When did you see a hankie on a head except in a McGill cartoon? 

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Rab C Nessbit, the famous Govern philosopher wore one when visiting Benidorm.

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His girlfriend has a look as if he brought it on himself.

and you want tourists to visit thailand. get your house in order minister of tourism.

this hooliganism and barbarism must stop.

6 hours ago, KMartinHandyman said:

His girlfriend has a look as if he brought it on himself.

wow  face reader. you are in the wrong profession.

 

8 minutes ago, Jeremy50 said:

It's not a nice place. I find the foreign bar owners to be more repulsive than the Thai ones. Go to a developing country to pimp local peasant women, can't get more despicable than that.

sorry to fail to see your point.

9 hours ago, Gary A said:

I have left a number of bars because the music was TOO loud. I have never complained because it was not loud enough.

heard the saying to each his own. this is a personal choice and right, considering the right in relation to other guests of course.

15 hours ago, transam said:

He got his amplifier fixed....

that is the tragedy.  you must highlight the action taken against hooliganism and give them deterrent sentences.

16 hours ago, Upnotover said:

 

That must be a first.

possibly but the treatment he got is not the first case of thuggery.

" was treated by medics for a cut under his left eye."

Must be a female reporter...looks like the right eye to me?

 

 

15 hours ago, Sphere said:

 

I suspect it must be "Paulton". 

sorry sir but is it relevant to the issue at hand.. he got pelted, be it paul, petal or paulton

15 hours ago, Strange said:

 

Is it wrong that I find this statement satisfying? 

 

Yes, why would you feel satisfied that anyone got punched?

 

dont these farang understand that thailand is a quiet, calm and peaceful place?

went to a birthday party on Saturday and all the farangs were hoping the Thai music would be at a level that they could talk to each other, and they did not play it to loud which in the past has been a problem. so may be they are keeping it lower as a sign of respect ? having said that the boss should be sentenced to a two months anger management course.

Just another day in Pattaya.. I bet 5 more got punched, knocked down and it didn't make the news.. Awww I really start to miss the place as much as I love to live a few hours away.

i feel there a lot more to this than polity asking for the music to be turned up

16 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Were they hesitant to write that it was the "Mr. Pee bar" (left of Mike Shopping Mall, to the right of Five Star bar)?

 

 

And why no photo of the bar owner?

turn the music up? never heard of that happening in pattaya or any other bar! usually you have to wear ear plugs! to bad the brit was not like the russian on his motor bike, could have cleaned the floor with the owner!

Agree with the one poster who pointed out it was showing respect for the King not to play loud music. The Brit had his Thai partner with him, so owner could have explained to her then she to him the reasons. One does wonder why she doesn't know about lower volume level as sign of respect....

Ah of course the music volume was down in respect of departed merit.

So, as already said why didn't his bit of fluff explain that to the Dumbo.

 

The types who get into these situations all seem to be similar in looks.

LoSo's chasing their lost youth.

16 hours ago, Strange said:

 

17 hours ago, webfact said:

Brit punched in the face by bar owner

 

Is it wrong that I find this statement satisfying? 

 

It would be more satisfying for you to grow a pair and go and say it to his face.

14 hours ago, bubblewrap said:

 

Nothing wrong with a wife beater [string vest if it turns you on], sandals, white socks and optional hanky on head.  It's Pattaya for God's sake. 

 

 

True, as long as they are not barechested which is absolutely disgusting.

2 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

True, as long as they are not barechested which is absolutely disgusting.

 

 

What I find abhorrent is blokes who appear in a restaurant in vests/singlets with their hairy armpits showing.

 

Bad form what!

The bar owner probably had one of those rings used by the Koh Tao murderer, hence the cut under the eye......

And what's the deal with Brits and the hankie on the head? I have seen it on Monty Phyton (good show) and laughed at it, but never understood the purpose of it?

Edited November 24, 20169 yr by AlQaholic

It is wrong eye as stated, it is the right eye, not left. Poor Brit!

 

Probably he didn't order enough beer!

A couple of troll posts and a reply have been removed

16 hours ago, Strange said:

 

Is it wrong that I find this statement satisfying? 

 

 

As you are a 'proud American', I for one would expect you to be smug, USA USA USA.....

1 hour ago, sahibji said:

wow  face reader. you are in the wrong profession.

 

 

Tim Roth perhaps? (TV series 'Lie to me' - for those that haven't seen it)

17 hours ago, sweatalot said:

what happened to the bar owner?

Nothing?

 

paid 500 Baht in the police box,... case closed.

16 hours ago, BruceMangosteen said:

The request was considered an insult to the late King. I'm not sure when the low volume music requests expires but it's certainly up to the "owner" to decide, especially if said owner is a Thai person. 

Pimps and human traffickers  have amazing devotion to their cultural institutions...

Looking at THIS picture  he does not appear as a very calm person