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  1. ross163103
    That's the truth! Rich get richer, poor get poorer.
  2. ross163103
    This kind of thing is sickening to me, lots of students use machetes to fight also. I think the penalty for this should be harsh. Once again, about the victim complaining of smoking, he should've just not complained and kept his head under the radar, pop your head up and bad things can happen. Admittedly he shouldn't have lost an arm over such a small issue but you never know how mental people can be.
  3. ross163103
    Sounds good in theory but we all know brown envelopes beat a points system!
  4. ross163103
    Exactly! Plus, a lot of people tend to forget they're a guest in this country; that's in the back of my mind all the time. I treat people like I want to be treated, works most of the time. As I said in the Swiss guy kicking incident post, better to keep your head under the radar, makes life a lot easier and less problematic.
  5. ross163103
    Don't see the problem; I had a friend that was 65 and had a 22 year old wife. They were married and stayed togther until he died a very happy man at 78. To be fair, she was a mature 22 not like one of those girls that likes stuffed animals, Hello Kitty stuff, and Kpop music.
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    I'm not a law expert but pretty sure the self defense excuse doesn't come into play if you're dealing with police. They should've just stopped and cooperated, probably would have a different outcome.
  7. ross163103
    That's the golden rule I live by, has worked for numerous years while living here.
  8. ross163103
    Hard to believe there was any speeding involved with so many roads under construction in Pattaya! I can hardly get up to 30 km/h most days around the city! LOL
  9. ross163103
    55555555, that's funny! TIT
  10. ross163103
    Exactly! As far as social media being judge and jury, that's an just an unfortunate thing now days! Most people don't want to find the facts for themselves, easier to just go along with whatever social media you follow is saying.
  11. ross163103
    That's good advice! Keep your head on a swivel over here! Things coming at you from all directions and all different speeds!
  12. ross163103
    Noooo, this wouldn't happen in Thailand, no way! (insert sarcasm here), for those that don't get it.
  13. ross163103
    This is a perfect example of why you should "keep your head under the radar" in Thailand; pop your head up and bad things happen! And also, not be so cocky and disrespect/assault the locals, especially when you're in the wrong.
  14. ross163103
    Seen this a lot with Thai familes; they think it's a good idea for family members to live together--family stays close......I don't think so! My extended family only comes to visit every once in a while---like every couple of years, a lot better in my opinion.
  15. ross163103
    More brown envelopes makes most things easy here!
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