News Forum - Thailand’s reopening sees UK travellers chomping at the bit
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News Forum - Khao San scam: tourists forced to pay for returning lost wallet
Next time, pick it, check the wallet for any personal Identification. If nothing, either drop it at the police station or take the money and throw away the wallet and enjoy a couple of beers at the nearest 7 eleven.....no point in being naive -
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News Forum - Thai man and foreigner clash over water splash dispute (video)
The good news The Purge (Songkran) is over for another year as of midnight last night in Pattaya. And the Chav's and Gimps and the rest of the undesirables have returned to the Council Estates they call home just in time to sign on at The Benefits Office for their job seekers allowance. -
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News Forum - Thai man and foreigner clash over water splash dispute (video)
You obviously do not know Phuket, I think you might be getting it mixed up with Pattaya. Plus have you considered seeing a doctor with such a stupid comment, I did not mention morals at all. I was obviously referring to bad behaviour. So you think the 14 million visitors to Phuket every year consisting of families, couples, and groups all have bad morals, you really should be making that doctor's appointment as soon as possible. -
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News Forum - Thai man and foreigner clash over water splash dispute (video)
You're a foreign man who lives in Phuket, the seediest place on Earth. I don't think you can stand on the moral hill about what is and what is not giving foreigners a bad name. -
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News Forum - Thai man and foreigner clash over water splash dispute (video)
My partner is on the way there now, gone for ten to fourteen days, I just dropped her at her sister's house in Phuket and the whole family is going, she can go whenever she wishes as we are not joined at the hip. It depends on the village, in this one, there is nothing at all to do plus I have a very bad reaction to mosquito bites, they understand why I stay here, they want to see the sisters/daughters and they are not bothered if I go or not. I think you Americans would call it a one-horse town, except there is not even a horse in this one. Plus no one in the village speaks English, they all speak Southern Thai, completely different from standard Thai so I am just in the way at family meetings as they all want to speak to each other in the local natural language. There is one guy who speaks English, he is a German who is married to my partner's sister and they live next door to the mum, they built a house with a twelve-foot solid wall (with a small sliding gate) all around the house and so on the previous times I was there I hardly ever saw him.
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