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On Facebook lately, I've been seeing nothing but ads for various kinds of foam parties in the BKK area and thereabouts now and for the coming week plus.

 

Perhaps they didn't get the police's message. Or, they don't care!

 

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24 minutes ago, madmitch said:

Honestly, that comment coming in an official police press release is almost unbelievable, even for Thailand

Almost ????????????????????

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Every Songkran.... there is a galatically idiotic and ridiculous statement made by someone in a position of power Banning something or other... 
 
.... this year it's foam parties... As if anyone at all is going to take any notice whatsoever. 
 
 
Just another announcement in the perpetual contribution to the farcical imagine portrayed - its a shame, they could do so much better with just a little bit of common sense. 
 
 
 
 

Songkran; banned on Songkran?


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24 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

At first, I thought that said rubber dildos too early in the morning 

Lilos, dildos and condoms, all will keep you safe

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1 hour ago, lamyai3 said:

Lilos, dildos and condoms, all will keep you safe

Only if used correctly. They are not interchangeable.

 

hehe

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Again, with edicts like this and the ban on Ts with beer names emblazoned, I am wondering how the expats feel who fled the nanny motherland.

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13 hours ago, madmitch said:

Honestly, that comment coming in an official police press release is almost unbelievable, even for Thailand

Don't cry a river, please, Pattaya beach can't have that!

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4 minutes ago, elgenon said:

Again, with edicts like this and the ban on Ts with beer names emblazoned, I am wondering how the expats feel who fled the nanny motherland.

Quite handy all those nanny motherland safety nets.

Cost a bit of tax, true.

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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Chalermkiat said there had been several deaths and injuries by electrocution at foam parties during previous Songkran festivals.

The idea making statements like this, you only get when your brain water already lathers.
So, people get electrocuted by foam during Songkran and not by rain during the rest of the year? And why blame the foam and not improper installed electric cables? Maybe this is just another missed chance to blame the vicious Mother Nature as the culprit.
 

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