I have one on my balcony, it is actually a parachute. See the white stripe? that is where the parachute emerges from. Obviously a Farang lives in that apartment.

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I always thought that farangs jumping from balconies didnt need a parachute because they all thought they could fly

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or bounce????

I have one on my balcony, it is actually a parachute. See the white stripe? that is where the parachute emerges from. Obviously a Farang lives in that apartment.

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Why is it obvious that a farang lives in the apartment? Are Thai people not allowed to have parachutes?

Rj

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Definately no - parachuting is one of the few professions/hobbies reserved for foreigners.

If a Thai want to parachute, he has to go abroad - and get a work permit - after two other farangs have been hired to jump with him.......

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Really?

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Absolutely! Paragraph 555 in the Thai Criminal Code. Check it out, if you don't believe me.

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Nah

So????

Did you go closer and poke it with a stick like you should?

Don't leave us all hanging

So????

Did you go closer and poke it with a stick like you should?

Don't leave us all hanging

Now in hospital suffering serious stings from the south east asian killer bee.

So????

Did you go closer and poke it with a stick like you should?

Don't leave us all hanging

Now in hospital suffering serious stings from the south east asian killer bee.

Nah.... I reckon the bandy-legged permanently tumescent fruit bat hatched and gave him a good rogering...

/Edit - I did warn him to watch his back door...

So????

Did you go closer and poke it with a stick like you should?

Don't leave us all hanging

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Now in hospital suffering serious stings from the south east asian killer bee.

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Nah.... I reckon the bandy-legged permanently tumescent fruit bat hatched and gave him a good rogering...

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I have just looked at the picture again, and i reckon it is the giant lesser known spotted coiled slug. Bit of salt will sort out this problem