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Pattaya Ladyboys Rob Swedish Tourist of 100,000 Baht

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One more "Swedish" Mahmoud in trouble.

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5 hours ago, Nemises said:

I said the condo was carrying the cash, not the guy. But hey, don't let actual reading comprehension get in the way of your daily trolling schedule.

You said he "invited two ladyboys to his condo carrying cash". Since when do condos "carry cash" when you're referring to a person?

5 hours ago, JJ-Thailand said:

One more "Swedish" Mahmoud in trouble.

"Swedish Meatball" would be a more accurate description of him.

11 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You said he "invited two ladyboys to his condo carrying cash". Since when do condos "carry cash" when you're referring to a person?

Give it up, man.

You're flogging a dead horse.

2 minutes ago, MisterTee said:

Give it up, man.

You're flogging a dead horse.

Give it up? You appear to be joining in and continuing it!

19 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You said he "invited two ladyboys to his condo carrying cash". Since when do condos "carry cash" when you're referring to a person?

Pretty simple really — I was referring to the cash being in the condo, not physically carried by a person. If you genuinely thought buildings have wallets, that might explain the confusion 😄

15 minutes ago, Nemises said:
34 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You said he "invited two ladyboys to his condo carrying cash". Since when do condos "carry cash" when you're referring to a person?

Pretty simple really — I was referring to the cash being in the condo, not physically carried by a person

Ah, you didn't mean "carrying" so you actually used the word "carrying"... that clears up your confusion.

3 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Ah, you didn't mean "carrying" so you actually used the word "carrying"... that clears up your confusion.

You knew exactly what was meant. But watching you pretend otherwise for three comments straight has been oddly entertaining 😄

On 5/15/2026 at 10:40 PM, ezzra said:

Well, he was looking to get ''shafted'' by 2 LB (I guess that one LB wasn't enough because 2 LBs are twice the fun)

and at the end, he did got shafted, but the kind ''shafting'' he was hoping for.

One gets "shafted" by 1 LB.

With 2 LBs, one gets "spit-roasted," that's the whole point.

(btw, how long have you been in Pattaya? Or anywhere?)

Is there, I wonder, a South Asian sub-culture of insurance fraud based around Thai ladyboys? I seem to read this story repeatedly.

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You said he "invited two ladyboys to his condo carrying cash". Since when do condos "carry cash" when you're referring to a person?

It is grammatically correct to refer to a location, group or entity as “carrying cash.” English uses this all the time through metonymy — where the container or entity represents the people or contents associated with it.


Examples:

• “The truck was carrying cash.”

• “The convoy was carrying weapons.”

• “The unit was carrying confidential documents.”


So when I said the condo was carrying cash, normal people understood the cash was associated with/in the condo — not that the building itself had little arms and pockets 😄


But thank you for your ongoing volunteer work as AN’s Deputy Grammar Sheriff. Would you like any more English lessons?

A Swedish tourist named Mahmoud… sounds like the start of a great joke…

 

Nah, seriously, bad stuff can happen to anybody who travels and takes ST or LT guests back to the hotel room. But well…no risk no fun.

Losing some money hurts but worse things can happen. I remember the case of a well-known musician who was on tour in the US and took a LB back to the room. He got robbed and claimed later he got drugged as well. He totally lost it, did run naked through the hotel and assaulted a woman when she opened her door.

This thing basically destroyed his career. Got stuck in the states until the law suit was settled and his reputation was out the window.

 

I’ve had an encounter with thieves once in a Phnom Penh massage parlour about 20 years ago but got lucky.

It can happen faster than you expect if you enter (or create) a high-risk environment…

On 5/16/2026 at 1:11 AM, cjinchiangrai said:

When was the last time you saw a hotel safe with a key?

Last month. The digital option with code was broken hence the key. Happened in a few hotels. Now if they don’t repair it I check out. Too dodgy the key option. 🤷🏼

On 5/16/2026 at 3:13 AM, FritsSikkink said:

That is an Arab name, racist nonsense.

On 5/16/2026 at 3:13 AM, FritsSikkink said:

That is an Arab name, racist nonsense.

On 5/16/2026 at 3:13 AM, FritsSikkink said:

That is an Arab name, racist nonsense.

Why is it Racist that he was not aware that it is an Arabic name, or do you like to overuse the term.

On 5/15/2026 at 12:50 PM, snoop1130 said:

A 67-year-old Swedish tourist named Mahmoud

Stopped reading there.

On 5/16/2026 at 1:00 AM, davb said:


OK, as long as we can stop migration. And are allowed to do re-migration.

Says the guy who is living as an immigrant in another country - rich.

11 hours ago, Nemises said:

It is grammatically correct to refer to a location, group or entity as “carrying cash.” English uses this all the time through metonymy — where the container or entity represents the people or contents associated with it.


Examples:

• “The truck was carrying cash.”

• “The convoy was carrying weapons.”

• “The unit was carrying confidential documents.”


So when I said the condo was carrying cash, normal people understood the cash was associated with/in the condo — not that the building itself had little arms and pockets 😄


But thank you for your ongoing volunteer work as AN’s Deputy Grammar Sheriff. Would you like any more English lessons?

He needs it, he is from Liverpool

Good swedish name I suppose he has not read the stories and what could happen.in pattaya

15 hours ago, watthong said:

One gets "shafted" by 1 LB.

With 2 LBs, one gets "spit-roasted," that's the whole point.

(btw, how long have you been in Pattaya? Or anywhere?)

Well, arrived to live in Thailand from Australia nearly 35 years ago, lived in BKK mostly where I ran few business

and bought some properties, but been visiting for many years for the obvious reasons, finally, at the age

of 75 and pretty comfortable, 4 years I have bought a very nice condo on Pratumnak hill in one of those swanky spacious condos over looking the bay from my 30th floor, So now you know.

2 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Well, arrived to live in Thailand from Australia nearly 35 years ago, lived in BKK mostly where I ran few business

and bought some properties, but been visiting for many years for the obvious reasons, finally, at the age

of 75 and pretty comfortable, 4 years I have bought a very nice condo on Pratumnak hill in one of those swanky spacious condos over looking the bay from my 30th floor, So now you know.

I eapecially enjoyed the intro...............'Well,'................

2 minutes ago, Off Piste said:

I eapecially enjoyed the intro...............'Well,'................

Yeah, I was told many times that I'm good with intros, well, that is me.

2 minutes ago, ezzra said:

Yeah, I was told many times that I'm good with intros, well, that is me.

and 'innuendos' it seems too.................!

On 5/16/2026 at 9:16 PM, Beat666 said:

A member Posted:

"Now this is about a 'Swedish' man and we don't know about Switzerland"

This is the relevance, why i Posted my comment. OK?

On 5/16/2026 at 9:16 PM, Beat666 said:

A member Posted:

"Now this is about a 'Swedish' man and we don't know about Switzerland"

This is the relevance, why i Posted my comment. OK?

On 5/16/2026 at 9:16 PM, Beat666 said:

A member Posted:

"Now this is about a 'Swedish' man and we don't know about Switzerland"

This is the relevance, why i Posted my comment. OK?

I am talking about relevance to the original story. How does Switzerland come into it other than the fact that it begins with an S, as does Sweden.

On 5/16/2026 at 8:07 AM, Beat666 said:

I guess you mean Swedish😉

Unfortunately yes

9 hours ago, VillageIdiot said:

"Swedish Meatball" would be a more accurate description of him.

Now you've reminded me of a poster from way back with the avatar Meadish Sweetball. He seemed like a very pleasant guy, very helpful. He was on Thai Visa for years

He lived up in Chiang Mai with his Thai wife if I remember right

I wonder why he disappeared

On 5/17/2026 at 8:18 AM, VillageIdiot said:

"Swedish Meatball" would be a more accurate description of him.

18 hours ago, bannork said:

Now you've reminded me of a poster from way back with the avatar Meadish Sweetball. He seemed like a very pleasant guy, very helpful. He was on Thai Visa for years

He lived up in Chiang Mai with his Thai wife if I remember right

I wonder why he disappeared

Yes indeed.

I remember him too, now that you mention him.

Not a very prolific poster but he seemed like a decent sort.

In your wildest dreams you wouldn't see him in a situation where he loses a large sum of money to ladyboys.

Sleaze-by-the-Sea... just another one of Thailand's many facets.

Insurance job

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