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A soldier remains a soldier Gen. Prayut is the best example for.

Is beautiful...that is probably the kind of 1st class tourists that Thailand deserves...

As long the banks borrow expensive money to the peoples...The end will be very bitter...

4 hours ago, beachproperty said:

Sooooo.....Where do you live?

Yes...I like to know it too...

Good example, but at least he wears a helmet...

11 hours ago, chopin2 said:

The reason why the thais won't fix their traffic problem is because a farang told them what they are doing wrong.

Do not forget, the farangs are stupid peoples that think they know everything better than all the very good educated and instructed Thais!

I suggest "CASTRATION" for all those child's abusers.

That is the usual situation during the whole year and not only on big festivities.

None learn from the history, forbidden is not the good way to eliminate the alcohol.

15 hours ago, Wake Up said:

He is an adult with an adult brain.  He ignored warning signs. What else do you expect “tour operators “ to do? Sorry for the man and his friends as this is a tragedy. But for you to blame thailand or thai people is ridiculous.  

I never blame Thailand and maybe you do not know that many tour operator on Samui are leading by farangs or are farangs companies...

The average for the year is 71 peoples at day, so is looking quite good so far...or not?

My experience during 22 years Koh Samui: service TOT, 3BB, BAD, AIS good, speed: TOT some time days no connection, 3BB almost very slowly, AIS almost faster than mentioned on the contract.

Paradise??? None of the tour operators there do their work in the right way.

I really don't know why they talk all the time about “7 Dangerous days”, must be "365dangerous days".

I suggest a new campaign: 365/365/365.....

Unbelievable what those people are able to do for a little publicity...

The police in Thailand have real a black humor, I like to see what do they invent next time...FUNNY, FUNNY...

You do not have to be a "TOP ASTROLOGER" everyone that traveling around know how dangerous Thai roads are.

And for that shit pay peoples money???

16 hours ago, sambum said:

I meant do you live in England so you could draw a comparison between a country where dropping rubbish is frowned upon, and one where it is accepted! 

 

Anyway, now you don't have to contend with more than 250,000 tons of festering rubbish on your doorstep, do you, but you can't blame us who remain for complaining about it!

FYI: I got more than 20 years the smell of that rubbish, I was in Hua Thanon, I try to mobilize peoples to force the island municipality to do something, none like to support it.

All that he does is election tour to ensure in case of an election to have a chance. VERY UNFAIR!

On 12/23/2017 at 2:55 PM, sambum said:

Do you live there?

I was there 22 years until March 2017, now I'm still in Thailand but away from all tourist areas.

I do not think it was difficult to do!

Perverse!

19 hours ago, sambum said:

Not many - in most of "our" home countries it would not be tolerated - either by the BIB or the public at large. The "Keep Britain Tidy" campaign is a good example.

Who believes!!!

I think he got enough time to find a secure place where to stay, money has sure more than enough.

Very important next time do not warn them few days before you try to get him.

On 12/20/2017 at 8:08 PM, thaibeachlovers said:

You nailed it. It's up to the THAIS to do something about it. We farangs are just tolerated, and our opinions not at all.

How many of us "FARANGS" drop the rubbish just where they are? 

Very generous!!!