Post: #26

(12-27-2015 12:42 AM)CallSignBigRed Wrote:  In all my trips to Thailand the worst thing i encountered was partying in RCA and short haired fat chick from Kentucky tries to cock block me while I'm making out this Thai girl. But she learned that night we ain't in America. She got the face mush/punch maneuver that caused her to land flat on her ass. No one gave a fuck.

You punched her?

Seems a tad extreme.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #27

(12-26-2015 07:12 AM)Kamaki4 Wrote:  I'll admit my post was probably too long, but it's ironic that I'm hearing it from a guy who has over 4000 posts in less than 3 years.

It's still easier to understand than probably all of the original Kamaki's posts.

Post: #28

(12-27-2015 12:46 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  

(12-27-2015 12:42 AM)CallSignBigRed Wrote:  In all my trips to Thailand the worst thing i encountered was partying in RCA and short haired fat chick from Kentucky tries to cock block me while I'm making out this Thai girl. But she learned that night we ain't in America. She got the face mush/punch maneuver that caused her to land flat on her ass. No one gave a fuck.

You punched her?

Seems a tad extreme.

Well...different strokes for different folks I guess.

G

Post: #29

(12-27-2015 12:46 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  

(12-27-2015 12:42 AM)CallSignBigRed Wrote:  In all my trips to Thailand the worst thing i encountered was partying in RCA and short haired fat chick from Kentucky tries to cock block me while I'm making out this Thai girl. But she learned that night we ain't in America. She got the face mush/punch maneuver that caused her to land flat on her ass. No one gave a fuck.

You punched her?

Seems a tad extreme.

I wouldn't say punched more so threw her with the face mush. The girl was quite psychotic she was talking shit and putting her hands on me. When I did this the Thai girls friends ran over to see she was alright, minutes later they all came up to me telling me that Kentucky girl was absolutely nuts "talking crazy that she knew me from the states". I was staying across the street from RCA managed to bring the girls to my place afterwards but nothing came of it. Still had a good time despite the incident if the girls felt differently I am sure they wouldn't of came back with me.

Post: #30

(12-27-2015 05:39 PM)CallSignBigRed Wrote:  

(12-27-2015 12:46 AM)Beyond Borders Wrote:  

(12-27-2015 12:42 AM)CallSignBigRed Wrote:  In all my trips to Thailand the worst thing i encountered was partying in RCA and short haired fat chick from Kentucky tries to cock block me while I'm making out this Thai girl. But she learned that night we ain't in America. She got the face mush/punch maneuver that caused her to land flat on her ass. No one gave a fuck.

You punched her?

Seems a tad extreme.

I wouldn't say punched more so threw her with the face mush. The girl was quite psychotic she was talking shit and putting her hands on me. When I did this the Thai girls friends ran over to see she was alright, minutes later they all came up to me telling me that Kentucky girl was absolutely nuts "talking crazy that she knew me from the states". I was staying across the street from RCA managed to bring the girls to my place afterwards but nothing came of it. Still had a good time despite the incident if the girls felt differently I am sure they wouldn't of came back with me.

I have a rubber bracelet which I wear on my right wrist. It has the letters WWLDD? What Would Little Dark Do?

It never leads me wrong.

Post: #31

(12-24-2015 05:49 PM)asdfk Wrote:  Hi everyone,
I'm leaving for SE Asia next week. I'll probably start in Manilla, but I'd also love to visit Thailand. However, I have heard many horror stories of police corruption in Thailand.
I am concerned that wile there, a police officer will conduct a drug search and plant drugs.
To be clear, I have absolutely no intention of doing or having drugs in Thailand. That's why it's scary to me that a random officer could just fake accuse me and get me thrown in jail if I'm not able to pay a fine.
Is this concern legitimate? How should I frame this? What can I do when it happens or as prevention?

I've heard this negotiation technique works all over the world

Post: #32

This Thai girl I know wanted to smoke some weed. So she goes to the start of her soi and find some dude who sells her a bit for a hundred baht. She goes back to her home where her friends are waiting. Five minutes later a police officer knocks on the door. He'd asked the security in the building which room she stays in. So she thinks she'll have to pay. But he doesn't want any money. He wants to fuck her. Luckly her friends boyfriend is police officer of higher rank. So she gets out of it without having to sacrifice the pussy. Disgusting police. He could've just taken some money and go buy a girl.

Post: #33

^ There was a video online a while back where a Thai police officer was doing that and she managed to text her brother. The brother showed up with his buddies to attack the cop and he took off running, hopped on the back of another cop's bike and barely got away. Would have been more gratifying if they caught him but was still a good watch.

Beyond All Seas

"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe.
To be your own man is a hard business. If you try it, you'll be lonely often, and sometimes
frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself." - Kipling

Post: #34

(12-26-2015 10:19 AM)Brodiaga Wrote:  Kamaki
I read your post. You were with a Thai girl. Imagine what would happen if you were alone.

Only one accident so far, although I've had tourists lose control and hit me; twice in Koh Chang and once in Phuket, but I wasn't injured. That said, I doubt I would have a problem if I was involved in an accident riding or driving solo.

Hypothetical situation - Brodiaga is riding a scooter or motorbike in Thailand and the assumption is that you are licensed to to do so (International or Thai driving permit). You're involved in an accident. It's not your fault, are injured and your bike is damaged.

I should also note that basic insurance is included, medical too, with the registration and plate on motorbikes and covers whoever is riding the bike. I also carry first class insurance on my car (100% liability and comprehensive, no deductible, and anyone can drive). It's super cheap for the coverage.

What happens next may vary, but if the Thai person that hit you is not rolling in cash, they will probably try to flip the situation around and blame you. They aren't trying to scam you, but rather are in serious fear of what it will cost to treat an injured 'farang' in a private hospital. Many Thais really do think all 'farangs' are rich and it will cost them a lot of money if we are accidentally injured or die and it's their fault.

If this happens in Pattaya, Patong etc, they may be trying to scam you. This is another reason to stay away from tourist traps that are crawling with pros and unsavory Thai's anyway.

The first thing you should do, and this is important - don't panic. Calmly ask them why they were driving like that and be firm, but polite if they try to blame the accident on you. If they don't speak English, get someone to translate and then call the police.

After you call the police and are waiting, ask to see his/her driving licence. I don't know the percentages, but close to 40 or 50% of Thais that ride motorbikes don't even have a licence. If they don't have a licence, you have just put them immediately on the defensive. When the police arrive tell them exactly what happened. Don't worry too much about the other guy's story, Thai's, especially police, are incredibly adept at reading each other or a situation and can usually filter out bullshit.

I never have problems dealing with cops here, even if they do have a reputation for corruption. Unlike cops in Canada, they don't take themselves too seriously. I used to go out drinking with a couple of cops in Chiang Rai - major drunks and pussy hounds who made sure I got a nice piece of ass when we were out together. Get stopped occasionally at check points in BK and CM, along with everyone else, to verify if I have a licence or have been drinking. In fact, I was stopped twice at check points recently; Christmas day and the 30th. Usually on my way in less than 10 seconds and half the time they just wave me through without checking my licence when I speak Thai to them.

Basically it's much easier to deal with this stuff (accidents, violations, police) in Thailand than Canada or the U.S, where the police are genuine cunts.