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Can foreigners carry big knife like Thai?

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On 9/10/2020 at 9:21 PM, chopper23 said:

I have seen Thai with big knife they carry for protection can Farang carry also?

If you like being locked up for a considerable time then deported of course you can.

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Guns for show, knives for a pro. 

5 hours ago, robblok said:

Its all the ex SAS special forces guys on the forum 

I have only met one UK SAS serving guy a brother of a good friend never met any in Thailand. 

If a farang is worried enough to carry a weapon,

 

1st, I would say, might as well carry a more useful one than a knife. Most of us slow, weak and inflexible blokes will not come out well from an encounter with a much younger, fitter Thai trying to gravely harm us. 

 

2nd, know that if you ever do injure or kill a Thai, your life in Thailand will be done. So, you'd better have a air ticket ready as well. 

 

That's how it goes here.

I carry an 18 inch blade when I am on the farm which gets sharpened every week.

Carry or think about bringing to Bangkok,,,,,, never

Your swiss army knife can be carried in your check in baggage.

If you are one of these selfish people who insist on lugging  your suitcase on board, Tough

On 9/10/2020 at 1:31 PM, Maestro said:

 

No, but under current rules for security checks prior to flight boarding my Swiss Army knife would be confiscated.

Some years back when it was still OK to carry on a small pocket knife, I changed planes in Narita airport.  Even in the air-side terminal, we had to go through security.  They wouldn't let me take the knife.  I explained that it was a very nice knife, Japanese-made in Seki.  So they managed to box it up and had it sent on to Thailand.  It was waiting for me at the luggage area when I arrived.  Nice customer service. 

I still chuckle about a news article about knives being sold inside a mall in BKK.  As there was some government office inside, people had to pass through security.  Then they see this:

 

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My kind of girls:

 

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On 9/12/2020 at 4:46 PM, torturedsole said:

You're a brave man but ... are you okay?

Worst part was I had glasses on.....hurts when u get socked in the face

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