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Drunk monk again: Man in robes is defrocked after refusing to pay restaurant and booze tab


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1 hour ago, webfact said:

He then changed into monk's clothes and denied ever being in the restaurant

Wow..so the guy can change into different Avatars...drunk civilian and ignorant monk!!

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

He was drunk and disorderly making trouble for the police. Two beers in his room

It's not fair, he gets to celebrate Makha  Bucha day, but we have to go without. Alcohol free day today. ????

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Posted
5 hours ago, webfact said:

He then changed into monk's clothes and denied ever being in the restaurant.

 

 

the old switch the clothes trick 99.

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One day, full moon and all that.....

I will disrobe and walk naked to a temple in Nakhon Nowhere seeking sacred robes.

Then my 6th life will commence with dreams of a Mercedes Benz.

Gotta be the way to go.

Posted
6 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

Ha ha ha, maybe the saying is wrong "Drunk as a skunk" it should be "Drunk as a Monk" ..................LOL

Or, 'drunk as a skunk, pretending to be a  monk'!

Who'd of thunk it.

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Posted
53 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

As the restaurant did not want to press charges, why does it matter to you?

"Since there are no consequences, why are you bothered by there not being any consequences?"  Is that what you're asking?

 

I would think it was something like "someone did something bad, so they should face consequences, to discourage them and anybody else from doing it again". Possibly there's also an element of "this person should be held to a higher standard of behaviour due to his position, but it seems like it allowed him to get away with behaving badly".

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Posted
6 hours ago, WEBBYB808 said:

Once agsin... where are the consequences?

I respect Buddhism in Thailand as it's my host country.. but I've lost all faith in Thai temples.

 

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What is with all these monks suddenly getting catch boozing it up and doing the horizontal-mambo with temple-going women?  It gives the word "laity" a meaning it doesn't deserve.  Laying with the laity.

My wife want's to "kick their a**" Wife's a good Buddhist and is none too happy.  Thank goodness none of this is local!  <phew>

Posted
5 hours ago, Bundooman said:

Or, 'drunk as a skunk, pretending to be a  monk'!

Who'd of thunk it.

Now he's a bebunked drunk punk munk smelling like a skunk

Posted (edited)

Thailand and it's fake buddhism, where people only become monk to avoid poverty or being homeless or justice. They might as well call it homeless shelters with golden roofs.

 

The land of fakeness VS the land of smiles.

Edited by ChaiyaTH
Posted (edited)

Not an attractive room.

 

The bed looks very sturdy though.

 

I suppose it would be OK if you only wanted to stay there for a short amount of time.

 

????

 

 

 

Edited by Enoon

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