"Hey buddy, fancy some BBQ pork" - innocent greeting turns nasty in Hat Yai

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"Hey buddy, fancy some BBQ pork" - innocent greeting turns nasty in Hat Yai

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

Police in downtown Hat Yai in the far south of Thailand were called after a 21 year old man was attacked with a two foot long sword. 

 

Surachate had already been taken to hospital by his girlfriend when the constabulary arrived on the scene in Soi 5 of Chokesaman Road. 

 

The police were told that Surachate, a 21 year old moo katha  trader, had been drinking with a few friends when his pal "Jin" passed by on his Yamaha Fino. 

 

Seeing his buddy Surachate called out for him to join them for some tasty pork barbecue.

 

However, he refused and after the good name of one of the friend's mother's was brought into question an argument developed. 

 

Jin left the scene and then came back with five men in a Vios. One of the men emerged with a two foot long Sparta sword.

 

Jin took hold of the sword and attacked his friend before leaving his motorcycle and phone at the scene and fleeing. 

 

The other men also disappeared. 

 

Police have the whole incident caught on mobile phone footage, reported Thai Rath. 

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

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[BritManToo]

Hat Yai ....... mostly Muslim, maybe the offer of pork wasn't that friendly.

[Stocky]

38 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Hat Yai ....... mostly Muslim

Not really, probably about 25-30% of our population is Muslim. These people knew each other, so doubt it has anything to do with pork or religion.

[2long]

"the good name of one of the friend's mother's was brought into question"

Well, it sounds like they weren't friends, then, doesn't it?

[1Gringo]

why do they refer to machetes as swords?

 

[Matzzon]

3 hours ago, Stocky said:

Not really, probably about 25-30% of our population is Muslim. These people knew each other, so doubt it has anything to do with pork or religion.

I think it was meant as a joke.

[Bender Rodriguez]

thailand start to become like the place/reason I left my home country for

[klauskunkel]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Jin left the scene and then came back with five men in a Vios

It's as if these space wasters only live for occasions like this: "I had nothing better to do." "I was bored." "There was nothing interesting on TV." "I'm a natural born thug." "My penis makes all my decisions." "Consequences??? That's a biiig word, are you a egghead?"

[Krataiboy]

5 hours ago, Stocky said:

Not really, probably about 25-30% of our population is Muslim. These people knew each other, so doubt it has anything to do with pork or religion.

Nice bit of crackling in the spotted shorts. Not.

[digger70]

8 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Hat Yai ....... mostly Muslim, maybe the offer of pork wasn't that friendly.

How do you know? You live in hat Yai?    No ? 

We do, get you're facts right.

[RocketDog]

7 hours ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

thailand start to become like the place/reason I left my home country for

The population, the pork, or the machete? 

[ta158]

7 hours ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

thailand start to become like the place/reason I left my home country for

It's so funny when people miss or dont see/hear about the rest of 90% of shootings and stabbing in Thailand as most of those news don't get published to thai visa/Bangkok post and always say "it's starting to become like USA/Europe" etc. When in fact it has always been like this and has actually decreased majorly all over Thailand.

[katana]

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Jin took hold of the sword and attacked his friend before leaving his motorcycle and phone at the scene and fleeing. 

With friends like that...

[Catkiwi]

9 hours ago, 1Gringo said:

why do they refer to machetes as swords?

 

Translation. In this case it looked more like a samurai sword than a machete but hey, don't sweat the small stuff.

[Catkiwi]

12 hours ago, Stocky said:

Not really, probably about 25-30% of our population is Muslim. These people knew each other, so doubt it has anything to do with pork or religion.

Your population? All good mates get along so well then?

[Catkiwi]

4 hours ago, digger70 said:

How do you know? You live in hat Yai?    No ? 

We do, get you're facts right.

Ok bro, what are the facts pray tell? Let all of us ignorant non-Hat Yai denizens become enlightened by your teachings...

[Catkiwi]

8 hours ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

thailand start to become like the place/reason I left my home country for

Don't let us stop you leaving if you don't like it here. What a bunch of bloody whiners have developed and invaded these shores of late!! How does that famous quote go...If you cant handle the heat in the kitchen, <deleted> off...or something along those lines ????

[holy cow cm]

15 minutes ago, Catkiwi said:

Translation. In this case it looked more like a samurai sword than a machete but hey, don't sweat the small stuff.

Looks like a Machete, but Thai cheap manufactured. Who cares really. That thing will do some serious damage even if the dingdong idiot doesn't know how to carve properly. 

[Catkiwi]

10 minutes ago, holy cow cm said:

Looks like a Machete, but Thai cheap manufactured. Who cares really. That thing will do some serious damage even if the dingdong idiot doesn't know how to carve properly. 

Couldn't see the "Thai cheap manufactured" sticker. These imitation swords are readily available in markets etc. here and I do agree that they could inflict serious damage in the hands of any ting tong....

[holy cow cm]

4 minutes ago, Catkiwi said:

Couldn't see the "Thai cheap manufactured" sticker. These imitation swords are readily available in markets etc. here and I do agree that they could inflict serious damage in the hands of any ting tong....

Here in CM before C19, they had make shift side of the road stalls that sell them and a plethora of other types. They rust pretty fast and that makes them more lethal if you were to get hammered by one.

[Catkiwi]

7 minutes ago, holy cow cm said:

Here in CM before C19, they had make shift side of the road stalls that sell them and a plethora of other types. They rust pretty fast and that makes them more lethal if you were to get hammered by one.

I think that blood poisoning would be the least of your concerns if you had been unfortunate enough to have had your carotid artery severed, but anyway, yes, they were and still are widely available.

 

Just as an aside, my son in law back in NZ has a good display of these type swords, bought in a couple of different Thai markets, in their down stairs bar and they haven't started rusting after 12 years. 

[Stocky]

1 hour ago, Catkiwi said:

Your population? All good mates get along so well then?

I've lived in Hat Yai for fifteen years so I consider it my home. Yes we do get along, don't know about "all good mate", but I've found it a pleasant city to live in and to raise a family. 

 

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[samsensam]

14 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Hat Yai ....... mostly Muslim, maybe the offer of pork wasn't that friendly.

 

nope, not mostly muslim. if you dont know what you're talking about it's better to say nothing.

[Enoon]

14 hours ago, 1Gringo said:

why do they refer to machetes as swords?

 

 

Because they really are swords. They are used in gang warfare all the time.

 

Typical Thai short sword, notice the slim blade and relatively long handle/grip, as in the news pic:

 

Typical Machete:

 

See culture/weaponry/popularity of "Krabi Krabong".

 

 

 

 

 

[torturedsole]

16 minutes ago, Enoon said:

Typical Thai short sword, notice the slim blade and relatively long handle/grip, as in the news pic:

Not as wieldy as a long sword.  Much easier to disembowel an opponent with the short sword, as long as you're quick on your toes.  

[daveAustin]

5 hours ago, Catkiwi said:

Ok bro, what are the facts pray tell? Let all of us ignorant non-Hat Yai denizens become enlightened by your teachings...

A little bit of genning up might enlighten one. Hat Yai is south, but the south is massive with the 'troubles' typically belonging to the deep, Muslim-majority south. There are more muslims in town than past years for sure (but not a majority), typically because the chilled ones have escaped the nutty ones farther south. 

[hotchilli]

19 hours ago, webfact said:

Police in downtown Hat Yai in the far south of Thailand were called after a 21 year old man was attacked with a two foot long sword. 

Pork... sword... mother, I was going to say something but I'll bet suspended.

[digger70]

10 hours ago, Catkiwi said:

Ok bro, what are the facts pray tell? Let all of us ignorant non-Hat Yai denizens become enlightened by your teachings...

You  tell us Sherlock, you're the one  telling the story .

You're the one that said the the majority are Muslims .

I Asked You to get you're Facts Straight Right? 

We down here Know the Facts . If you Don't . Don't Fake that you do. Just Shush. ????

[Catkiwi]

1 hour ago, digger70 said:

You  tell us Sherlock, you're the one  telling the story .

You're the one that said the the majority are Muslims .

I Asked You to get you're Facts Straight Right? 

We down here Know the Facts . If you Don't . Don't Fake that you do. Just Shush. ????

Nasty.

[Catkiwi]

1 hour ago, digger70 said:

You  tell us Sherlock, you're the one  telling the story .

You're the one that said the the majority are Muslims .

I Asked You to get you're Facts Straight Right? 

We down here Know the Facts . If you Don't . Don't Fake that you do. Just Shush. ????

I wasn't going to reply but have just re read your reply and can't recall "telling the story" or mentioning anything about "the the majority of Muslims". I am not faking anything and resent you falsely quoting me in an attempt to make yourself look smarter than you are. Have a nice day down south Pal.