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The Thai guy's not even half his size, what a bully. I experienced a falang in Ikea a few days ago shouting, waving his arms about and trying to bully the staff because  he had to wait in line to pay like everybody else, sadly eventuality he won and an extra paying counter was opened for him, closely followed by me, to my shame.

5 hours ago, Leaver said:

Let the competition for guessing his nationality start.  ????

 

From his dance moves, I get the feeling he either lives here, or has been here many times.  If so, he should know he is not dressed appropriately for a temple.  He also looks a little unsteady on his feet as well, and not from the dancing.  He may have been intoxicated.

 

In the clip, we can't see what he is seeing, but you can see the chairs laid out for a gathering, but rather than keep a low profile and let the Thai's do their thing, and just observe, this guy draws attention to himself.

 

Depending on how the Thai's take this clip, he may get some attention from authorities. 

 

Like many things that go viral on the internet, you either become famous, or arrested, or both.  ????

You become famous or infamous.

On 7/11/2018 at 10:56 AM, overherebc said:

Some countries have a tax agreement with Thailand. 

By the way yes lots of people get it paid directly here.

UK pensions are taxed in UK so do not attract Thai tax, not sure on all the other countries.

However Thai law states that income into Thailand in the year it is earned is liable to Thai tax.

I receive my UK pension in the Netherlands free of UK tax but do have to pay tax on it in the Netherlands.

After your 49th birthday you are in your 50th year.

Where the visa application form asks ''reason for vist'' I always write tourist so have presumed I was getting a tourist visa.

3 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

 No difference between countries. All single entry tourist visas are valid for 3 months from the date issue for entry to the country and allow a 60 day entry.

Non-immigrant O visa gives me a 90 day stay no extensions or other hassle's.

For the last seven years since my retirement I have always gone to Thailand with a 90 Day tourist visa traveling from the Netherlands, do different countries have different visas?

I thought when traveling internationally with cash in excess of $10,000 USA that it must declared.

"Thailand Rocks even after 7 years . . " and for me after 39 years.

3 hours ago, chickenslegs said:

Krap!

Please don't tell me I've been saying it wrong all these years.

Me too.

They are just so feminine and with a skin one size to small.

Sensing a huge SNAFU coming our way.. Better stock up some cash

May I suggest doing a balance check, with proof, or an electronic passbook update before the fun starts ?

From what I've seen and heard it's not fun to have a dispute with a Thai bank who seem to operate the old fairground rule of ' fallen darts not returned ' so any documentary evidence might help if the event of something going wrong.

I don't think there is any need for you to start suggesting to the gullible that Thai banks are going to be robbing their customers money.

And so somebody(s) has gotten away with a particularly gruesome murder well not the first or the last.

My only problem with the Taxis in Thailand is how often they refuse to take you where you want to go, I know its illegal but it still happens all the time.

Its a great shame but I don't think the truth will ever be known.

The problem is exacerbated by the habit of passengers opening the front door to tell drivers their destination. This gives drivers the easy option of declining. I don't know why people just don't get in the back and then tell the driver where they want to go ( probably because of fear of being kicked out with menace? ).

I think this goes back to the day when there were no meters and you had to haggle the fair before you got in, then haggle again because all the lights were red or the traffic was too heavy. Yeah the good old days.

This just goes from bad to worse, where will it end?

Pitbulls should not be allowed to breed...those that do have complete ar**oles for owners......
This woman will get nothing....the cop that owns them and in hospital will have no action taken against him.......if I knew where they were, I would be happy to assist in their euthenasia

We saved a few thousand Baht at Big C by buying a Television, a refrigerator and a microwave all at the same time and at lot of long and hard haggling by my Thai wife and myself, she has the mouth but I have the money.

I have been coming to Thailand once or twice a year for almost 40 years but have never been stopped by customs, have I just been lucky?

Troll

Tend to agree...acts as if he's never been kissed.

Actually I just read it again. He is talking about a bar girl. Wanting to take her out as a friend, not for sex. He is asking does he need to pay her for this companionship.

OP very quickly get down to a book shop and buy a copy of Private Dancer by Stephen Leather. Read it, understand it..... Then read it again!

Try reading A Woman of Bangkok by Jack Reynolds if you can find a copy, gives some insight.

And the cost of the wireless internet will be exorbitant.never mind the instability.probably cost around 300 baht to write and send an email.

the Russian is obviously vibrating on a very low frequency if he couldn't identify a transexual for what he was. he being the operative word. I mean the whole issue is that she was a he. why the PC brigade insist on calling a he a she is beyond me. i mean if a lesbian dresses like a man (Tom i think it is refered to in thailand) then would we call her a him. No of course not!

The Pattaya mail isnt obviously brain washed by the PC liberal nonsense and calls a spade a spade ..

"Police charged both men with public fighting. "

My Thai lesbian (tom) niece calls her/his self Mr and has a wife.