Thread: Drunk Monk Disrobed For Public Tantrum

Asaree Thaitrakulpanich
Khao Sod English

UDON THANI — A monk was disrobed Monday after he got drunk on moonshine and yelled at a number of farangs waiting at a bus station.

Ni-orn Saenmuangchin, from a forest temple in Udon Thani province, was pacing around the provincial bus terminal yelling at seated foreigners when police and military officers approached to see what was wrong.

Officers said the 51 year old reeked of alcohol as he told them his tale.

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He was drunk then disrobed? So is he also being done for exposing himself?

yelled at a number of farangs waiting at a bus station.

Any farang who lives there deserves to be yelled at

And the public grovel on their knees to these shits.

“We investigated this monk, and it seems that he was often caught drinking and forced to leave the monkhood,” said Lt. Theerayothin Supsin of Udon Thani city police. “He would return to the monkhood again and again after drinking. This cycle happened three to four times.”

Who the fcuk vets monks? You can even be a monk if you've done time.

somchai's join the monkhood to save prison time so , vetting, nono,nono.

Send him naked and stoned into the streets...That's the way I read it, too...

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Who the fcuk vets monks?

mor maa

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

And the public grovel on their knees to these shits.

“We investigated this monk, and it seems that he was often caught drinking and forced to leave the monkhood,” said Lt. Theerayothin Supsin of Udon Thani city police. “He would return to the monkhood again and again after drinking. This cycle happened three to four times.”

Who the fcuk vets monks? You can even be a monk if you've done time.

..or if one wishes to avoid legal/criminal prosecution. Some well known public figures have taken this route.

Monk title has lost credibility, say Kung fu student David Carradine in that old TV show. He check out in Bangkok in auto-erotica.

Some monk are just a human like us ...so some can do bad and make a buddha bad by some bad behavier

But its all good becoming a monk, do they offer real programs for offenders to rehabilitate and better themselves or is it all kneeling and chanting and hoping for the best?

Does the monk just smile to himself and think ''Yes! I've got away with this''

No one force you to be the monk ..If dont want why need to be

How else would they believe they are atoning for their sins in such a profound, positive way?

Last time I checked there are no government run rehabilitation courses or therapy.
Much like making merit, it just appears to be a cop out. Wanting the positive things fast without really putting any effort in.

So can a farang become a monk if they have committed a crime in Thailand?

Why not if the police dont know

What if the police do know?

in jail ...

What have you done Chitty?


This was a good read... Phra Farang


An Interview with ?Phra Farang? | Buddhism in Thailand

Originally Posted by From The Article

Officers said the 51 year old ... Ni-orn, a monk of four years

Age 47, suddenly you have an urge to be a monk?

Asaree Thaitrakulpanich, Staff Reporter

Possibly yummy.

Do they have multiple nik monks, can this defrocked monk come back into the monk forum under a new nik.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

You can even be a monk if you've done time.

And why not?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

What have you done Chitty?


This was a good read... Phra Farang


An Interview with ?Phra Farang? | Buddhism in Thailand

Nothing! 'onhest guvner, swear on me dear old ladies life.

Gotta keep one's options open

Interesting read,green owed.

If We Deconstruct What We Really Have Is Skunk In Monk's Clothing

Here we come
Beggin down the soi,
We get the funniest looks from
All the cnuts we annoy,

Hey Hey we're the Monk-ees!

There's a fellow I knew who joined some monk commune for that fasting thing, he went fifty days without food, I mean fifty days, no doubt thought he was Jaysus or something close.

Dropped to half his body weight and made inquiries how to become a monk and convert to get himself out of visa troubles. Not sure how it ended up.

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

How else would they believe they are atoning for their sins in such a profound, positive way?

I am prepared to be corrected, but is not the whole "atoning for their sins" a Christian concept?

Indeed, do Buddhists actually have the concept of "sin"?