Travelingguy

Perhaps the police should recruit an Indian tourist to wear a gold chain as bait for these 3.

AI generated images can be of real people doing things that they did not in fact do. I think that we are going to see more and more legislation on this. As for nobody being hurt, I am not at all sure of that. Also the consumers of this materiel would be among the most likely people in our society to have abused a child.

I finally fixed my LINE app. I guess I signed up for it when I was in Thailand, using a North American phone number. Based on something I read today online that is the root of all of my problems. I deleted the app. I reapplied with the North American phone number in North America and it seems to work fine.

Line “system error” Line works for me sometimes. But most times it does not work.

Should have spent more money on the safe and less on the watches.

So they were somehow able to get that safe open. Either they crack the safe or somebody gave them the combination. The safe is too small to have been blown open without damaging the watches. I wonder if the watches were insured.

I suspect that this is much more common than we think with many crimes not reported.

The previous article stated that an autopsy was scheduled and that the police were trying to determine a cause of death. Now the police are saying that it is due to heart failure. I suspect that the scheduled autopsy was performed.

Most tourists do not travel with crypto wallets. So, it seems likely that the attackers knew that he had the crypto in his possession. This also makes me wonder if this guy is really a tourist or if he is in Thailand for other reasons.

To piggyback, any sexy abhangya massages in Singapore. Last time I was there, I stayed in Little India, but I was not aware of this particular type of massage. I think it would be an interesting experience with or without a sexual component.

Revolvers don’t leave shell casings. They stay in the gun. Commonly used by professional killers.

This sounds like market forces at work.

I will be sure to avoid this flight.

Perhaps the owner(s) of Atlas saw an opportunity with the current (mis)management of The One that seems to be alienating customers as many on this forum have attested to. Hopefully people will find Atlas to be more welcoming. That would be better for customers and workers.

I think that it is more about setting limits and compartmentalizing your life. You give money for a service of some kind. They aren’t seeing you for free. Also, in your home country, I don’t think that you would socialize with guys that you are paying. The paid guys and your regular friends would probably be two social circles that do not mix. Since you are now living in Thailand, even if only part of the year, I would treat it similar to how you would have behaved in your home country. I have not been to Pattaya, yet. However, I think that living away from the scene would be a better idea than living too close. That way, you don’t have to walk past the massage shops and bars when doing your daily errands. It isn’t about being bitter or jaded. Just be clear in your own mind that you don’t give money away for free. That is just the way it is. No need to get angry or worked up or guilty or anxious, etc. That is just the way that it is.