Korat: "Pum Pui" plod put though their paces

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Korat: "Pum Pui" plod put though their paces

 

Picture: Spring News

 

Police at the Nong Sarai station in Nakorn Rathcasima have been told they are overweight. 

 

A strict fitness regime has been organised for the "pum pui" (portly) officers to slim down. 

 

Many pictures of the corpulent cops were posted on Facebook on the Police News site causing social media to poke fun at some of the fatter examples in the force.

 

Someone said that: "If they are not 'firm' they can't finish". 

 

ABSolutely!

 

Source: Spring News

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2019-03-13

[Lupatria]

The famous "Fatso Force" finally forced to action...

[hotchilli]

That khao niaw does stick to the ribs a bit !

[Bill Miller]

I can't throw any shade on this topic.
Oh, wait! Yes I can! 5555
It is POSSIBLE to be "fat but fit", but pretty rare.
They need to do "pushaways" at the supper table to get rid of the extra tonnage.

 

[DrTuner]

I was watching NHK today, Grand Sumo is on again, brilliant stuff. Maybe the BiB could have their own heya. 

[CHdiver]

Easy, in future pay the tea money in 10 baht coins. That way they get extra exercise when taking it back to the Office.

Edited March 13, 2019 by CHdiver
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[quandow]

I thought no shirt in public was illegal in Thailand.

[harada]

Looks like this guy might be changing his underwear after this effort, chilli ?

[Bill Miller]

17 hours ago, DrTuner said:

I was watching NHK today, Grand Sumo is on again, brilliant stuff. Maybe the BiB could have their own heya. 

Sumo really are "fat but fit".

Their work outs are pretty strenuous.

[RocketDog]

On 3/13/2019 at 2:06 PM, Lupatria said:

The famous "Fatso Force" finally forced to action...

Finally forced to frenetic frolic! 

[Lupatria]

On 3/13/2019 at 10:27 PM, quandow said:

I thought no shirt in public was illegal in Thailand.

I'm also missing the photo of all their bras hanging on the clothesline.