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Songkran revelers can ride on the back of pickup trucks, but banned from splashing water on main roads

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Songkran revelers can ride on the back of pickup trucks, but banned from splashing water on main roads

 

Unenforceable. :stoner:

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  • Samui Bodoh
    Samui Bodoh

    Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?   Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?   Anyone?   Anyone?    

  • Prairieboy
    Prairieboy

    It was against the law for a few minutes a year or so ago.  

  • stanleycoin
    stanleycoin

    I'm sure this idea will work very well. 

has it ever rained during Songkran :wai:

11 hours ago, Prairieboy said:

It was against the law for a few minutes a year or so ago.  

you are correct but THE POLICE changed the ruling......remember they can do what ever they want here !!

It was April the 5th last year when they said NO RIDING IN BACK OF PICKUPS is ALLOWED then a few days later they changed their minds !!!

14 minutes ago, connda said:

Songkran revelers can ride on the back of pickup trucks, but banned from splashing water on main roads

 

Unenforceable. :stoner:

YEAH just how do they enforce such a stupid statement???????

11 minutes ago, jhonnie said:

has it ever rained during Songkran :wai:

it rains in the UK this rain IS CALLED  APRIL SHOWERS !!!

Thought riding in pick-ups was against the law. Oh thats right the police force has just not got around to enforcing it.So this law against throwing water on road  might as well tell the toad the pm kissed  You think they will pay attention to it?

Maybe the "main roads" are only the ones with single digit numbers.  I can only think of 1, 2, 3 and 4.  Are there others?  Is there a 5?  

13 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?

 

Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?

 

Anyone?

 

Anyone?

 

 

The only thing they are going to heed to is remaining #1... :coffee1:

So what about the thousands of people at the side of the roads splashing water onto said road ???????????

15 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?

 

Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?

 

Anyone?

 

Anyone?

 

 

But Ossifer, this is not main road.  Just Sukhumvit/On Nut etc. road but not motorway.  Motorway is main road.  O. K.  throw water here.  General say no oroblem here, not motorway main road!

Edited by The Deerhunter

How ridiculous is this rule you can ride in the back of pickups but cannot splash water on main roads.. Well Der !! Who cares about the water isnt saving lives more important. <deleted> mind boggles, really dumb..

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On 3/28/2018 at 4:52 AM, Samui Bodoh said:

Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?

 

Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?

 

Anyone?

 

Anyone?

 

 

I agree. Respect for the law is earned by example of those entrusted to enforce such law. Many such virtues are in short supply.

On 28/03/2018 at 7:22 AM, Samui Bodoh said:

Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?

 

Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?

 

Anyone?

 

Anyone?

 

 

Yep I agree you won't find anyone

22 hours ago, jhonnie said:

has it ever rained during Songkran :wai:

Yes in for a  half day 

2 hours ago, Benmart said:

I agree. Respect for the law is earned by example of those entrusted to enforce such law. Many such virtues are in short supply.

Unfortunately, in this case, when you have thousands of people disobeying the law every hour, there's nothing any law enforcer can do. Monkey see - monkey do is the law during Pattaya's Songkran.

On 28/03/2018 at 4:52 AM, Samui Bodoh said:

Why do the Thai authorities make such ridiculous pronouncements?

 

Does anyone think that the Thai people are going to heed them?

 

Anyone?

 

Anyone?

 

 

They have to play the role

how and WHO is going to enforce this??

ANSWER IS A BIG nobody !!

splashing water on main roads does NOT harm people....should read splashing water on people from pickups IS TO BE BANNED....

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