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Opinion Russian Teacher to Thais: Drop ‘Farang’ if 'Ni Hao' Offends
I just spoke to a Thai girl, she told me when Thai people say "Farang" they get very excited in a good way, want to touch you and talk to you. So it's like a compliment. -
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Accident Road Rage Incident in Pattaya: Biker Smashes Van in Broad Daylight
Picture courtesy of Pattaya News A shocking road rage episode unfolded yesterday outside Nong Yai Temple in Pattaya, when a motorcycle taxi rider attacked a passenger van, turning a serene temple road into chaos. The incident, captured on camera, has left locals appalled and calls for justice mounting. The disturbing scene, which quickly went viral, shows the biker cutting in front of the white Chon Buri-to-Rayong van, abruptly halting his bike, and launching an aggressive assault on the vehicle using a heavy object. The attack left the van's windows shattered as onlookers watched in horror. The van driver, 25-year-old Thongmai Khotlakham, recounted the unsettling experience to local reporters. He explained that the biker gestured for him to exit the vehicle. "I had a full load of passengers and didn’t want trouble, so I stayed put," he said. Angered by Thongmai's refusal to exit, the biker proceeded to smash the van's left, right, and front windows before fleeing the scene. Thongmai insisted that there was no prior conflict or provocation on his part, leaving him bewildered by the biker’s violent outburst. "I’ve no idea what set him off," he stated. As the video spread across social media, there was an outpouring of anger from netizens demanding accountability for the biker’s actions. Local news outlet Pattaya News reported on the online fury and calls for justice. Despite the damage, Thongmai continued his route to ensure his passengers reached their destinations. He intends to file a police report and pursue legal action against the assailant once his duties are completed. This incident highlights the unpredictable nature of road interactions and the need for calmness in the face of provocation. Authorities are expected to investigate the matter thoroughly to ensure that justice is served and confidence in road safety is restored. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger -- 2025-04-22 -
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Opinion Russian Teacher to Thais: Drop ‘Farang’ if 'Ni Hao' Offends
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A Night in the Thai Police Station
An indirect & unnecessary snide comment. -
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In Britain Criticizing your child’s school can land you in jail, astonishing and disturbing
You’ve really excelled yourself this time in the far right terminological inexactitude stakes. You’re a liar “Eraser” Jonny. This evil woman actually did encourage (it’s got to be said, low IQ, far right people) to burn down places that housed terrified human beings. And you’re on her side? You need help.
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