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Meanwhile...an hour and a half away from Bangkok, I enjoyed another great round of golf followed by a soapie...

I hope the redshirts stay away from Pattaya Beach...:thumbsup:

I saw the Red Shirts in Pattaya and all they did was demonstrate
 

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Hope this helps

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Seymour, it's easy for you to post the same pick twice. After all, you put them in this position and they all look like sisters.
 
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VD, have you ever thought to your self "what did I do to deserve this"? :toast:

Plenty of times...I often reflect back on my life and wonder if I did this or did that, where would I be? Things have a way of working out and life deals you twist and turns along the way...sometimes you have to make good decisions and take a chance...I am happy where I am now...:toast:
 
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Viejo, Im gonna be heading back to Cali in the next couple days but next time I come to Thailand we should def meet up man.
 

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With all the violence and protests it had to scare away tourists from places like Nana Plaza and Soi Cowboy. I'll bet the girls are so desperate they have slashed prices. It probably has turned into a "Hot Tub Time Machine" and the girls are acting like it's 1967-72 when the soldiers from Vietnam came there for R&R. See if you can screw the "Farang" now when your nightclubs are empty. Now they will be begging for money to send home to the village to take care of their brothers and sisters.
 
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"Amid the violence, the rest of the capital has remained largely normal with shops, restaurants and cinemas open and busy, albeit with customers and workers expressing concern about the clashes. Rural Thailand also has not seen violence, though demonstrations and other activity has occurred in the rural home provinces of many people in the Red Shirt movement."


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100515...DeW5fdG9wX3N0b3JpZXMEc2xrA3RoYWlwbWRlZmVuZA--
 

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"Amid the violence, the rest of the capital has remained largely normal with shops, restaurants and cinemas open and busy, albeit with customers and workers expressing concern about the clashes. Rural Thailand also has not seen violence, though demonstrations and other activity has occurred in the rural home provinces of many people in the Red Shirt movement."


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100515...DeW5fdG9wX3N0b3JpZXMEc2xrA3RoYWlwbWRlZmVuZA--

This kind of reminds me of the LA riots in 1992 but the LA riots were more wide-spread. Bangkok is a big city. I imagine these protests are occuring only in a limited part of the city and like the article quoted above says, rural Thaland is not seeing anywhere near the magnitude of this.
 

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I just got off the phone with a girl who says she wears her school uniform which is all white when she goes out so no one thinks she has any affiliations - she says it's getting bad in Bangkok
 

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Rural Thailand is see nothing - there was nothing going on in Pattayya - the drove through on motorbikes one night - big deal
 
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I just got off the phone with a girl who says she wears her school uniform which is all white when she goes out so no one thinks she has any affiliations - she says it's getting bad in Bangkok

Love to hear that conversation...tell her to hang at Lucifers, imagine pretty safe there from the red shirts...
 

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So, in a nutshell, the guy who's in office right now (Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva) got into office Illegally (feel the red shirts) and they are trying to oust him. they want a new election? The press is doing a terrible job of explaining the political situation of what's realy going on over there. I f you were just an ignorant fool you would think the Red Shirts are the enemy; to me, that's the way the press is portraying them?


Also, you know they are (snipers) killing people in cold blood to make them retreet, but that won't work at all. I feel this will only get worse, people there are very willing to die for what they believe in. This will spread into other parts of the country eventualy and ultimatly start a Civil War.
 

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So, in a nutshell, the guy who's in office right now (Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva) got into office Illegally (feel the red shirts) and they are trying to oust him. they want a new election? The press is doing a terrible job of explaining the political situation of what's realy going on over there. I f you were just an ignorant fool you would think the Red Shirts are the enemy; to me, that's the way the press is portraying them?


Also, you know they are (snipers) killing people in cold blood to make them retreet, but that won't work at all. I feel this will only get worse, people there are very willing to die for what they believe in. This will spread into other parts of the country eventualy and ultimatly start a Civil War.


From what I read, they agreed on a new election, but that was it, and the red shirts kept coming with new stuff to the table? Then the Governement said enough is enough and sent in the troops? Why wouldn't they just give in? they got the Governemnt to do a new election in November? They won? Why would you be so stupid as to keep demanding other stuff? Just take the new election and get who you want into office and problems solved..
 

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Love to hear that conversation...tell her to hang at Lucifers, imagine pretty safe there from the red shirts...

Funny you should mention Lucifers, Viejo, cuz that's where ole sey-boy met that little uniform wearing nymph. Lucifer's is simply the best nightclub I've been in and I used to bartend at a handful of the bet places on South Beach.

One night in Lucifers make a hard man crumble...
 

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