here is her YT channel, she is also a singer, must be great at the Thai police Karaok ????

 

 

and her IG for those looking for more pics ????

 

https://www.instagram.com/patarasayaa/

 

 

I would like to meet her and say hello beautiful.  I need your protection ????????

4 hours ago, phetphet said:

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

Maybe the same reason teachers have medal ribbons?

Who ever wrote this article surely could have included her only fans details.

9 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

I wonder how much her position cost?

Dont ask

4 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

What other people look like seems so important to some people .

A Female who some people regard as being pretty is in the RTP is a news story ?

I cannot understand the interest myself .

I think it's just a bizarre feature of Thailand.  It really puzzles me sometimes.  In the UK, talking about someone's appearance seems a lot more weighted than in Thailand.  A few times I've had women nudge their husbands and then obviously comment on my appearance.  Even one chap who was with his family smiled and nodded and told me I was handsome (non-tourist area so not that kind of "hansum").

 

Many Thais also seem obsessed with talking about people's appearance.  One told me that at school you have to have an "idol" and many girls talk about wanting to look at "handsome boys", almost like someone might talk about trainspotting or bird watching.  Obsessed with seeing them, but pretty conservative sexually.  Then there's the sexy dancers at various music events that men, brothers and fathers, take photos of or try to grope while their family watches on enjoying the sexy girls themselves.

 

All I can really think to say is that some Thais have a very different view of the human body than I am used to back home.

9 minutes ago, Mike KIWI said:

Who ever wrote this article surely could have included her only fans details.

Or Thai Friendly..

4 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

All I can really think to say is that some Thais have a very different view of the human body than I am used to back home.

Well it is socially unacceptable in many Western Countries to say out loud, 'Jeez, she is fat'......

5 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

They have a parachute and wings in order to "Swoop" upon the

Bad Boys.

Will this be enough to restore the image of this institution in distress?....

 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Sanook reported that Ms Viking went on her Facebook page in unifom to say in English a tad cryptically:

 

"So many assume. So little know."

Clearly a warning to us AN forum members.

5 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

I received my parachute wings in the late 90's when taking a group of students for a weekend of "training" at an army training camp at Pak Chong. You simply had to jump from a very short zip-line to qualify. Mind you, I can't imagine the watchman ever doing that ...

Understandable, if you consider the zip-line accidents around Chiang Mai.

5 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

As a one time (long, long retired from the activity) military parachutist I might be prepared to offer her some jump training...

26 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

Well it is socially unacceptable in many Western Countries to say out loud, 'Jeez, she is fat'......

Exactly!  Way too much coddling in the West.

Just now, BangkokReady said:

Exactly!  Way too much coddling in the West.

Coddling, fish and chips, pizza, kebab, curry., pints of Carling...etc etc....

5 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

They have a parachute and wings on their uniforms to catch those Flying Pink Elephants out there they see in this Land of Noddy.

5 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

Pigs will fly

Wouldn't mind being wrestled and pinned to the ground by her, all of course in the line of duty, I assume. 

 

We do not have to assume. We all know how corrupt and rotten to the core your people are. How many straight police are there in Thailand? 12? Hello. Nobody is listening to you, no matter how cute you are. You may look good in a uniform, but please. To even attempt to convince us that you represent a department with even a shred of integrity, is not a worthwhile pursuit. We are not buying what you are selling. 

6 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

Same with  office workers, school teachers and other gov employees. Attend the right meeting and dive into the lucky dip for ribbons, wings & the like. Don't have to earn anything here

2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

We do not have to assume. We all know how corrupt and rotten to the core your people are. How many straight police are there in Thailand? 12? Hello. Nobody is listening to you, no matter how cute you are. You may look good in a uniform, but please. To even attempt to convince us that you represent a department with even a shred of integrity, is not a worthwhile pursuit. We are not buying what you are selling. 

Judging by the comments on this thread there are a fair few willing to buy what she is not selling. 

6 hours ago, phetphet said:

Stunning RTP spokeswoman in hot water?

 

I was expecting to see a photo of her in the bath.

 

And why do the police have a parachute and wings on their uniform? Do they do parachute training? Serious question.

 

Virtually every police or army uniform has the para wings on. 

Thailand has more qualified parachutists then any other country.

To obtain just jump when requested by your superior officer, 

most jumps are only 1 or 2 feet off the ground.

Corrr, what a smasher. She could make this old geezer very happy if he wasn't already married.

I look at her and I wanna break the law ... hahahaha

 

2 hours ago, internationalism said:

Tickets start from 5mln bht and guarantee and status of untouchable, above any low. The more they pay the faster career is

 

Recall the news story here a week or two back on how members of the RTP supposedly have amassed huge amounts of personal debt. I'm guessing, it's not all going for mia nois....

 

On the other hand, after perusing the photos for this article, maybe it is!  ????

 

 

A post dragging President Biden into the topic has been removed

52 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:

I might be prepared to offer her some jump training...

I'd certainly "jump" her if the opportunity arose!  ????

 

2 hours ago, tracker1 said:

Depending what parachute you have you can acquire different ones some are for a donation but I would say she has had a few jumps !

Now that is a double entendre if ever I saw one. ????

3 hours ago, Banana7 said:

In the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) to earn basic parachute wings, you have to complete a 2 week course, which includes 7 static line jumps from aircraft, both door and ramp, including 2 night jumps, multiple jumps from a 33 foot tower prior to aircraft jumps, physically perform 31 sit-ups (non-stop), 7 chin-ups (non-stop), run 1 mile in 7 minutes 30 seconds or less. There are multiple levels of parachuting, top one requires minimum of 50 free fall jumps.

 

Do RTP parachute wing holders do even half of the basic CAF course?

 

 

I have little doubt that there is a world of difference between the training of a RTP border guard, preparing to be able to jump as a member of the 'Aerial Reinforcement Unit' (yes, it exists, look it up) and that of a professional soldier training for combat duty.

 

I do wonder why you took the trouble raise this point unless of course, it's just yet another nuanced Thai bash!