What sort of People do you Beware of?

[overherebc]

On 11/25/2016 at 6:08 PM, petermik said:

Any male living in Phichit

 

Ex-pats in general. 

[Deepinthailand]

1 minute ago, overherebc said:

 

Ex-pats in general. 

So you don't trust yourself good one

[masuk]

8 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Any pretentious w****r who tries to bring their 'alleged' wealth into the conversation.

what about the person whose grandma has just passed away or whose buffalo is too sick to plough the rice fields.

[NickJ]

I do also take an evasive like gait when I'm about to encounter one of those Israeli hand and nail cream peddlers.  They sell mud and honey as well....

[fruitman]

22 hours ago, possum1931 said:

I have never seen a westerner here in Thailand in a suit,

 

55555555 Have you never been in BKK or Swampy?

 

 

[mcfish]

People who are still crazy about Micheal Jackson and Gary glitter

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[acid thunder]

3 minutes ago, NickJ said:

I do also take an evasive like gait when I'm about to encounter one of those Israeli hand and nail cream peddlers.  They sell mud and honey as well....

 

If they're aggressive and in my face then they'll be forcibly moved out of my way and I still won't look them in the eye.

[Thaiwrath]

6 minutes ago, masuk said:

what about the person whose grandma has just passed away or whose buffalo is too sick to plough the rice fields.

 

????

[fruitman]

6 minutes ago, NickJ said:

I do also take an evasive like gait when I'm about to encounter one of those Israeli hand and nail cream peddlers.  They sell mud and honey as well....

 

I also despise them, they always come to my missus though. Very annoying.

 

Also don't like the promotors for the gyms, they ONLY pick overweighted people...and also gossip when you passed them but hey i can speak thai and sure reply them...with their own fat behind, how dare they?

[kannot]

anything  human

[kannot]

1 hour ago, Shiver said:

People who gossip using their imagination to fill in the blanks rather than fact checking before speaking.

U mean Thais?

[kannot]

21 hours ago, Berkshire said:

Anyone who's too overly friendly the first time you meet them.  I'm not talking customer service people whose job it is to kiss-up to customers.  But just people you've met for the first time, but they act like they've been your buddy all your life. 

Hmmm had that last  night off the security guard here, he's  new................"hello, how are you, where are you going"..........

I answered "Scotland" and walked off

Edited November 26, 2016 by kannot

[kannot]

9 hours ago, possum1931 said:

Only Nigeria?? What about people from Yorkshire?

YES

 

[pgrahmm]

22 minutes ago, acid thunder said:

 

If they're aggressive and in my face then they'll be forcibly moved out of my way and I still won't look them in the eye.

That's the exact time you look them straight in the eye.....That's how you dismiss them.....They understand that.....

[NoshowJones]

33 minutes ago, fruitman said:

 

55555555 Have you never been in BKK or Swampy?

 

 

I did not think about the airports as I am only there very occasionally.

[acid thunder]

6 minutes ago, pgrahmm said:

That's the exact time you look them straight in the eye.....That's how you dismiss them.....They understand that.....

 

Too much opportunity to engage.  Never look in the eye.  Like the Indian suit salesmen, just don't engage or shake hands.

[johninbkk71]

I'm wary of anyone who wants to know- "Who I'm wary of?"

[NoshowJones]

12 minutes ago, kannot said:

YES

 

I have only known Yorkshire men as loudmouths, although there will be exceptions.

[Strange]

1 hour ago, jak2002003 said:

Americans. 

 

Funny that, I was going to say English in the very first post but restrained myself just to see what everyone else would say. 

 

I was waiting for this one. 

[lungnorm]

9 hours ago, possum1931 said:

Only Nigeria?? What about people from Yorkshire?

You cannot tell. Many years ago in Australia, I worked as a precision machinist. A new guy started work in the workshop and it was such an <deleted> of a place he was never taken round and introduced to all the workers. By mid afternoon I was well aware no one had approached his machine to talk to him. He was Chinese and I just thought the workers may not like Chinese (yes Australia is racist). So I went up to him and said G'day and enquires as to where he was from. I nearly fell over when he replied Bradford in the thickest Yorkshire twang I had heard since I left England.

[NoshowJones]

3 minutes ago, lungnorm said:

You cannot tell. Many years ago in Australia, I worked as a precision machinist. A new guy started work in the workshop and it was such an <deleted> of a place he was never taken round and introduced to all the workers. By mid afternoon I was well aware no one had approached his machine to talk to him. He was Chinese and I just thought the workers may not like Chinese (yes Australia is racist). So I went up to him and said G'day and enquires as to where he was from. I nearly fell over when he replied Bradford in the thickest Yorkshire twang I had heard since I left England.

Was he a loudmouth?

[Strange]

Depends where I am. Out in the sticks, nobody. Lower Sukhumvit Bangkok, everybody. 

 

Indians are particularly pushy but so am I. 

 

Anyone with a permanent grimace on their face.

 

ANY drunk Thai.

 

Nigerians/West Africans. 

 

Unfortunately for all the cool English dudes, there are a shit ton of arrogant america haters that feel the need to tell you why they hate americans within the first 2 minutes of knowing them.  

 

Ladyboys. 

[lungnorm]

5 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

Was he a loudmouth?

No and he spoke perfect English with a Yorkshire Accent as he was born there.

[pgrahmm]

40 minutes ago, lungnorm said:

 He was Chinese and I just thought the workers may not like Chinese (yes Australia is racist). So I went up to him and said G'day and enquires as to where he was from. I nearly fell over when he replied Bradford in the thickest Yorkshire twang I had heard since I left England.

 

Almost Benny Hill'esh comical.....It does always set one aback when someone opens their mouth and shatters our preconceived ideas.....

 

Unfortunately, it probably doesn't happen enough......

 

When I first moved here it surprised me that some "white" farangs didn't speak english....Lesson learned - repeatedly......Now I listen & observe better - or try to before I offer help or a remark.....

Edited November 26, 2016 by pgrahmm
Too many oooo's

[fruitman]

1 hour ago, acid thunder said:

 

Too much opportunity to engage.  Never look in the eye.  Like the Indian suit salesmen, just don't engage or shake hands.

 

And don't step aside for them, just keep on walking.

[pgrahmm]

 

I think this qualifies......

Can I get an Amen !

[NoshowJones]

52 minutes ago, lungnorm said:

No and he spoke perfect English with a Yorkshire Accent as he was born there.

A Yorkshire man who is not a loudmouth?? That makes a change.

[thai3]

Most foreigners, especially English teachers, blokes wearing cargo shorts and sandals, and backpackers of course. 

[Strange]

2 minutes ago, thai3 said:

Most foreigners, especially English teachers, blokes wearing cargo shorts and sandals, and backpackers of course. 

 

I wear cargo shorts and flip flops and t-shirts all the time lol. I have good stuff but I'm not wearing that out and about in isaan with swamp-ass everyday. Plus my good stuff is from the states, dubai, etc... And Im not wearing that stuff and then hanging it out in the sun to get all faded over and over again. 

[Grubster]

The religious type.