PoorSucker Posted Saturday at 03:20 AM Posted Saturday at 03:20 AM 15 hours ago, KhunBENQ said: How can that happen in the award winning beautiful destination? 1
PoorSucker Posted Saturday at 03:26 AM Posted Saturday at 03:26 AM 1 hour ago, newnative said: Parking should be eliminated on both sides of the road and wider sidewalks constructed, with shade trees. How about banning private cars parking on roads in Bang Lamung Except handicap signed, delivery trucks, songteaw and taxi. Or just do as every Major city in the world... Put up parking cost, hire 1000 people to enforce it. 20 min parking=10 baht, parking fine 500 baht. Pretty easy with a parking app, Thais love their apps.
AhFarangJa Posted Saturday at 03:34 AM Posted Saturday at 03:34 AM 18 hours ago, snoop1130 said: The tourist added that the 1.5-metre-wide pit had a raised edge that sent him sprawling. According to locals, the hazard has been a lurking danger for years. However, the many locals living there have never had the inclination, nor foresight, to put up something to warn people, a couple of old paint buckets with sticks, and ropes. Would not take much. 1 1
rocketboy2 Posted Saturday at 03:41 AM Posted Saturday at 03:41 AM 3 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said: This guy would struggle with Thailand's conditions. 🍺 video_20250208_072717_edit.mp4 Is that Bob Smith ?
LennyW Posted Saturday at 03:54 AM Posted Saturday at 03:54 AM Thailand as a whole just does not grasp the concept of footpaths, Signs, light posts, low hanging awnings, tyre repair shops, motor bike repair shops, flower pots, broken drain covers, exposed electric cables, low hanging electric cables, used to have telephone boxes in the middle of the footpaths - now just the bolts remain sticking up 555!! 1 1
Emdog Posted Saturday at 03:58 AM Posted Saturday at 03:58 AM When I venture out from my home, I take the attitude that Thais are trying to end my life, actively with horrendous driving, 2 or 4 wheels, each with own death bite; or more passively as in this case: holes, trip mechanisms (concrete or wrought iron), head bonkers, electrical wiring surprises, things falling from the skies.. Seems to work "I'm not dead yet" 2
Kinok Farang Posted Saturday at 04:12 AM Posted Saturday at 04:12 AM 1 hour ago, kiwikeith said: I have nearly hurt myself in all locations in Thailand from holes in the footpaths, but I found walking around Tachilek 10 times worse, there is a corner in Huahin down by the wet market that has loose tiles that squish up water if it's been raining, they've been like this ever since I came here in 2003 Why do you keep standing on it then?
garygooner Posted Saturday at 04:27 AM Posted Saturday at 04:27 AM Bangkok is just the same. Always look down while walking. Holes, broken tiles, dogs' mess. Not fun in the evening during rainy season. And as for crossing the road ..... 2
Yagoda Posted Saturday at 04:43 AM Posted Saturday at 04:43 AM 17 hours ago, scubascuba3 said: He's now learnt that you have to look at the ground always, along with everywhere else I learned that when I was a kid in rattlesnake country
kiwikeith Posted Saturday at 05:45 AM Posted Saturday at 05:45 AM 1 hour ago, Kinok Farang said: Why do you keep standing on it then? I don't just making a point, but you choose sarcasm, not very nice 1 2
BusyB Posted Saturday at 09:06 AM Posted Saturday at 09:06 AM 21 hours ago, scubascuba3 said: He's now learnt that you have to look at the ground always, along with everywhere else This is one of the things I really hate about Thailand. That you can't wander along 2 or 3 abreast with a couple of friends, enjoying the scenery and watching what's going on around you. You can rarely walk even 2 abreast, and either way have to keep your eyes firmly a few meters on the 'sidewalk' ahead. It's become so ingrained in me now that back home I deliberately avoid manhole covers, drains and grills - I just don't trust them any more. 2
Popular Post jacko45k Posted Saturday at 10:42 PM Popular Post Posted Saturday at 10:42 PM 21 hours ago, Gsxrnz said: At the end of the day, every individual is solely responsible for where he/she puts their feet. You can't fix stupid. Unless one has eyes like a chameleon that can rotate independently it is quite difficult... you either walk into things, get hit by a motorcycle going the wrong way, or step into an ankle breaker. 2 1
bristolgeoff Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago Just like others drunk,walking or driving where did that come from.I did not see it before
saakura Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago On 2/8/2025 at 6:47 AM, malibukid said: third wold country And yet a magnet for refugees from the first world?
Kinok Farang Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago On 2/8/2025 at 12:45 PM, kiwikeith said: I don't just making a point, but you choose sarcasm, not very nice Sorry mate,just trying to make you laugh.
HOOD Robin Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago On 2/8/2025 at 5:44 AM, SAFETY FIRST said: The conditions are fine. The drunken tourists are the problem. Are you BLIND ??? 1
still kicking Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago On 2/8/2025 at 11:41 AM, rocketboy2 said: Is that Bob Smith ? I guess it is steven100
jacko45k Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago That said, walking down Klang yesterday, I got an impression someone had been out patching up some of the longstanding traps. They get to things eventually I suppose!
Sig Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago On 2/7/2025 at 6:25 PM, kwaiYai said: Pattaya is one big trip hazard! So many changes of levels on the streets. Some of the steps up to the shops are quite high. Cables and pipes across the walk, and remains of old fittings left to trip over. You could widen that to not only Pattaya... it's like this all over the entire country.
Sig Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 11 hours ago, Kinok Farang said: Sorry mate,just trying to make you laugh. This forum is so full of toxic social media types, looking for a reason to exist by whining and griping about nearly everything under the sun, you might need to help people realize you meant to be funnily sarcastic by adding a smiley emoji. But even then, some people are either so ultra-sensitive or ultra toxic, they still might not get it.... Good try though! I, for one, enjoy that kind of friendly, non-toxic sarcasm🍻😊 1
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