File Name: Pattaya One, Issue 4

File Submitter: george

File Submitted: 2010-11-15

File Updated: 2010-11-15

File Category: Pattaya One News PDF

Pattaya One, Issue 4

Inside this issue...

• Convenience stores get into bed with the police
  
• Porn shock on Beach Road
  
• Dying for a phone call, or not
  
• Get a caffeine DOSE
  
• Thia Lite: Meditating on a Squid
  
• ... and much more ...
  

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It's true!

I went into my local 7-11 and picked up a box of Liptons. They had the nerve to charge me Tea Money..!

funny!!

It's true!

I went into my local 7-11 and picked up a box of Liptons. They had the nerve to charge me Tea Money..!

Ha ha, well done.

It's true!

I went into my local 7-11 and picked up a box of Liptons. They had the nerve to charge me Tea Money..!

It's true!

I went into my local 7-11 and picked up a box of Liptons. They had the nerve to charge me Tea Money..!

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Perhaps this selling of child porn DVD business is a trap laid on by police.

The sick pervert buys a child porn DVD and as he leaves the stall is apprehended by the police and charged for being in possession of illegal child porn.

The same for those who pick up children and then raided by the police. Could be a honey trap or a scam organised by a family member of the child. A means of getting rich quick from a gullible farang.

So watch out if you`re a child molestor, it`s becoming more difficult for you to function here in Thailand

Edited November 15, 201015 yr by Beetlejuice

Perhaps this selling of child porn DVD business is a trap laid on by police.

The sick pervert buys a child porn DVD and as he leaves the stall is apprehended by the police and charged for being in possession of illegal child porn.

The same for those who pick up children and then raided by the police. Could be a honey trap or a scam organised by a family member of the child. A means of getting rich quick from a gullible farang.

So watch out if you`re a child molestor, it`s becoming more difficult for you to function here in Thailand

Unfortunately, that is not the case here. Yet.

Makes me sick to think about that stuff being allowed to be sold on the streets.

Perhaps this selling of child porn DVD business is a trap laid on by police.

The sick pervert buys a child porn DVD and as he leaves the stall is apprehended by the police and charged for being in possession of illegal child porn.

The same for those who pick up children and then raided by the police. Could be a honey trap or a scam organised by a family member of the child. A means of getting rich quick from a gullible farang.

So watch out if you`re a child molestor, it`s becoming more difficult for you to function here in Thailand

Unfortunately, that is not the case here. Yet.

Makes me sick to think about that stuff being allowed to be sold on the streets.

Yep makes sick to think that I don't live in Bangkok and cant get that stuff !! but you will probably see the full selection on the shelves at your seveeen soon after they negotiate with the supplier, now they are all on board.

One inflammatory post removed.

Perhaps this selling of child porn DVD business is a trap laid on by police.

The sick pervert buys a child porn DVD and as he leaves the stall is apprehended by the police and charged for being in possession of illegal child porn.

The same for those who pick up children and then raided by the police. Could be a honey trap or a scam organised by a family member of the child. A means of getting rich quick from a gullible farang.

So watch out if you`re a child molestor, it`s becoming more difficult for you to function here in Thailand

Buying DVDs in Thailand...LOL

I buy Movie DVDs all the time but, even with years of experience you never know what is actually in the package.

So the police jump some guy who thought he bought Mary Poppins...LOL

Reminds me of the 60's when many cheap hotels had a couple of joints hidden in every room. If a couple of GIs with money check in, the Police arrive within 30 minutes for a shakedown and find the joints. A little 'Tea Money' and all was forgiven...

Such police shakedowns were so common, both the US Embassy and the US Military published warnings...

Edited November 16, 201015 yr by dighambara

What a silly stupid headline :jerk:

It's true!

I went into my local 7-11 and picked up a box of Liptons. They had the nerve to charge me Tea Money..!

Ha ha, well done.

Liptons have a nerve to call it tea...

George has lost the plot. This and headlines like the fetus one. Geez. Tabloid. Crap. Gone