I can just see ur little pasty face running all that way thru the crowd just to bring us that footage, thanks for the effort

Edited April 10, 201016 yr by neverdie

Theres been reports on foreigners being injured. You would be totally dumb to go to any of the sites and if you get hurt you were already warned.

just saw footage on CNN of night time clashes at Democracy monument. tear gas being fired into the crowd, soldiers firing into the air from tankers, and riot soldiers/police? pushing the crowd back

crowd picking up sticks and hitting soldiers. smashed cars shown in background.

are there news being shown on thai channels? updated for the night events?

Report: One foreign tourist was shot in chest after saying to soldier "f... you"

Got that from George's news updates in the clipping sections.

Only a moron would want to go watch a war like it is some circus act.

op

Edited April 10, 201016 yr by neverdie

Report: One foreign tourist was shot in chest after saying to soldier "f... you"

Got that from George's news updates in the clipping sections.

Only a moron would want to go watch a war like it is some circus act.

Have to agree. Why would any farang, who's not a journalist and earning their living from reporting the news, want to be there?

We have no say - its nothing to do with us.

'cause they are bored to death and happy to have change of that

It was a rush. It seemed very peaceful, safe and celebratory - but when you look around and see these huge malls and main intersections all closed and think that at any moment the military could rush in and turn it into a mass riot, it gets your blood pumping.

If it's not for you, it's not for you. I would love to work as a photographer covering events like this. Today was my first practice and I really enjoyed it.

FWIW we were far from the only foreigners there. Directly around CentralWorld there weren't many others but inside the "Red Zone" there were lots.

It was a rush. It seemed very peaceful, safe and celebratory - but when you look around and see these huge malls and main intersections all closed and think that at any moment the military could rush in and turn it into a mass riot, it gets your blood pumping.

If it's not for you, it's not for you. I would love to work as a photographer covering events like this. Today was my first practice and I really enjoyed it.

Do you realize that what you enjoyed cost the life of many already ? You really have some weird ways to enjoy!

It was a rush. It seemed very peaceful, safe and celebratory - but when you look around and see these huge malls and main intersections all closed and think that at any moment the military could rush in and turn it into a mass riot, it gets your blood pumping.

If it's not for you, it's not for you. I would love to work as a photographer covering events like this. Today was my first practice and I really enjoyed it.

Do you realize that what you enjoyed cost the life of many already ? You really have some weird ways to enjoy!

I don't know if you mean the lives of photographers/journalists or just human casualties. If the first, that is what makes it exciting. Like skydiving or driving 180mph. If the second, that is tragic obviously. I would not extend this mess (or any mess) one second for my own enjoyment.

It was a rush. It seemed very peaceful, safe and celebratory - but when you look around and see these huge malls and main intersections all closed and think that at any moment the military could rush in and turn it into a mass riot, it gets your blood pumping.

If it's not for you, it's not for you. I would love to work as a photographer covering events like this. Today was my first practice and I really enjoyed it.

Do you realize that what you enjoyed cost the life of many already ? You really have some weird ways to enjoy!

I don't know if you mean the lives of photographers/journalists or just human casualties. If the first, that is what makes it exciting. Like skydiving or driving 180mph. If the second, that is tragic obviously. I would not extend this mess (or any mess) one second for my own enjoyment.

I am now completely convinced that you are a very sick person

Dumb ass debate and I won't continue it. I'm not going to be taken to task for enjoying a very mainstream and very legal and very standard form of photography. If you would not enjoy it I completely understand. I'm not a fool or a bad person because I enjoy it though.

It was a rush. It seemed very peaceful, safe and celebratory - but when you look around and see these huge malls and main intersections all closed and think that at any moment the military could rush in and turn it into a mass riot, it gets your blood pumping.

If it's not for you, it's not for you. I would love to work as a photographer covering events like this. Today was my first practice and I really enjoyed it.

Do you realize that what you enjoyed cost the life of many already ? You really have some weird ways to enjoy!

I don't know if you mean the lives of photographers/journalists or just human casualties. If the first, that is what makes it exciting. Like skydiving or driving 180mph. If the second, that is tragic obviously. I would not extend this mess (or any mess) one second for my own enjoyment.

I am now completely convinced that you are a very sick person

And I was already convinced you are an idiot. Thanks for further validation.

Dumb ass debate and I won't continue it. I'm not going to be taken to task for enjoying a very mainstream and very legal and very standard form of photography. If you would not enjoy it I completely understand. I'm not a fool or a bad person because I enjoy it though.

Good night....And I hope you have nice dreams !

Got you on ignore now, where you will forever stay. I can't be bothered.

Chok dee krab

Edited April 10, 201016 yr by ThanonFarang

alright

this seems to be getting a bit too personal, and in a not very nice way

given that the OP has now got his answers, and already gone ahead and done what he was asking info for....I think the thread has served its purpose and is now closed.

cheers everyone.