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How come they don't understand that week-long water throwing is actually bad for business?
My Mrs is telling me it is subdued in the village too. Not as many people about as years past, at the temple, in the streets. She seems to think people have less money and are concerned what the future holds. Things rarely hold up to childhood memories. -
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Wokeness and The Art of Hating Trump
Jfk was back when the dems werent raging antisemites. If jfk were in this time period he would be a republican -
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Consequences of China's rare earth export halt
Bye bye regulations that prevent the USA from mining them at home. -
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Brawl in Pattaya as Alleged Taxi Enforcer Assaults Indian Tourist
Picture courtesy of SiamChon. Authorities have been urged to investigate a street brawl in Pattaya that was widely circulated on social media, showing some Thai men, allegedly local taxi or songthaew queue enforcer, attacking a foreign tourist near the entrance to the city’s Walking Street. The incident, which took place along Pattaya Beach Road in South Pattaya, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province, was captured in a 40-second video clip posted by Facebook user “Tanyong Tanyong” in the popular “Pattaya Talk” group. The caption read simply, “Oh my God,” as the footage quickly went viral, drawing widespread criticism and condemnation. In the video, a man wearing what appeared to be motorcycle taxi vest, with others, are seen throwing punches at a man believed to be an Indian tourist. The assault took place in full view of passersby, other tourists, and traffic, without apparent concern for public decency or legal consequences. Witnesses speculated that the attackers may be part of a group who work in the area enticing tourists onto local transport services, a practice often associated with turf disputes and extortion in Thailand’s tourist hotspots. Critics have called attention to the fact that the assailants’ motorcycle taxi vests did not appear to show any identifying numbers or officially registered stand locations, raising questions about the legitimacy of the operation. Officials have been urged to investigate whether the individual involved was a licensed operator and to clarify what measures will be taken to prevent similar incidents in the future. Pattaya authorities have not yet issued a formal statement. The video continues to spark intense online debate, with many users demanding stricter regulation and enforcement against so-called “mafia-style” behaviour in tourist areas. -- 2025-04-15 ScreenRecording_04-15-2025 05-15-16_1.mp4 -
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Re: Stopping with the raunchy Rolling Stones. Starting with JS Bach Contatas!
I need to get off this jag, soon....maybe.... -
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Indian Attacked by Thai Girlfriend After Alleged Assault in Pattaya
So just your traditional domestic dispute. No Ladyboys or gold chains in this one then?
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