I have an elderly Farang neighbour who like to dress up as a policeman. Should I be worried?

Only if you're dressing up as a criminal...

 

Joe

Only if he has hand cuffs and smiles knowingly at you while fondling a truncheon.

Does he have friends who dress as a cowboy, red indian, guy in leather, construction worker, sailor etc. Maybe its a tribute band!

So you know him then

 

well if he starts dressing up as an army general with 'free elections' on his chest then you might be even more worried

Does he play YMCA on his stereo?

Perhaps just a Thaivisa Mod in new uniform   

Only if he insists on full body cavity searches.

Only if you're dressing up as a criminal...
 
Joe

Hahaha!!!


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My daddy was a bank robber...

...and what does he do when he is in his uniform? 

Volunteer tourist police. Old farangs with too much time on their hands.

Volunteer tourist police. Old farangs with too much time on their hands.

So what are you afraid and worries if you are legally entitled to stay in the house?


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1 hour ago, Anthony Loh said:

So what are you afraid and worries if you are legally entitled to stay in the house?


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What?

 

I'm not afraid of anything, simply noting what Op most likely saw. There's quite a few old farangs in the volunteer force, including an old Australian guy I met one day, top bloke. 

...and what does he do when he is in his uniform? 

tries to find people who sabotage their air cons


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There's something seriously wrong with a foreigner who wants to dress in the uniform of one of the most corrupt police forces in the world.

3 minutes ago, Loaded said:

There's something seriously wrong with a foreigner who wants to dress in the uniform of one of the most corrupt police forces in the world.

You and I perhaps share a trait. We view the world with the help of a moral compass, through the filter of our values.

 

There are, in contrast, others who don't care about morals or values and simply focus on a goal. For example, they might live in a corrupt S. E. Asian country and they know that knowing connected people can help them out.

 

Two different ways of approaching life.

I spent a year in Saudi, long time ago. There was an english guy who bought full arab regalia and sat smoking a shisha pipe in the community lounge area on the camp I stayed at. Said he dressed the same in the UK as well. strange guy, but it takes all sorts, right?

 

Only if he has hand cuffs and smiles knowingly at you while fondling a truncheon.

clearly one of your fantasies mambo


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Dressing up as a policeman seems mild compared to some of the other Farang behavior.

Dressing up for private fun, or impersonation out in public? One is innocent, other criminal.

3 hours ago, jerojero said:

Dressing up for private fun, or impersonation out in public? One is innocent, other criminal.

You can't impersonate BiB, they are unique :)