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Ex-Footballer Ian Heddle Jailed for Child Abuse in Thailand
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
4 YEARS!!! This guy has probably caused this poor child at least 60-70 years of future trauma so lets start at that number as a base line for the sentencing. -
Three American Bully dogs maul 70-year-old man to death
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Theres been 2 deaths in the UK in the past 5 years by Rotties, which is the same as Shepherds (one German one Malinois) or Huskies, 1 pure, 1 mixed.... The owners turned the rotties violent is the most likely reason, Pitbull varieties are a whole different thing -
Three American Bully dogs maul 70-year-old man to death
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Well done, how many Rotties are in the UK? Over this 35 year period of time.... 10 bully deaths in 2 years is completely different and there are far fewer of them than Rotties. Rotties are very placid unless you train them not to be, which is what happens, their jaw genetics means they can be made very dangerous. -
Three American Bully dogs maul 70-year-old man to death
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Not a Rottie which are very sweet natured by the way, I grew up with them never had one incident with the 10 my mother has had over the multiple decades It's a fairly modern breed, there were 19 deaths in the UK between 2021 and 2023 10 were caused by the breed.... They are on the dangerous dogs list in the UK The huge issue with these type of dogs is the people who are attracted to owning them, the typical "pitbull" or rottie owner is an aggressive male who wants to act as a tough guy and will not be responsible enough to handle them and usually teaches them to be more violent than they'd naturally be- 186 replies
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Bringing dog to Thailand for 3-6 months
ryandb replied to Travel2000's topic in Plants, Pets & Vets in Thailand
Easy enough to get them here, but I'd only recommend putting your dog through it for permanent changes such as living here full time, 2 flights in a few months is pretty bad nevermind you would need to get straight onto getting the paperwork done for heading back and for returning to some nations it can be a pain the ass (US comes to mind) -
Man Kills 2-Month-Old baby in Thailand, After Mother Refuses Sex
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Chiang Rai News
death penalty would be too good for this guy, what a heinous series of events -
Expats angry at huge concessions in latest Thai visa announcements
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Firstly why complain, you decided to spend your money that way. You have the Elite Visa and the benefits that come with it, it's like complaining about buying something when it first came out and now it's on sale, nevermind if you purchased it before the price hike, did you offer to make up the difference? Retirement or Marriage guys, well just swap to doing it this way if you really are unhappy about it... I'll be staying on long term visa's for the simple fact I have dogs here and if the rules suddenly change or if I get a border agent deciding differently I can't take the risk plus going to the border every 3 months isn't much fun, my check ins are done by my agent so I literally go once a year to the IO and that's good for me -
Journalist in Samui Threatened with Violence Over Luxury Villa Report
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
No nationality of the owner mentioned.... must mean it's a local then! Honestly though is there any space left to construct in Chaweng Noi -
Double Homicide Shocks Pattaya: Restaurant Owners Found Dead
ryandb replied to snoop1130's topic in Pattaya News
FAFO? -
They'll regret revealing the win, honestly, as it's tax exempt winnings in the UK, they'd be better off investing in a property there or putting it in the S&P with the new Foreign Income taxes especially as you've just announced it to the world, should have at least had said it was his winnings and had him only come for 179 days this year
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Pattaya Residents Unite to Defend Dignity Against "Sin City" Media Reports
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
maybe I'll visit one day then, it was just the media telling me it was nothing but a red-light district full of old men in chang vests -
British yoga teacher stranded in Bangkok airport over passport tear
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Good for you, my stepdad does Sea defense work 3 months on 3 months off and the money is insane, I run my own business but sometimes wish I'd have followed him into it, less stress (but hard work when out there) and the work is always out there -
British yoga teacher stranded in Bangkok airport over passport tear
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Very true, I'm guessing she tried to make it work over here and ran out of funds/time to find a way to support herself and waited until the last moment (just enough left to book the flight) before they opted to do the sensible thing and return back home. It's a learning experience, I'm guessing she will be back but will be planning it and having more emergency funds in future. -
British yoga teacher stranded in Bangkok airport over passport tear
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Probably recently divorced and is now "finding herself" but not updated her legal documents Either way, I'm guessing these stops were overnights or required going through immigration, possible airline changes or there was no visa to enter India (assuming one may be needed) so perhaps doing a little research before buying the cheapest ticket possible.... though considering she had no funds left she probably had little choice than a possible 36 hr multi change flight. Sure if it was direct to England any airline would see its a UK passport and just allow it. -
Thailand to reclassify cannabis as illegal by 1 January, 2025
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
That's 75% of Samui businesses opened in the past year f##ked, can imagine its been the same elsewhere unimaginative new shops popping up offering the best and cheapest and going bust or looking empty within 6 months. -
Thai-ed up: British man’s terrifying prison ordeal in Thailand
ryandb replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I'd take a guess he paid to have the story published to promote his online coaching... -
Thai-ed up: British man’s terrifying prison ordeal in Thailand
ryandb replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
I know you are in the IDC until you can pay the fine and the flight home, but I've always wondered about the funds, do they allow you to use your cards, what if you have cash at your condo is there some leeway to retrieve it or do you literally have to have cash on you etc. I mean if you are overstaying and know about it why wouldn't you have 40,000 -60k baht (20k fine 20k-40k one way ticket depending on your origin country) tucked away to be in and out in a day or 2 until the flight -
Not the brightest, managing to flee then coming back 7 years later. If he is innocent surely you'd contact a lawyer/embassy to say you are coming back to defend yourself, still I wouldn't see the point as you are likely to still lose so just stay away, there's plenty of other countries to go to.
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Foreigner fined for threatening Thai cyclist with dogs
ryandb replied to webfact's topic in Eastern Thailand News
I have no issue with protecting your child at any cost, but I was simply addressing a male adult who was suggesting to instantly pepper spray a dog, most the time it's just a dog barking saying get off my land, we wouldn't consider a human saying those words as dangerous. My landlord's dog often runs to the edge of the road and barks (mine live indoors, his doesn't), but he stops right at the edge and if the people keep going he doesn't follow. running, and cycling do present issues, dogs instinct is to chase it's not necessarily aggression, even my little 8kg recent rescue one gets excited and stands on his hind legs on the leash when he sees the Muay Thai dudes doing their morning run past us on our walk. I'm not usually one who likes fines (punishment for the poor but the rich do not care) but I agree until it is under control then punishment is required. Still, the normal thing here is they will say not my dog when it is and the dog gets into a problem, then if a stray dog is hit in the street by a driver suddenly there are 8 owners.