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Pattaya: You call that a knife? Thai man disarmed in Walking Street


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Posted
10 minutes ago, webfact said:

Named as Somneuk, he said that he had a problem with another person working at a rival establishment. 

i am not sure to introduce a Japanese sword in the discussion was the 

best option to try to solve the problem but TIT

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3 minutes ago, NCC1701A said:

Right in front of Skyfall aGoGo. The coyote girls must have been freakin' out.

At least they had something to animate the evening

i was in walking street yesterday night, and still a lack of customers for the gogos

most of them are for rent, for sale or already closed.

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2 hours ago, kingofthemountain said:

i am not sure to introduce a Japanese sword in the discussion was the 

best option to try to solve the problem but TIT

Oh I don't know...one successful swipe of a genuine katana should prevent further argument...and start a new conversation with the police of course. Ha!

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Posted (edited)

The only dangerous thing about Pattaya, or anywhere in Thailand for that matter are the drunk foreigners.

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

Named as Somneuk, he said that he had a problem with another person working at a rival establishment.

Family friendly Pattaya strikes again!

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Posted
4 hours ago, TKDfella said:

Oh I don't know...one successful swipe of a genuine katana should prevent further argument...and start a new conversation with the police of course. Ha!

Fortunately, the weapon he was carrying was not a katana,  very sharp with a curved blade.

This weapon was just a typical cheap Thai "market" sword, Sekizo name ion some ,with a straight blade and cloth covered handle. Available at many night markets for a few hundred baht. Not good quality steel, but still dangerous 

Posted
6 hours ago, justaphase said:

The only dangerous thing about Pattaya, or anywhere in Thailand for that matter are the drunk foreigners.

Of course locals never drink... ????

Posted
16 hours ago, Dap said:

Pretty sure the man carrying the long knife was Thai. 

Of course he was Thai - he was working for a seafood restaurant.  Only a Thai would resort to this because 'he had a problem with another person working at a rival establishment.'

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