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    Quote Originally Posted by Bettyboo
    the cats would deal with it,
    Or it might deal with the cats...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    I had an old mirror outside and I moved it today and felt something biting on my finger when I was carrying it.

    I turned it around and was looking at a 12 inch long Dokgar.

    Bastard scared the shit out of me but I didn't drop the mirror.
    Thanks, glad you posted that, I have at least one and probably more living around my back door and in my kitchen and never knew they were vicious. I'll at least keep my distance now.
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    ^ They're luvly. We have quite a few here.

    Anyway, a bite from one of those bastard centipedes is bloody painful, especially if it gets you on a digit (which is usually). Them tokays are pretty harmless, if you manage to get bitten by one just plunge it in water.

    The red centipede hurts like hell, but if you get bitten by one of those dark olive greenish grey type centipedes it is more serious, and you should definitely go to your local thing that passes for a hospital.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang View Post
    ^ They're luvly. We have quite a few here.

    Anyway, a bite from one of those bastard centipedes is bloody painful, especially if it gets you on a digit (which is usually). Them tokays are pretty harmless, if you manage to get bitten by one just plunge it in water.

    The red centipede hurts like hell, but if you get bitten by one of those dark olive greenish grey type centipedes it is more serious, and you should definitely go to your local thing that passes for a hospital.

    Yes Sabang, they do call it a Hospital. Sometimes you wonder though

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    A female friend was Medivaced from Lamma island, HK, after being bitten by one of those nasties. Not cheap, helicopter job. Capitalist HK has a heart- the government health service is capable, and free.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang View Post
    A female friend was Medivaced from Lamma island, HK, after being bitten by one of those nasties. Not cheap, helicopter job. Capitalist HK has a heart- the government health service is capable, and free.
    Oh... I was talking about the dump in Surin they call a Hospital

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    Quote Originally Posted by Carrabow
    the dump in Surin they call a Hospital
    In rural Ubon, we are blessed with a state of the art medical service.
    The Khmer Rouge themselves came here to get amputated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Carrabow
    the dump in Surin they call a Hospital
    In rural Ubon, we are blessed with a state of the art medical service.
    The Khmer Rouge themselves came here to get amputated.
    Hence the old saying: "Off with their heads"

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    Quote Originally Posted by robuzo View Post
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    thats a millipede; harmless, just curl up

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    I don't think he does, I think he means "duk-gaa," the Tokay gecko. Those things will go for you if they feel threatened. I saw one put a hurting on a meter-long tree snake.
    not what the title suggests
    The OP isn't LT. The word for "centipede" in Thai isn't even close to "dokgar," more like "mangpong." .

    No, that is a scorpion.แมงป่อง

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobR View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    I had an old mirror outside and I moved it today and felt something biting on my finger when I was carrying it.

    I turned it around and was looking at a 12 inch long Dokgar.

    Bastard scared the shit out of me but I didn't drop the mirror.
    Thanks, glad you posted that, I have at least one and probably more living around my back door and in my kitchen and never knew they were vicious. I'll at least keep my distance now.
    I had one outside my hotel room and the cleaners told me it was very dangerous and not to disturb it from its crevice and better to just let it go on waking me up every 45 minutes all night.

    That one maybe needs to see a doctor. Looks like my nob after my first trip to Thailand

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    Scary shit:



    I hope I never, ever see one of these close up!

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    Hence the old saying: "Off with their heads"



    That's why i've always kept a Chinese cleaver handy.
    See about 8 or 10 a year in my house but usually they are dead already, I still chop them up though before getting the broom and dustpan, they are usually about 6 inches long, but years ago when I was tearing down an old stone BBQ I got a big shot of adrenaline because of a MONSTER over a foot long wrapped around an egg sack about the size of a golf ball. I ran to my workshop, got a can of WD-40 and a lighter and torched that beast til there was only a black smoking thing left, wish i'd thought of cutting the head off first i could have mounted it on a plaque and hung it over the front door!

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    Quote Originally Posted by khmen View Post
    Scary shit:



    I hope I never, ever see one of these close up!

    I'd like to extend a big FVCK OFF to those two evil bastards. If I ever come accross one of those things it will be holocost extermination time, spare no one, kill em all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pescator View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by robuzo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Orange View Post
    thats a millipede; harmless, just curl up

    Quote Originally Posted by robuzo
    I don't think he does, I think he means "duk-gaa," the Tokay gecko. Those things will go for you if they feel threatened. I saw one put a hurting on a meter-long tree snake.
    not what the title suggests
    The OP isn't LT. The word for "centipede" in Thai isn't even close to "dokgar," more like "mangpong." .

    No, that is a scorpion.แมงป่อง
    Jeez, what was I thinking. I've only seen the video shop logo about a million times. Been practicing my pronunciation with my coaches all morning, takhab. (That t/d ต business still trips me up when I hear it.)
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    Anyone fancy a drink ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang
    In rural Ubon, we are blessed with a state of the art medical service.
    My friend's sister works there, Mahidol and Sirrirat trained - good hospital.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BaitongBoy
    bstrd's head
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    wicked looking fckers
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    armour plated looking motherfuckers
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    Bastard
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    mother fucker centipedes.
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    vicious as fuk
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    look at this cnut
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    evil twats
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    just a little fcker
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    those bastards
    Not well-liked...are they?...

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobR
    Horrible things.
    Quote Originally Posted by BaitongBoy
    these fckers
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    my ex-wife
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    fokking things
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    give me nightmares
    A few more appreciative comments..."my ex-wife" is over-the-top...555

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    Quote Originally Posted by sabang
    those bastard centipedes
    Quote Originally Posted by sabang
    those nasties
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    Scary shit:
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    that beast
    Quote Originally Posted by Strongarm
    two evil bastards

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    Well, these people seem to like them for some bizarre reason! Thai Black Giant Centipede?

    FUCK having one of them for a pet!

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    ^ they love their "pedes" don't they. bloody pedeophiles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    Most aggressive critters I have come across:

    1. Red Ants (Mot Dang)
    2. Australian Tiger Snake.
    3. DoKgars.
    4. Funnel web spiders.
    5. Any dog that is guarding a young baby.
    6. Leeches.
    Add Kiwi's to that list...!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thetyim
    Anyone fancy a drink ?
    I've had a shot of lao khao from a bottle that had a centipede in it. Made me feel all warm inside and gave me a bit of a buzz. More so than just straight lao khao.

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    ^^ And Gurkhas...


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    Another one bites the dust...three houses down...big fcker again...centipede that is...


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