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Originally Posted by slaughter
Hi bros, i am trying to plan a trip to either BKK or HKT for this coming 27th with my buddies.. as it is very near the upcoming thai election i heard from my friends it is usually not recommended to travel there during this period due to bombings and protests..
is it really that bad? appreciate if any bros can enlighten us.
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Originally Posted by slaughter
Wow... Jing lor? 55555... It's kinda cheng xim when u see all the more senior members here posting sarcastic replies or just poking fun at others just because they categorize everyone they see asking qns here as lazy noobs.
While some really do expect spoon-feeding answers here without bothering to do some research first, there are also people who tried to search for answers but could not really get much info regarding some stuffs before seeking advice here.
No pun intended but just wanna make it a point to hope that fellow bros here also understand that newbies being newbies sure needs help here and there but not all are unappreciative buggers who just wants to leech info from here. If one day we were to meet with senior or fellow bros here, it would be a pleasure to buy u guys a coffee or beer as an appreciation of the precious info being shared here.
As I also understand that too many ppl here only seek advice taking the bros here for granted, I hope u guys don't get offended by this posting as a forum is meant to be a place for sharing info. If it's a stupid qsn that I asked previously then I apologize for it but I just find that replies like these are uncalled for.
Regards,
Slaughter
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Mr. Slaughter,
The Red Shirts will win the election. Then, the unfinished revolution will start to evolve itself and who wins in the end, its none of my problem. I was there in Bangkok, a day after the Thai Army bulldozed the tyres with spikes in Silom.
When the revolution evolve itself
slowly, it will be
AFTER your trip......so you are safe from all the killings, bombings, slaughter ( your nickname ! ). But i will be there again around this time.
To be on the safe side ( if you must do it ), book your hotels away from Rachaprasong, Silom , old city areas in order to avoid the rallies.
To be gung ho, you can sabai, give red roses and shake your hands with Yingluck Shinawatra, leader of the Red Shirts ( damn, she is cute ! ) if you see her !.