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CommentsAdd your comment using the form below. Want an avatar for your comments? Register with Gravatar. Dear Khun Noi Posted by Richard on September 14, 2010 19:15 Farang must understand that Thailand is a country where all the people must work, open business and run it in the law, like all the other country in the world. Why this business man farang didn't open this kind of business in their country? Posted by pop on September 14, 2010 19:22 "Many people invest 10 or 20 million baht, then we're broke" Posted by James Deere on September 14, 2010 20:03 You can't go late night drinking at a lot of 7/11s as they do enforce the after midnight ban on alcohol sales. Family Marts will normally sort you out though. Errrrrrrrrr - a mate told me! Posted by Mister Ree on September 14, 2010 23:18 James No it is not patong, but there is no reason not to have an entertainment area in Rawai or Nai Harn for the local people, and visitors, agree not in the residential areas. Even in residential areas you could have neighbors who party most nights and are worse then some of the clubs and bars. Posted by Share on September 15, 2010 10:19 Richard you have half a good point many aliens get drunk and ride there motorcyles but there are just as many Thais that do this. Maybe the police chief could organise better policing of the roads, and frequent breathalyser tests and start fining people for drunk driving, dangerous driving etc.the govt would make a small fortune and hopefully at the same time save thousands of lives every year. And Richard all the ladies are not Thai some are local and some are visiting alien ladies. Maybe you cannot see the little antennas on the heads. Posted by Bob on September 15, 2010 10:40 Well done, great clarification. Posted by Lena on September 15, 2010 21:09 Dear Bob, Posted by Richard on September 16, 2010 09:54 Share, Posted by Dave on September 16, 2010 10:07 Editor Comment: It's only fair to let you and other readers know, Dave, that comments sent from 'Share' 'Bob' and 'BS' all come from the same email address. Share, BS, Bob: one of these names, I suppose, is the real one, isn't it? Then I supposed also that all the careful readers understand already who is him... this proves all told in the comments: the interest of one against that of everybody!! Posted by Richard on September 16, 2010 12:15 Richard I do not know what you are insuniating. The interest of 1 against that of everybody. There is something called fairness and there is always a point where these sort of problems can be resolved. As for the editor to print misinformation and to attack many posters shows his lack of ethics and journalism. And Ed you left off my other names Alan, Richard, Bangkok pete, Real Journo, Steve. By the way ed see you again soon another point for me. Over the years how many points up am I. You are very entertaining. Posted by Share on September 18, 2010 13:18 Editor Comment: We don't ''attack many posters,'' or knowingly misinform. Your commitment to ethics and fairness has been illustrated by your use of multiple tags, Share/Bob/BS etc. Only point-scorers score petty points. Dave. It is not only Laguna and Icon in rawai and nai harn there are many other bars that contribute to the noise factor, and if there was a special entertainment area there would not be any noise factor for residents. But by the same token if you built next to an establishment already existing you would only have yourself to blame. Also if they had entertainment areas it would be easy for the police to monitor if they have the time. Kata and Karon has the same problem, noisy bars near residential areas. Posted by Share on September 18, 2010 20:57 Editor Comment: If there are going to be special entertainment areas, they are likely to be in Patong and Phuket City. It's unlikely that late opening hours will be approved on other parts of the island, otherwise there would be no point in having special entertainment zones. I like the way Phuketwan puts it 'WE WERE WRONG' I am Fully commited to ethics and fairness and ensure I help the people of Thailand and charity as much as possible. Ed you knew you were wrong for 2 days and couldn't pick up the phone. Maybe ed your ethics are in the Bottom of the sea. Maybe you should consult with your fellow 'big island media' staff try the some of the management/owners of the company or phuket post's simon could give you a Hand. people imho with some of the highest ethics, standards and morals. You are a long way imho behind dear fellow. You do not care at all to what damage you do wittingly or unwittingly to people. Ed you have made this forum go backwards with your non ethics and standards. Posted by BS on September 18, 2010 21:08 Editor Comment: BS, you just sent a message as Share. Now you are BS. Why would anyone believe anything you say? Very good Governor editor I am assuming you have appointed yourself governor and can make these decisions. By the way noone asked you ed whoever you think you are, this a phuketwan forum not the editors personal forum. Posted by Share on September 18, 2010 21:29 Editor Comment: What we try to encourage here is openness and honesty. Ethics, fairness, transparency. If you are selling something, then perhaps you should declare who you are, what your aims are, and why they are worth considering. A message was sent as share and one as BS and I sent them or he sent them or was she. The party is great the drinks are cold. I, ME, SHE, HE, HIM, HER whoever. Who are you, that it has anything to do with you. I know many people who do not believe the ed and his comments. Posted by BS, Richard, Joan, Alan etc on September 18, 2010 21:47 Ed's comment "What we try to encourage here is openness and honesty. Ethics, fairness, transparency. If you are selling something, then perhaps you should declare who you are, what your aims are, and why they are worth considering." Phuketwan "We were wrong" 2 days are they were informed. 55555 Thanks for the amusement 10 for sure. Selling something no but if anyone has a spare baht there are plenty of charity organisations on the island that could do with a bit more, contact your local rotary, lions, IBAP, Navy league, sunshine kids, etc. I am sure the ed using his journalistic skills can find many but if he cannot I can send him a list of them. Their are many children and others that could do with any help you can give. It would probably be nice if phuketwan had something on their website, if they do not already have, about where people can help the needy. Posted by BS on September 18, 2010 22:06 Editor Comment: If you are promoting charities, that's great. For a moment there, I thought you might be advocating late-night drinking. Ed I respect the work of some of these charities. When you help someone in need and you get a smile from them, it gives you the best feelings. Posted by BS on September 18, 2010 22:43 With money and connection with influential people in Phuket such as landlords, lawyers, accounting offices, civil servants and so on....YOU CAN DO WHAT YOU WANT IN PHUKET and Thailand at large. Posted by Whistle-Blower on September 19, 2010 10:06 If you think everything closes at 1 or 2 am, you are mistaken. Come down Chaofa East in Chalong at 3 or 5 am, small bar open until at least 5 am, Thai only... Posted by Lee on September 19, 2010 17:27 Dea Share, Posted by thaidriver on September 19, 2010 18:24 |
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"When people lose all they have, they go home to their country. This is not a good image for Thailand. In my experience now, lots of foreigners talk about Thailand, not in a good way." For sure! People come here and want to start illegal business MUST got bankrupt and MUST go home! This is a nice thing for Thailand: look a country where people must respect the Thai laws!!
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