Farang punches 8yo boy.. Do you know this man..?

Post by **rct** » April 18, 2013, 11:02 am

Immigration office might be interested to see that video!

Post by **bumper** » April 18, 2013, 11:44 am

Well I think he is still around. I believe I saw him in Big C this morning with middle aged Thai Lady. Wasn't sure so I didn't approach him.

Post by **ting_tong** » April 18, 2013, 11:52 am

all you had to do was follow this profile: http://www.udonmap.com/udonthaniforum/p ... ml#p326622

no need to approach the guy, just get the info off the bikes license plate and pass it to irish clock

Post by **bumper** » April 18, 2013, 11:57 am

He was inside not outside. If I was sure I would have introduced myself and see if he would tell me his name. That is all the OP has asked for as far as I know.

Don't mind helping. I don't care to do stake outs anymore, got things to do.

Post by **ting_tong** » April 18, 2013, 12:07 pm

I see the "other forum" has posted the picture I photoshopped, but they also should of also used the bike photo and the profile I came up with

there are quite a few 6 foot tall fat balding old guys that look like that, but do they have a black mio with a black helmet?

Post by **WBU ALUM** » April 18, 2013, 12:51 pm

Strange that people are sitting outside and didn't respond. Child seems to just walk away. Guy just leisurely gets his helmet and rides off. Based on all of that, the guy might still be around.

Post by **mortiboy** » April 18, 2013, 12:59 pm

Looks to me Just turned around, and Playfully cuffed at him. But accidently, caught him in the face.?
Maybe thats why nobody was interested. He leasurily takes his time, dont appear angry, and sets off on his Motorbike.
Maybe, maybe not. :roll:

Post by **Stevo** » April 18, 2013, 3:07 pm

ting_tong wrote: but do they have a black mio with a black helmet?

That could be a Mio, but I wouldn't rule out the possibility of it being a Honda Click (because of the decals on the side of the bike)... and from the clean up I've done on the picture, it looks like the front and lower rear panels of the bike could be dark red colour.

Post by **ting_tong** » April 18, 2013, 6:36 pm

good call stevo, I'll keep on the lookout for a click too
if the video was of better quality ID'ing the bike would be easier, probably could got the plate too?

I downloaded the video and looked closer, note a sticker below the plate too

side view of the loser

Post by **tamada** » April 18, 2013, 9:14 pm

This is getting too silly. You can't see ---- from all your photoshopping and farting about.

Get over it. Pretty sure the kid has already.

Post by **mortiboy** » April 18, 2013, 10:06 pm

[quote="tamada"]This is getting too silly. You can't see ---- from all your photoshopping and farting about.

Get over it. Pretty sure the kid has already.[/quote]
"Pretty sure the kid has already.?" You Think so?
He will never forget.That incident could be traumatic to a kid that age.!

Post by **WhoUrDaddy** » April 18, 2013, 10:07 pm

this is a wee bit better

Post by **martynsnowman** » April 18, 2013, 10:29 pm

from where i come from that was never a punch , the guy was wrong yes, but a punch NO

Post by **WhoUrDaddy** » April 19, 2013, 6:13 am

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Post by **Isaanfarang** » April 19, 2013, 8:43 am

It is not a secret that most foreigners don't like that Songkran procedure!

If I am living with a child in Thailand, I would teach him/her not to squirt water on foreigners except they run around with a water gun also. This would be for kids own safety. There are enough locals to "play", kids and adults.
With 8 years my son in Europe was old enough to understand lessons and arguments.

But if I run a business I sure would tell my children to keep away from watering my own customers, all nationals!

I know many guys who stay at home all these days because they don't like that way of fun, but must go out for a meal sometimes. Then they think a restaurant is a safe place and might get back home dry, but they are wrong.
It's an irony that the man in the video has not shot with the water gun by a child from the street but from the restaurant owner's son.
This is not an excuse for the bloke's rude behavior but whatever happens, I always try to understand the reaction of boths sides.

Post by **ting_tong** » April 19, 2013, 9:18 am

mortiboy wrote:
tamada wrote:This is getting too silly. You can't see ---- from all your photoshopping and farting about.

Get over it. Pretty sure the kid has already.
"Pretty sure the kid has already.?" You Think so?
He will never forget.That incident could be traumatic to a kid that age.!

I only added 1 picture from a screen capture from the low quality youtube video put up, not photoshopped

I do remember most of the bad things that happened to me when I was a little kid, much more than the good things.

Post by **harmonyudon** » April 19, 2013, 9:30 am

Perhaps an idea that all establishment managed by farangs hang up a picture of this man, requesting more info about his identity and adress.

Post by **jai yen yen** » April 19, 2013, 9:42 am

Isaanfarang wrote:It is not a secret that most foreigners don't like that Songkran procedure!

If I am living with a child in Thailand, I would teach him/her not to squirt water on foreigners except they run around with a water gun also. This would be for kids own safety. There are enough locals to "play", kids and adults.
With 8 years my son in Europe was old enough to understand lessons and arguments.

But if I run a business I sure would tell my children to keep away from watering my own customers, all nationals!

I know many guys who stay at home all these days because they don't like that way of fun, but must go out for a meal sometimes. Then they think a restaurant is a safe place and might get back home dry, but they are wrong.
It's an irony that the man in the video has not shot with the water gun by a child from the street but from the restaurant owner's son.
This is not an excuse for the bloke's rude behavior but whatever happens, I always try to understand the reaction of boths sides.

You forget that this is Thailand and it is their country with their ways. We should not expect them to change for us. Most foreigners are trying to fit in, telling kids not to squirt a farang is telling him we are not part of things. I myself don't go out during Songkran unless I have to or want to get involved. If I get wet I know that is part of it.

Post by **tamada** » April 19, 2013, 9:52 am

harmonyudon wrote:Perhaps an idea that all establishment managed by farangs hang up a picture of this man, requesting more info about his identity and adress.

Oh FFS! A 'Wanted - Dead or Alive' poster like in the spaghetti westerns?

"I've come for the man that shot my Paw...."

Yeah! Great idea! Knock yourselves out guys!

You can always try and get a life afterwards.

Post by **bumper** » April 19, 2013, 10:02 am

Just let the cops get there tea money and leave it alone.