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Just takin one from the team. :mid:Quote:
Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii
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Originally Posted by jizzybloke
I am not poor so I don't actually know. Must have a decent view though, from the roof.
Don't you have a welfare check to pick up ?
I have, on the way down south. I just happen to have some more money so I don't have to ride the way Jizzymouth does so he can save up for his malt liquor.Quote:
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Originally Posted by socalQuote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
I am not poor so I don't actually know. Must have a decent view though, from the roof.
Don't you have a welfare check to pick up ?
Only way you got money mate is if mummy and daddy gave it to you, shit mate you where even to soft for rig work and had to take it up the ass on them work over rigs.
Yes Socal you are poor
No asshole, i worked for every bit. I just happened to work when i was young.Quote:
Originally Posted by RiggerQuote:
Originally Posted by socalQuote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
I am not poor so I don't actually know. Must have a decent view though, from the roof.
Don't you have a welfare check to pick up ?
Only way you got money mate is if mummy and daddy gave it to you, shit mate you where even to soft for rig work and had to take it up the ass on them work over rigs.
Yes Socal you are poor
Drill rigs are for low life.
Come from a rich family then eh Rent Boy ?Quote:
Originally Posted by socal
I was going to reply to Socials rant about chasing me across Pattaya Bay on his throbbing phallic symbol. That assumes I could run from such a hilarious sight, as Social charging across the septic tank of the Bay, scrapping turds from his eyes, and picking jumbo sized black mens condoms, for recycling from his hair. All the time ranting about.......... Crap Did he actually say anything! Anyway I am actually starting to feel sorry for the little troll.
No not really.
Cant have been to young when you started work as i thought you said you had a edumukction.Quote:
Originally Posted by socalNo asshole, i worked for every bit. I just happened to work when i was young.Quote:
Originally Posted by RiggerQuote:
Originally Posted by socalQuote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
I am not poor so I don't actually know. Must have a decent view though, from the roof.
Don't you have a welfare check to pick up ?
Only way you got money mate is if mummy and daddy gave it to you, shit mate you where even to soft for rig work and had to take it up the ass on them work over rigs.
Yes Socal you are poor
Drill rigs are for low life.
I guess we can tell by your bitterness that you didnt make the cut on a drilling rig :)
And just because you worked on a drilling rig once in cananda doesnt mean shit, Hell I get guys from canada that have been on rigs for 10 plus years and they still dont know shit.
I thought the yanks were bad but after the last few years working with many canadians, you have some of best dumb and retarded mother fokers I have ever seen.
[quote=socal;1815995]The only view you have Socal is looking down at the garden through the bars from the inside of a cell at " Vancouver's Secure Psychiatric Hospital."Quote:
Originally Posted by jizzybloke
Now fuck off and take your Psychotropic drugs, your dribbling shit again. :)
cause he's been swimming in the bay again......:)Quote:
Originally Posted by terry57
Socal's only 27 years old and could write an autobiography about his life already.
From his own admissions he has...
1 - Got educated
2 - Travelled to all corners of the globe (Thailand 7 times, Mexico, The place with all the black people and fat whores etc etc).
3 - Worked the rigs and drills long enough to know that low-lifes only drill.
4 - Has an ecyclopedian knowledge of stocks, gold and all things money.
When did you finish your education? 21ish?
That has left you under 6 years to become the fully operational, all-powerful and all-knowing being that you try to portray yourself as.
God. You are either Doogie Howser or Smegs' Canadian cousin.
I'm going for the later.
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Try and hit back with something a bit better than "asshole" if you can.
Vancouver Sun
White Rock Beach closed after sewage spill
I thought this only happened in Pattaya ?:confused:
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Above Bawd in Pattaya
By John Thomas
The urban myth that Pattaya beach is dirty
I was as overjoyed as the next beach-avoider when I saw the title of this topic on
the Teakdoor website recently.
But just as I was pulling on my swimming trunks and bathing cap to dive into the
sea near the water/sewage outflow pipe at the top of Walking Street (near the
well-located sewage treatment centre), I paused for a moment and read some of
the posts.
It all started with a non-Pattaya resident poster called Socal, who boldly advanced
the argument that Pattaya’s beaches are actually clean, using some internet-
garnered scientific cut and paste resources and ending with the comment:
The beach is not dirty, it is safe to swim in, and every rumor you hear out there is
bullshit.
Of course, to many who actually live in Pattaya, it wasn’t bull effluent that
concerned them, but that of a human kind, and the poster received a well-
deserved blast from some thoughtful, intelligent and well-informed posters on
the subject of the treatment of waste in our fair city. And some plain abusive ones
too.
Mind you the poster didn’t help himself or his argument when he mistakenly
posted a nice photograph of JOMTIEN beach and its cleaner sea, instead of
Pattaya Beach, as a way of advancing his argument about the cleanliness of the
seawater in Pattaya bay.
He was pulled up on this by Dirtydog: Jomtien is ok, I have seen cleaner places in
the world, but trying to prove that Pattaya beach is clean by posting a photo of
Jomtien beach is slightly misleading to say the least.
Some really disturbing facts came out of this topic. For example, Dirtydog
made the point that although Pattaya’s rainwater drainage should just contain
rainwater, in fact it is a very common practice in the city for old shophouses,
especially those in sois close to the beach, to connect their waste pipes and cess
pits containing raw sewage into it.
Loy Toy also said this is common in residential properties throughout the city.
As this stormwater exits into the sea, in both Pattaya and Jomtien, it inevitably
carries more than rainwater with it.
Also hold that thought for when the city’s streets are flooded in storms and you
have to walk through the resulting lakes and rivers of water.
Halfmile said: No sea-birds at the beach, nor any crabs running in the sand at
sunset. Pattaya Beach seems to be a maritime deathzone.
Perhaps the reasons for that were highlighted by posters such as Lostandfound,
who said:
It's not just Pattaya city shit to worry about, there's a whole petro-chemical
industry up the coast pumping out who knows what, plus all of Bangkok's crap
coming down the Chao Phraya River.
Norton disturbingly expanded on this theme: The quality of Pattaya sewage
treatment is a factor in polluting its beach. Even if their sewage treatment
was so good the output could be bottled and sold as Pattaya Pure Mountain
Spring water, Pattaya beach would still have a significant pollution problem.
Being "down stream", everything dumped into the Chao Phraya River (industrial
waste, sewage, city drainage water), Samut Prakan (industrial waste, pesticides,
prawn farming waste) and Chon Buri (industrial waste and pesticides) ends up
at Pattaya beach and everywhere else on the Eastern seaboard albeit somewhat
diluted from the source.
Loy Toy succinctly hit another nail on the head when he said: Pattaya, in fact the
whole of Chon Buri Province, has a major problem, and that is development versus
infrastructure availability.
A great example of Thailand in general. Not enough infrastructure to handle the
amount of traffic.
I live quite close to the biggest waste water plant in Pattaya and it has not been
upgraded in the last 10 years yet the number of people living in the area has
grown 100 fold.
Without going into too much detail I have had senior council officials stand in
front of me and admit they have allowed whole communities to pipe their sewage
pipes directly into the storm water systems and those pipes go nowhere near the
waste water treatment plants.
This water ends up flowing into Pattaya Bay, everyone knows it including the TAT
and the hotel association.
At this stage I would at least like to balance this commentary with some credible
arguments as to why the waters of Pattaya ARE cleaner than we think. However
except for the original poster, Socal, who gamely (and amusingly) stuck to his
guns, even though he had to move his own goalposts to do it, there wasn’t one
serious rebuttal of the argument that Pattaya Bay is indeed filthy and hazardous
to health.
Next edition – Pattaya’s Polluted Beaches Part 2.
All comments or Web Board tipoffs gratefully received at jt[at]pattayaone.net
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Originally Posted by dirtydog
Good to see the issue out there. I don't get this guys take on it though. First he says "the waters of Pattaya ARE cleaner than we think" but then he retracts back and says "Pattaya Bay is indeed filthy and hazardous to health."
^That is a loaded statement. Is there any evidence that the beach actually hazardous to heath ? I think the beach is clean enough that it is not a hazard to peoples health. It might be dirtier then Jomtien but that is a far cry from actually be hazardous to your health.
NOT what he said at all :mid:Quote:
Originally Posted by socal
At this stage I would at least like to balance this commentary with some credible arguments as to why the waters of Pattaya ARE cleaner than we think.
However except for the original poster, Socal, who gamely (and amusingly) stuck to his guns, even though he had to move his own goalposts to do it, there wasn’t one serious rebuttal of the argument that Pattaya Bay is indeed filthy and hazardous to health.
really enjoyed this post
intense !!!!
It comes out today I believe, it was mailed to me early.Quote:
Originally Posted by socal
I've never known then to close Pattaya beach due to it being contaminated.Quote:
Originally Posted by socal
This is evidence of the horrible pollution in Pattaya and the mindless actions of those that connect their sewerage straight to the storm water drains.
I took these photos last week when I was underground with the boss of Nonprue council.
The broken wall was originally put there to divert all the shit and rubbish to the left but when the left got blocked with turds the action was to break the wall down so it flowed straight into my klong again.
There are now two walls in place and my problem is someone elses problem now.
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Another picture for Socal.
I would make like to make one point perfectly clear.
There are official people here that are very concerned and sorry about the polluted waterways of Pattaya but the whole situation is so far out of hand they have no solution.
They have never denied the mistakes nor the dangerous amounts of sewerage in the stormwater systems and certainly would not agree with Socal and the Hotel's take on things.
The people at the various council's have helped me and I thank them for that.
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How bad was the smell? And (I ask out of interest not for wanking purposes) did you actually see any floaters down there?Quote:
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You can stand 10 metres away from the manhole and the smell is unbearable.Quote:
Originally Posted by APMann
I was wearing a special mask that was scented that killed off most of the smell down there but you could see human waste, plastic bags and just about everything else you will find later on in Pattaya Bay.
I was very surprised they actually allowed photographs down there.
I bet the TAT would be pleased about this. :)
Shit you call that shit; here are a couple of photos of a guy "cleaning" a sewer in London. As always the Poms have developed and deployed an invisible "mask" to help their workers.
In comparison with the "storm water" drains you have pictured London wins "pants down":spin:
Before you all start on Thames Water, its the same the world over.
You have to get your problem into perspective.
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Thats lime deposit- and they're old stormwater conduits, not sewers.
Bullshit, you ever scooped up lime deposits with a shovel. They are, if in London, top of the range Victorian sewers, usually much better built than anything since.Quote:
Originally Posted by sabang
Fats, disposal diapers and used condoms are the main causes of blocked sewers worldwide. Maybe in Thailand the odd python or buffalo. Rattle snakes are a problem in the southern US, grizzly bears in Canada.
Get yourself down an old sewer and you will see for yourself.