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terry57 · 03-03-2008, 04:04 PM

In the background was a Titan Trigger Fish and they are notorious for attacking divers that venture into there territory, so if the eel did not get him the Titan would have.

That guy is a munter.

KevinCorr · 10-03-2008, 08:27 AM

The wife called him tingtong!

Norton · 10-03-2008, 08:39 AM

Crikey!!

Mr R Sole · 25-05-2009, 09:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrsquirrel

Divers often feed her scraps of food taken from their liveaboard boats. She likes sausages and will even eat fruit.”

What the hell is this guy thinking of!!!!!! my mates know this Eel and 'She' is quite friendly....but my friend always tells all divers to keep their hands very close to their body and their hands tightly closed as she'll take off your ingers in a flash...

So what company was this and If this guy has been diving with this Eel for 18mths then he's a complete toooooool. A-he should know better...and B-id he a dive master or instructor...if so then he is showing other divers that playing with dangerous animals and feeding wildlife unnautural food....is good??!!!!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrsquirrel

“She ate it and swam away. I didn’t even have time to reach for my knife.”

Reach for your knife!!!! What the Fu*k!!!! I hope that was to help 'Emma' (apparently that's her name according to my mates) remove this plebs digit...rather than to kill her to keep his mangled thumb..... tosser....

I love the footage at the end which shows this Chud's hideous excuse for a thumb...."And it's all good" yeah mate looks great ya FREAK....oh and by the way if you had used some common sense....you'd still have a thumb!!!! Arsewipe.

I hope he goes and plays with salties in N.Aus...can't wait for that footage....being his last. PRATT.

stevenl · 09-06-2009, 12:18 PM

Mr. R Sole,

By quoting this way, you do not do justice to the quoted person, mrsquirrel.

Mr R Sole · 10-06-2009, 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevenl

By quoting this way, you do not do justice to the quoted person, mrsquirrel.

WHY NOT??????? she didn't quote i don't think...she just said "stupid bugger" or am I wrong...the OP was by DD and was a totally different guy....yet similan (pardon the pun) accident....

kingwilly · 10-06-2009, 12:44 PM

nice bump MrSOle

Mr R Sole · 10-06-2009, 12:57 PM

found this blog on the sites you list below regarding Khao Lak.lonely planet..
This is superb....really desperate..anything highlighted in yellow I found perticularly funny.

Dear Sir,

Khao Lak still so beautiful with cheapest cost.Not only Khao Lak,
there are many amazing place in Thailand that so beautiful too.

some place are below:
Amazing Thailand..
Amazing Thailand
Amazing Thailand..
Amazing Thailand..
Amazing Thailand..
Amazing Thailand..

Thank you from Thai People.
I am Thai People,need worldwide people to Thailand. "because no one wants to visit our democrazy arse's anymore...Tsunami's, bombs in the south..riots and airport closures...oh and greedy as all hell...

Next...

Here's a site with bungalows on Bang Niang Beach, unfotunately not very cheap anymore. Bungalow owners mortgaged themselves to the hilt to rebuild after the tsunami, and they're obviously trying to get it back from European vacationers who don't consider 60 or 70 euros a night to be very expensive.

Who the hell doesn't consider 60-70 Euro's a night expensive for a Bungalow?????

Next...

Here in Khao Lak there are several options. The days of cheap bungalows are gone, but there still some bargains in the area.

Right on the beach there aren't really any "budget" ones left. The starting price is about 1800-2000 baht for beachside. (Hope your not scared of ghosts like Thais??)

But about 100 meters from the beach Happy Lagoon has some rooms as cheap as 500 Baht per night. And about 300 Meters from the beachPhu Khao Lak has some really nice bungalows in a really nice atmosphere (and great restaurant) for 600 and up. More typical guest houses on the main road are as cheap as 300 per night.

Now that's more like it....

I did stay at the Anderman resort on the hill 2,500 a night, deluke room though....They boasted that no one had died in the brochure on the counter in the Tsunami!!!!! Damn I said to my Thai wife..no ghost's....sorry were off somewhere else...receptionist didn't get the joke and reassured us!!!!

So death brings greed...if Khao Lak has become so expensive....How much is it to stay in Banda Aceh!!!!!!! 100,000 baht a night....ina cardboard shack on the beach???? Doubt it

kingwilly · 10-06-2009, 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr R Sole

So death brings greed...if Khao Lak has become so expensive....How much is it to stay in Banda Aceh!!!!!!! 100,000 baht a night....ina cardboard shack on the beach???? Doubt it

anyone tell the moron that BAnda Aceh uses Indonenian Rupiah ?

jarne · 11-06-2009, 12:42 AM

how much does the loss of a thumb pay on a normal europeen travel insurance?
10000 punds?
Depends on the size?

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03-03-2008, 04:04 PM	#21 (permalink)
terry57 Thailand Forum Last Online: 19-03-2010 03:52 PM Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: perth and bangkok Posts: 4,348	In the background was a Titan Trigger Fish and they are notorious for attacking divers that venture into there territory, so if the eel did not get him the Titan would have. That guy is a munter.

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KevinCorr Grand Palace Last Online: 08-01-2010 03:03 AM Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Alaska, Nan Prov Posts: 45	The wife called him tingtong!

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Norton Days Work Done! Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Roiet Posts: 13,198	Crikey!!

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stevenl Karon Beach Last Online: Yesterday 12:02 PM Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Rawai and Kata, Phuket Posts: 4	Mr. R Sole, By quoting this way, you do not do justice to the quoted person, mrsquirrel.

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kingwilly The Teakdoor Traitor Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 35,946	nice bump MrSOle

10-06-2009, 12:57 PM	#28 (permalink)
Mr R Sole Noone here gets out alive Last Online: 17-03-2010 10:04 AM Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: The back of beyond..on the bloody PC by the looks of it!! Posts: 1,535	found this blog on the sites you list below regarding Khao Lak.lonely planet.. This is superb....really desperate..anything highlighted in yellow I found perticularly funny. Dear Sir, Khao Lak still so beautiful with cheapest cost.Not only Khao Lak, there are many amazing place in Thailand that so beautiful too. some place are below: Amazing Thailand.. Amazing Thailand Amazing Thailand.. Amazing Thailand.. Amazing Thailand.. Amazing Thailand.. Thank you from Thai People. I am Thai People,need worldwide people to Thailand. "because no one wants to visit our democrazy arse's anymore...Tsunami's, bombs in the south..riots and airport closures...oh and greedy as all hell... Next... Here's a site with bungalows on Bang Niang Beach, unfotunately not very cheap anymore. Bungalow owners mortgaged themselves to the hilt to rebuild after the tsunami, and they're obviously trying to get it back from European vacationers who don't consider 60 or 70 euros a night to be very expensive. Who the hell doesn't consider 60-70 Euro's a night expensive for a Bungalow????? Next... Here in Khao Lak there are several options. The days of cheap bungalows are gone, but there still some bargains in the area. Right on the beach there aren't really any "budget" ones left. The starting price is about 1800-2000 baht for beachside. (Hope your not scared of ghosts like Thais??) But about 100 meters from the beach Happy Lagoon has some rooms as cheap as 500 Baht per night. And about 300 Meters from the beachPhu Khao Lak has some really nice bungalows in a really nice atmosphere (and great restaurant) for 600 and up. More typical guest houses on the main road are as cheap as 300 per night. Now that's more like it.... I did stay at the Anderman resort on the hill 2,500 a night, deluke room though....They boasted that no one had died in the brochure on the counter in the Tsunami!!!!! Damn I said to my Thai wife..no ghost's....sorry were off somewhere else...receptionist didn't get the joke and reassured us!!!! So death brings greed...if Khao Lak has become so expensive....How much is it to stay in Banda Aceh!!!!!!! 100,000 baht a night....ina cardboard shack on the beach???? Doubt it

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jarne Kanchanaburi Last Online: 13-03-2010 04:42 PM Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: norway thailand Posts: 187	how much does the loss of a thumb pay on a normal europeen travel insurance? 10000 punds? Depends on the size?

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