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Thank heavens for amulets! Two escape death as jetski explodes on Bang Saen beach

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Thank heavens for amulets! Two escape death as jetski explodes on Bang Saen beach

 

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Once again amulets and lucky charms have been hailed for saving the lives of two people after a jetski mysteriously exploded on Bang Saen beach in Chonburi, eastern Thailand. 

 

Jakkrit, 42, said he had been trying unsuccessfully to start a jetski so he went in search of the owner called Suthep, 46. 

 

Suthep tried one but it wouldn't start. On the second attempt it exploded throwing Suthep to the ground. 

 

He was injured and suffered burns but neither were serious. Rescue services and fire crew extinguished the resulting blaze and Suthep was taken to Burapha Hospital. 

 

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Jakkrit said it was clear that his "Luang Phor Ruay" amulets from Ayuthaya had caused him to be saved. Why else would the jetski not have started when he sat on it?

 

And a lucky charm that Suthep wore had obviously saved him from far worse injury. 

 

Saen Suk mayor Narongchai Khunpluem was also on the scene. He had been handing out awards to rescue personnel nearby when he heard the explosion, reported Daily News. 

 

The cause of the incident is unknown at present though what appeared to be a local official was on hand to do some handy pointing at the burnt out engine. 

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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That's it... I'm going to cancel my health and life insurance i had for many years and buy myself a bucket of amulets to hang around my neck, after all 70 millions thais can't be wrong, right?...

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8 minutes ago, webfact said:

Jakkrit said it was clear that his "Luang Phor Ruay" amulets from Ayuthaya had caused him to be saved. Why else would the jetski not have started when he sat on it?

Because it was broken? 

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Just now, Puchaiyank said:

Whatever gives you confidence and comfort...some people believe in crosses...

I like the fashion in football now---to look up at the sky and thank someone if you score.

 

Whoever it is, with all that's going on in the world, they still weren't to busy to pop down and watch you score against Watford etc.

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

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Jakkrit said it was clear that his "Luang Phor Ruay" amulets from Ayuthaya had caused him to be saved. Why else would the jetski not have started when he sat on it?

 

And a lucky charm that Suthep wore had obviously saved him from far worse injury. 

 

Saen Suk mayor Narongchai Khunpluem was also on the scene. He had been handing out awards to rescue personnel nearby when he heard the explosion, reported Daily News. 

 

The cause of the incident is unknown at present though what appeared to be a local official was on hand to do some handy pointing at the burnt out engine. 

That's the owner of the jetski pointing out the damage for his insurance claim.

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1 hour ago, mr mr said:

can you imagine the l$$k in the operators eyes when the jetski blew up. before they would ask for thousands for scratches and what not. cha ching !!

Not this time. For a start the owner was trying to start it, and second it's a bit hard to extort a sucker renter from a hospital bed.

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

Thank heavens for amulets! Two escape death as jetski explodes on Bang Saen beach

 

New Immigration requirement…effective immediately

 

Upon arrival in Thailand, all Farang are required to lease a personal protection amulet. Government certified amulet dealers will assign the correct amulet based on scheduled travel plans and activities.

 

Farang visitors are required to secure an amulet with a minimum rental fee of 50,000 Baht per week. This fee will be accompanied by a refundable deposit of 100,000 Baht.

 

All amulets must be returned prior to departing the country so the amulet can be recharged with magical powers and recycled for further use. Deposits will be forfeited if the amulet is returned damaged and/or contaminated by evil spirits.

 

NOTE 1 : The government assumes no liability if the amulet is not used properly

NOTE 2: This requirement does not supersede previously existing Immigration insurance conditions...which remain in force.

 

 

 

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Jakkrit said it was clear that his "Luang Phor Ruay" amulets from Ayuthaya had caused him to be saved.

Not if was out in deeper water, that lot would have dragged him down to the bottom.

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9 hours ago, webfact said:

Jakkrit said it was clear that his "Luang Phor Ruay" amulets from Ayuthaya had caused him to be saved.

He won't feel too lucky, when he gets the bill for the jet ski!  After all, it was working fine, when it was rented to him initially. ????

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3 hours ago, Hayduke said:

 

New Immigration requirement…effective immediately

 

Upon arrival in Thailand, all Farang are required to lease a personal protection amulet. Government certified amulet dealers will assign the correct amulet based on scheduled travel plans and activities.

 

Farang visitors are required to secure an amulet with a minimum rental fee of 50,000 Baht per week. This fee will be accompanied by a refundable deposit of 100,000 Baht.

 

All amulets must be returned prior to departing the country so the amulet can be recharged with magical powers and recycled for further use. Deposits will be forfeited if the amulet is returned damaged and/or contaminated by evil spirits.

 

NOTE 1 : The government assumes no liability if the amulet is not used properly

NOTE 2: This requirement does not supersede previously existing Immigration insurance conditions...which remain in force.

 

 

 

You forgot amulet insurance !

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11 hours ago, from the home of CC said:

kinda like the catholics eh?

Why Catholics I am a Non Practising  RC ?

Every Religion is  about:

The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Believing in something what one can't see and Money and Power.
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