Popular Post webfact Posted August 15 Popular Post Posted August 15 Patong, Phuket– A Thai woman has been charged after using a traffic cone to reserve a parking space on a public roadside in Patong. The Patong Police informed the Phuket Express that a video clip showing the woman placing a traffic cone to block a parking area went viral on social media this week. Following the viral video, police tracked down the woman, identified only as Ms. Sompong, a Thai national. Ms. Sompong was summoned to the Patong Police Station, where she was charged with blocking traffic without permission. By Goongnang Suksawat Full story: THE PHUKET EXPRESS 2024-08-16 - Cigna offers a variety of health insurance plans designed to meet the minimum requirement for medical treatment coverage, with benefits reaching up to THB 3 million. These plans are tailored to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions for expatriates, ensuring peace of mind and access to quality medical services. To explore the full range of Cigna's expat health insurance options and find a plan that suits your needs, click here for more information. Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe 3 1 4 3
Popular Post ikke1959 Posted August 15 Popular Post Posted August 15 All over Thailand the same with chairs, boxes, or something else....even they dare to ask money for parking a car near markets as nowhere a permission is found that there is a paid parkeing 4 1 9
Popular Post Tropicalevo Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 Blocked parking is the norm here on Samui. In the end I sold my car - not worth the hassle. No problems parking a bike. 1 2
Popular Post OneMoreFarang Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 4 hours ago, webfact said: I am not surprised she had to reserve that space, or probably 2 or 3 spaces. She doesn't even know how to sit on a chair. 10
Popular Post SAFETY FIRST Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 (edited) 4 hours ago, webfact said: Thai woman has been charged after using a traffic cone to reserve a parking space on a public roadside in Patong I wish they'd charge those cone owners here in Pattaya These narcissistic people think they own the roads, I pay road taxes to park on public roads where legally allowed. Edited August 16 by SAFETY FIRST 3 3
Popular Post brianthainess Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 Silly woman should have used a motor bike to block parking a car, as they do where I live. 1 1 1
Popular Post mikebell Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 It's all over Thailand; the public road in front of any house/business is deemed to belong to the house owner. One local soi has a row of old tires used to prevent any non-residents parking; thus reducing the road to a single lane. In countries with a police force this is deemed to be obstruction and so prosecuted. 1 1 1 4
Katatonica Posted August 16 Posted August 16 5 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said: I wish they'd charge those cone owners here in Pattaya These narcissistic people think they own the roads, I pay road taxes to park on public roads where legally allowed. Patak road in Karon, Phuket is for tuk tuks only apparently, anyone parking a car gets told to move it immediately, can’t even pop into a shop, or it’ll get damaged. 1
hotchilli Posted August 16 Posted August 16 5 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said: I am not surprised she had to reserve that space, or probably 2 or 3 spaces. She doesn't even know how to sit on a chair. Parallel parked her arse. 1 1
Grumpy one Posted August 16 Posted August 16 5 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said: I am not surprised she had to reserve that space, or probably 2 or 3 spaces. She doesn't even know how to sit on a chair. Maybe she sits side saddle when driving, hence the need to block parking spaces. 1
Liverpool Lou Posted August 16 Posted August 16 2 hours ago, mikebell said: the public road in front of any house/business is deemed to belong to the house owner. No, it is not. 2 1 1
SAFETY FIRST Posted August 16 Posted August 16 2 hours ago, mikebell said: Thailand; the public road in front of any house/business is deemed to belong to the house owner You are mis informed. Who are you getting your information from, your wife? 1 1 1
Peterphuket Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Instead of putting a cone in the car park, put a scratch on your car from front to back because they didn't like it. That happened to me a long time ago when I lived in Patong. 1
Bangel72 Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Interesting I wonder if she had any connection to the space. We have a gated house entrance, its often blocked by school mums, this is illegal as it blocks a houses exit so we use cones now and again, police just look at me like crazy farang with his cones. The cones are only required though because the law on parking is not followed. Very different to initial posted case, but bit of side info. Would you cone if it was your house?
Popular Post mikebell Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 3 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said: No, it is not. 3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said: You are mis informed. Who are you getting your information from, your wife? Perhaps I was too cryptic for the above responders; 'it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land.' Which is why I went on to give an example of a soi reduced to one lane by the claimants and to pillory the police for doing nothing about it. 1 3
Liverpool Lou Posted August 16 Posted August 16 12 minutes ago, mikebell said: 3 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said: No, it is not. 3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said: You are mis informed. Who are you getting your information from, your wife? Perhaps I was too cryptic for the above responders; 'it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land.' "it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land". That was not what you posted originally. Your post wasn't "cryptic", it was just wrong, regardless of what you meant. 1 4
Sigmund Posted August 16 Posted August 16 Oh man, cannot blame a foreigner this time on yet another Phuket drama.
kidneyw Posted August 16 Posted August 16 10 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said: I am not surprised she had to reserve that space, or probably 2 or 3 spaces. She doesn't even know how to sit on a chair. Maybe she is hindered by the karate chop piece of paper. 1
Popular Post stevenl Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 43 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said: "it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land". That was not what you posted originally. Your post wasn't "cryptic", it was just wrong, regardless of what you meant. Imo it was obvious what he meant. 1 5
Popular Post PFMills Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 2 hours ago, mikebell said: Perhaps I was too cryptic for the above responders; 'it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land.' Which is why I went on to give an example of a soi reduced to one lane by the claimants and to pillory the police for doing nothing about it. You didn’t need to explain that… why did you … only total dickheads or those with a limited understanding of the English language would have misunderstood. 1 1 3
Popular Post Keeps Posted August 16 Popular Post Posted August 16 2 hours ago, mikebell said: Perhaps I was too cryptic for the above responders; 'it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land.' Which is why I went on to give an example of a soi reduced to one lane by the claimants and to pillory the police for doing nothing about it. I knew exactly what you meant as soon as I read your original post. I also knew that others would take delight in pointing out the ambiguity of your post. One in particular rarely adds anything of value to a topic but takes great delight in pointing out others errors. 1 1 2
London Lowf Posted August 16 Posted August 16 (edited) 4 hours ago, Keeps said: I knew exactly what you meant as soon as I read your original post. I also knew that others would take delight in pointing out the ambiguity of your post. One in particular rarely adds anything of value to a topic but takes great delight in pointing out others errors. Agreed. However, I took it as sarcastic rather than cryptic. Edited August 16 by London Lowf
mikebell Posted August 17 Posted August 17 11 hours ago, Keeps said: I knew exactly what you meant as soon as I read your original post. I also knew that others would take delight in pointing out the ambiguity of your post. One in particular rarely adds anything of value to a topic but takes great delight in pointing out others errors. I know exactly who you mean. I believe there is a way to block his usual carping posts but at 82 this old dog needs teaching new tricks. 1 1
mikebell Posted August 17 Posted August 17 12 hours ago, PFMills said: You didn’t need to explain that… why did you … only total dickheads or those with a limited understanding of the English language would have misunderstood. I was an English teacher for 39 years; I can't stop helping others with their lack of comprehension.
mikebell Posted August 18 Posted August 18 On 8/16/2024 at 5:48 PM, Liverpool Lou said: "it is deemed by the house/business owners to be their land". That was not what you posted originally. Your post wasn't "cryptic", it was just wrong, regardless of what you meant. 'the public road in front of any house/business is deemed to belong to the house owner.' This was my original post. Now, you are famed for your ability to split hairs whilst adding nothing to the thread, could you please explain the difference in meaning that you see between the two versions. I made the post after having had a piece of wood with a large nail in it placed under the rear wheel because I parked in a forbidden place. This cost me a new tire. I used to have a twice weekly verbal row with the 'owner' of an Indian restaurant at the top of soi 6. + a monthly altercation with the 'landlord' of a Vet's clinic opposite Tops on Khao Noi when I paused for two minutes to use the ATM opposite. He achieved notoriety on Youtube eventually. + An extremely polite farang owner of a bar in Soi 5 Jomtien when visiting Immigration. 1
mikebell Posted August 18 Posted August 18 On 8/16/2024 at 6:32 PM, stevenl said: Imo it was obvious what he meant. Check out my response above.
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