somchaismith

Your friends read Thaivisa, too?

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/704898-crazy-farang-moto-drivers/

I must admit, one of the worst threads that I've read was one the one about the Burmese worker's finger, now that was a troll's effort.

However, I will agree about the forum quality. if you look at Thialand forums in general, you will notice that more than a few of them are on their last legs.

Thaivisa appears to be holding its own, even though a lot of its traffic has been taken by Facebook and Twitter.

I think he should drop the word "mass " maybe the word miniscule is more appropriate now .

There were at least 10,000 surrounding the building, where the mentioned meeting was being held, today. I wouldn't say that was "miniscule".

Okay, beaten to it.

They seem to love smashing and breaking things, this lot.

Such a compassionate humanitarian, is this official.

Can someone please post the explanation? If it exists.

Here's Mr Kamthong Somchhai with his new wheels. I believe 16k is what they're worth,

http://www.flickr.com/photos/prachatai/12451075215/

Errr...do you know you posted a huge file of photos with that one that you may not of intended to share with the entire world?

Okay, you're most welcome to look at them. When something's on the net, as far as I'm concerned, it's fair game.

^ 'Ripped clothes"!

Lmao, that's wild!

Here's Mr Kamthong Somchhai with his new wheels. I believe 16k is what they're worth,

http://www.flickr.com/photos/prachatai/12451075215/

I do the same every day, except the fighting of course.

I wonder though who's fault this is. The Thai drive between the cars very fast, so fast that they even can't stop if they have to. The farang should have watched over his shoulder.

As a previous poster said, weaving in and out cars is technically not the right thing. Also, I think to be classified as overtaking on the right, one would have to be in an empty lane, not beside another vehicle.

However when the long haired plonker, had the road rage fit, he kinda has become at fault.

Correct me if i'm wrong but i thought it was not prohibited to overtake left or right in thailand.

To be honest i have no idea about the proper trafficrules in Thailand.

Oh!

Here's something to help you, in English,

http://apps.dlt.go.th/driving_hp/ELearnning/E-Learning2.swf

http://apps.dlt.go.th/driving_hp/ELearnning/E-Learning2.swf

I do the same every day, except the fighting of course.

I wonder though who's fault this is. The Thai drive between the cars very fast, so fast that they even can't stop if they have to. The farang should have watched over his shoulder.

As a previous poster said, weaving in and out cars is technically not the right thing. Also, I think to be classified as overtaking on the right, one would have to be in an empty lane, not beside another vehicle.

However when the long haired plonker, had the road rage fit, he kinda has become at fault.

Actually, in the news section there's an article about a beaten up red-shirt, who was just given something similar, a lot smaller though and without a cover, as a gift.

Why? Well obviously they like your new pink, polka-dot bikini.

Are they allowed in Bkk? It's just that I can't remember seeing one here.

BTW, I like it, seems a sweet deal for 50k. Will keep it in mind.

It's clearly being said with a German accent, as in Thai it means, 'wonga-mart' - another name for a loan shark, not a surname though.

What an a-hole - crashes into the guy and then assaults him!

However, captured by dash cam, som nom nah, hope you like picking up the soap in a Chiang Mai monkey house, dude.

Grow a proverbial set and tell the landlord to piss off.

A set of what ?

It means that you should get angry with the landlord, as he's taking liberties with you and acting like a bully.

If you were 6'4'' and a mean looking geezer you would have had nothing said to you. So no, you weren't in the wrong.

Grow a proverbial set and tell the landlord to piss off.

What a fate for the two boys ....

But now they don't need to worry anymore for food and shelter.

Yeah, back at home with their Mummies, living off their sister's foreign BF's hard-earned.

This site has loads of manuals for Thai bikes, in English,

http://www.motorcycle.in.th/filemgmt/viewcat.php?cid=19

I wasn't aware that anyone is making a shockproof phone.

There may not be. There's so much ambigous info on the net. I was lead by this article here, http://www.samsung.com/uk/article/good-news-for-clumsy-phone-owners , which refers to the 'Solid' range of Samsung phones.

Cheers

^ Did you see any of the latest range of Samsung waterproof and shockproof phones?

I'm not surprised that this happens.

I don't think that Thai women would be starting a thread on USA Visa about their American husbands either.

When I visit Thailand, I can pull out a bag of raw locusts and fry them up just like a local. I can make a mean fermented fish Papaya salad, too.