23 hours ago, 2long said:

Do they ALWAYS get it wrong?

Yep.

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On 9/6/2023 at 11:11 AM, Goat said:

germananic surname.

 

most likely an Austrian, not Australian. 

 

They always get it wrong.

Let me take a guess, blind guess. Arrivals area … he could have just arrived … oh look, there’s his passport … do you think he’s really Australian with a name like that? Pshaw! These Thais, can’t even get that right.

Haven't followed the lengthy discussion about nationality of the deceased.

YES of course, he was an Austrian citizen (from German language sources).

And I thought it was just a bargirl joke that they can't distinct

On 9/5/2023 at 9:59 PM, bkk6060 said:

I guess it may be young people commenting, but too many seem to think even 70 is old.  Someone dies at 70 and they justify it with comments that it was time to go.

82 is not young, but I know several 82 year olds riding motorbikes around Pattaya, driving, and traveling, meeting girls not a problem.   

Anyway,  too bad he had to pass in this way without family near.  RIP sir.

Life expectancy is falling now. With all the shady business with covid, there are more and more ppl dying in their 50-60's. 

On 9/6/2023 at 11:11 AM, Goat said:

germananic surname.

 

most likely an Austrian, not Australian. 

 

They always get it wrong.

Was he Wohlmuth Gerard or Gerard Wohlmuth?

6 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Was he Wohlmuth Gerard or Gerard Wohlmuth?

Gerard Wohlmuth

 

Thais often read the name from a passport the wrong way around.

Liverpool Lou will probably be on here soon to tell you that I am wrong about this also.

 

RIP 

Gerard from Austria.

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