Don't mess with a Thai mother-in-law! Woman throws urine and uses Samurai sword to attack look-chin stall

 

Thai caption: Urine thrown at shop

 

Thai media 77kaoded went to a look-chin stall in Bo Win, Sriracha after a mother-in-law attacked her former daughter-in-law's shop with urine and a sword.

 

The father of Thipwimon, 29, said that his daughter was married to a man called Wirot for years. But he was arrested for having Ya Ba a year ago.

 

Since then Thipwimon had been trying to get back 25,000 baht and a one baht weight necklace she had lent to her now former mother-in-law.

 

Picture: 77kaoded

 

The woman concerned - Wanphen,50 - took exception to this and went to the look chin stall.

 

She threw a container of urine at the shop then retrieved a Samurai sword from her car and smashed a cabinet and damaged an ice making machine.

 

She then fled the scene.

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

 

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She's taking the pi$$

Sounds like the birthday parties from this family should be very interesting...

To be attacked by a samurai sword is one thing, but the toxic mother in law urine is an instant killer...????

56 minutes ago, webfact said:

Since then Thipwimon had been trying to get back 25,000 baht and a one baht weight necklace she had lent to her now former mother-in-law.

 

57 minutes ago, webfact said:

The woman concerned - Wanphen,50 - took exception to this and went to the look chin stall.

Open your pockets, not your bladder and pay back the money you disgusting loser! Would'nt you think at 50 people would have more sense.....oh well!

Don't mess with this wicked pussy....."Ill spray ya and then cut you up!"....

 

1 hour ago, RotBenz8888 said:

To be attacked by a samurai sword is one thing, but the toxic mother in law urine is an instant killer...????

Well, passion killer anyway.

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Since then Thipwimon had been trying to get back 25,000 baht and a one baht weight necklace she had lent to her now former mother-in-law.

In Thailand, lent = gift.

1 hour ago, curtklay said:

In Thailand, lent = gift.

Yes, that is why they call it Buddhist Lent.

 

Rooster

6 hours ago, ChipButty said:

She's taking the pi$$

More like giving the pi$$

Sounds like mama has been on the yaba also.  ????

In Thailand the term "can I borrow you" translates to: give me now and you'll never get it back!

Thais do not borrow, they take. Thais do not lend, they give. Borrow mainly my money or my stuff, and give it on to someone else, it seems. The wife 'lends' but knows she'll never get it back. Despite my protestations, she continues to 'lend '.

Unless there was a written, signed and witnessed agreement in place at the time the gold and cash were 'lent', then it is considered a gift.

 

 

13 hours ago, webfact said:

She then fled the scene

where to?

 

3 minutes ago, Pique Dard said:

13 hours ago, webfact said:

She then fled the scene

where to?

South America - Uringuay.

6 hours ago, bluesofa said:

South America - Uringuay.

Not, not so far, only Pissanalook. 

Its ok just holy water said a passing nun???? 

Lawyer up, get witnesses and send this loser to jail..

Geezer

9 hours ago, Pique Dard said:

where to?

 

The nearest urinal - soi 9 Beach road.

I'm guessing somebody was in the right and somebody else was wrong. One more darn thing for local spirits to figure out. I sometimes feel for those local spirits, they must get stressed. 

On 2/14/2020 at 7:38 AM, hotchilli said:

In Thailand the term "can I borrow you" translates to: give me now and you'll never get it back!

Reminds me of the American TV show "Everybody Hates Chris".  One of the no good neighborhood guys would say "Let a brother hold a dollar", and the kid knew that meant he would never get the "loan" back.

I saw that urine sword routine in the 90's ,but as a finale, she drew a picture of an elephant .....

Edited February 17, 20206 yr by mok199