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blakegeee

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In Topic: Food At Bus Terminals, Train Stations Found Below Safety Standards: Thailand

2012-04-11 16:32:30

possum1931, on 2012-04-11 13:11:48, said:

trainman34014, on 2012-04-11 13:06:37, said:

ratpiece, on 2012-04-11 12:54:57, said:

possum1931, on 2012-04-11 11:45:23, said:

Let me just say that if any Farang adult throws water at me in any shape or form, they will end up with a very sore face, so any of you stupid farangs who want to throw water at Farang strangers, make sure the person they try to throw water at is not six ft tall, dark hair, quite slim and very fit looking. You have been warned.

Another keyboard warrior joins the ranks of the `Hard men`

Yes; if I knew the colour of his handbag I would be looking out for him with bucket at the ready.

Trainman. You sure don't value your health, and Thai hospitals can be expensive.

...and Thai jails can be rough, so please go ahead and try assaulting every farang that throws water at you. Why not assault the locals too while you are at it big boy? Or does your fearlessness have limits after all?

Call me what you will, but I do target farang with a "mentality like yours"! And I have never encountered a Thai that acts like this, only arrogant, ignorant farang.

If you can't handle getting wet from strangers than lock yourself in your room, or leave the country. This IS what happens here. You will not and can not change this no matter how intimidating you try to make yourself.

In Topic: Pollution Puts Chiang Mai Off The Tourist Trail

2012-04-01 13:26:44

theanimaster, on 2012-03-31 18:00:56, said:

Oh ok... liek -- WOW -- It ONLY runs in MS IE. I hate shit designers... No go for Firefox, Chrome or Safari...

Weird, I am using mac/firefox and it works fine for me

In Topic: Pollution Puts Chiang Mai Off The Tourist Trail

2012-03-31 16:52:24

dude007, on 2012-03-31 12:52:52, said:

Deaw, on 2012-03-31 12:43:56, said:

same-same here in Laos, unfortunately....... here in Luang Prabang it's getting really bad, I had to pull off the road a few times on my 'cycle yesterday just to clear my eyes.

CM and all of northern Thailand has to get a grip on this situation, I hear Chiang Rai is even worse!

You should take the road from Vang Vieng to Luang Prabang: everywhere fire, everywhere forest is burning: deliberatey by Hmong hilltribes: slash and burn. It's a nightmare! Lao police isn't doing anything, Government even less (40% of the Lao population is Hmong)... I have photographic evidence...

You sound like you work for the Thai or Laos government, "Its the hilltribes fault!" Believe me, not all farmers are hilltribe people. This is from wiki:

"Lao Soung (highland people)
Hill people and minority cultures of Laos such as the Hmong (Miao), Yao (Mien), Dao, Shan, and several Tibeto-Burman speaking peoples have lived in isolated regions of Laos for many years. Mountain/hill tribes of mixed ethno/cultural-linguistic heritage are found in northern Laos which include the Lua (Lua) and Khmu people who are indigenous to Laos. Today, the Lua people are considered endangered. Collectively, they are known as Lao Soung or highland Laotians. Lao Soung account for only about 10% of the population."

Not even close to 40% of the population! So where is that supporting "photographic evidence"? Surely it can be used to correct wiki.

In Topic: Does Honda Extend Warranty To Second Hand Bikes?

2012-03-16 20:23:15

thaicbr, on 2012-03-16 18:26:29, said:

The warranty is on the bike not the owner. Yamaha are telling your dad bullshit.
just check if its 1 year or 2 year warranty.

also battery are like 300baht.

Does anyone know where to find any info online about how these warranties work? Which parts are covered, and for how long, and hopefully showing that the warranty covers the bike for that amount of time, despite a change in ownership? It would just be nice to confirm these things.