13 hours ago, AlexRich said:

You couldn’t care less about them.

Unlike you who did everything to get the disturb man some help.

A couple of troll posts have been removed

If it were chicken wings then I'd put it down to another farang 'learning to fly'.

Sounds like the leaping Russian was in fact a 'spring chicken.'

21 hours ago, webfact said:

Police said they had tested his urine for drug use, but the results were negative.

 

 

Thus showing the uselessness of testing for drugs that don't do what alcohol routinely does.  Drugs should be legalized.  

2 minutes ago, wealthychef said:

 

Thus showing the uselessness of testing for drugs that don't do what alcohol routinely does.  Drugs should be legalized.  

A [qualified] 'Agree' on that one.  There are more benign drugs than alcohol that should be left out of the legal system.  There are also some that damage anyone associated with the user, not only the user themselves.  

Sometimes I wonder whether it would work if the posession/use of the drug itself is the wrong thing to punish, but the behaviour of the person using it (i.e. drink, but do no harm to others, or toke, but ...).  If you get cabbaged and become a social nuisance or danger, the that perhaps should be the focal point.

In this instance he was a nuisance, and a danger only to himself (except perhaps rescue workers).

21 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Hope he ate it before the sea of efluent infected it.

Ever heard of a tuna product called 'Chicken of the Sea'?

2 minutes ago, Shiver said:

Sometimes I wonder whether it would work if the posession/use of the drug itself is the wrong thing to punish, but the behaviour of the person using it (i.e. drink, but do no harm to others, or toke, but ...).  If you get cabbaged and become a social nuisance or danger, the that perhaps should be the focal point.

Yeah, that's where I think enforcement should focus.  If drugs are causing a problem, it's a mental health issue, not a crime per se.  Most drug-related crimes are either "turf wars" as the artificially high price of drugs due to criminalization encourages smugglers and gangs to flourish, or else petty theft or perhaps mugging as addicts try to get money to finance their habit.  In both cases, making the drug illegal moves the needle the wrong direction.  Plus it makes drug users turn more violent and learn new criminal dskills.  

18 hours ago, 7of9rocks said:

"...Police said they had tested his urine for drug use, but the results were negative."

 

i wonder how much that cost?   ?

 

 

if he actually tested negative is cost the police a lot as they'd have no basis for extortion

 

alcohol, notably alcoholism can basically imitate whatever any illegal drug can do

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by atyclb

A rather extreme way to season his chicken - he could have just asked Jitlada to put some more salt on it...

3 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

He stole  products. The products cost money. At the very least he should pay for the products.

 

The Thai who jumped in to retrieve him, could have died had the Russian pulled him down. Perhaps a time in jail to contemplate his idiocy would do him some good.

You wouldn’t be American by any chance? They incarcerate more people than anyone else ... and seem to be obsessed with punishing people irrespective of their mental health, long sentences even for minor offences. Pointless.

 

The Russian man behaved bizarrely, he may well be ill, or might even be the victim of a spiked drink (an increasingly common occurrence). He’d need to be assessed. He didn’t eat the food, he jumped into the sea with it, not the actions of a regular thief. Two Thai’s come out of this story well. The vendor who recognised that the guy was not right and let it go and the man who fished him out the sea. They demonstrated a compassion sadly lacking these days.

Edited September 5, 20187 yr by AlexRich

1 hour ago, FritsSikkink said:

Unlike you who did everything to get the disturb man some help.

Just like the vendor who recognised that the man was not right and let the incident go ... a sensible decision in my view.

22 hours ago, Darcula said:

22 hours ago, webfact said:

the man had grabbed 10 sticks of chicken and run toward the pier, before jumping into the sea and starting to swim further offshore

 

Have you ever felt that you wanted to satay and wanted to leave at the same time?

 

 

bravissimo 

From the pic he appears to be "cock a doodle doo" all right, and the apprehender seems to see the funny side of it as well!

Highly potent drugs like LSD are almost impossible to test for because you'd be looking for nanograms in a litre of urine.

23 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Hope he ate it before the sea of efluent infected it.

they should have done russian style justice and shackled him by the bolshaviks

 

How does this Russian get to stay in Thailand; certainly he qualifies as 'bad ones' out. to not kick him out of Thailand makes a mockery of their slogan of good ones in and bad ones out. Yet, I could be off a bit.

4 minutes ago, IAMHERE said:

How does this Russian get to stay in Thailand; certainly he qualifies as 'bad ones' out. to not kick him out of Thailand makes a mockery of their slogan of good ones in and bad ones out. Yet, I could be off a bit.

So you've never been intoxicated in Thailand?

 

Maybe he grabbed the wings and thought he could fly..

It’s funny this ruskies story reminds me of a French fella in London. I’m involved with a teacher recruitment firm in London and we had this French PE teacher come in to register to start at a school next day. Asked him for his crb and was handed 3 pages. I looked at him and he was all sheepish. Oh hear we go, what’s he done. A clear enhanced crb should only be a page. He was at the Notting hill carnival whilst still at uni doing his pgce and got smashed basically. Took a bit of chicken as he he was dancing past a stall. Coppers were there and saw him and went to get him. He carried on dancing. So what he had on his crb was theft, resisting police arrest and possession of class a and b drugs( he had weed and pills on him). All in a few minutes. I said you know you’re going to have to explain this to every school you apply to for the rest of your life. He knew. Bummer. School still took him though 

26 minutes ago, Monkeyrobot said:

Maybe he grabbed the wings and thought he could fly..

The Russian R Kelly in Pattaya, who would have thought it?

To Thais hes not Russian - “he farang” which means to them he’s the same as you and me!! Shame!!

I would not be surprised if in the next few days a video of it appears on Youtube. A new stupid prank in Thailand.

Another nutjob Ivan in Pattaya....move along.

4 hours ago, atyclb said:

 

 

if he actually tested negative is cost the police a lot as they'd have no basis for extortion

 

alcohol, notably alcoholism can basically imitate whatever any illegal drug can do

 

The difference between an alcoholic and a (eg) coke user:

They'll both steal $10 from you, but in the morning the alcoholic will apologise whereas the coke user will help you look for it.

 

[insert drug of choice to suit your audience].

1 hour ago, Shiver said:

 

The difference between an alcoholic and a (eg) coke user:

They'll both steal $10 from you, but in the morning the alcoholic will apologise whereas the coke user will help you look for it.

 

[insert drug of choice to suit your audience].

Possibly the most unfunny and incomprehensible joke I have ever heard.

20 minutes ago, pr9spk said:

Possibly the most unfunny and incomprehensible joke I have ever heard.

Fine.

12 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

Chicken dysentery could be a new recipe for the colonel although its on most menus already ?

Try the new Chicken Sick Sticks.

Maybe the chicken was too spicy and the Russian jumped in the sea because his ass was on fire.

On 9/4/2018 at 4:57 AM, Darcula said:

 

Have you ever felt that you wanted to satay and wanted to leave at the same time?

He was on over satay and was trying to leave the country.