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News Forum - Foreign man attacked after allegedly slapping Phuket transwoman
I want to know why ladyboy prossies are violent and criminal in Pattaya, but not elsewhere. That also goes for everyone in Pattaya. A town that resembles Blackpool, but actually with sun. -
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News Forum - Pet peeve: Thai man eats dog in rage after it bit nephew (video)
Right, and in Southeast Asia and as far north as Korea, a subset of dogs became meat domesticates. (Northern Chinese ceased this in the neo-Confucian period. And became sentimentalised as pets, maybe imitating Europeans, under the Ming. Japanese ceased this with Buddhism.) These dogs ate plenty starches from human leftovers, which bulked them up. Also although these Asian to Polynesian canines are often said to be vegetarian, they had free roam and autonomously seized upon rodents and the like. They did not take large prey, either alone or with human companions. This is surely not the original relationship that led to dog domestication. But the way humans in Europe regard dogs, is also atypical. Arabs and Bantu use dogs for hunting, but they are free roaming or housed outside the house. It is the familiarity and intimacy of Europeans and related peoples with dogs, that is special. Not the practice of hunting with dogs, as you said. I think an explanation might be seen in Aussie Aboriginals, living where winters or nights are cold. There, dingos were aloof and only semi-domesticated, but they accompanied men in hunting, and women in foraging, an act that disturbed suitable prey such as goannas. Nonetheless, the dingos have another use to the Australians: they would join aboriginal people as live bedding at night time. Hunting cooperation of the kind seen in Australia, is not unique to that continent. In South America and Central Africa, similar uses of the dog in hunting are common, yet they don't come into human living spaces. The dog is rare among utility domesticates in that regard. -
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News Forum - Thailand’s daily online fraud falls to 110 million baht in April
Online fraud damage in April was reported at 110 million baht daily, indicating a 26% decrease from the 149 million baht experienced daily in March. This significant reduction is a result of the intensified crackdown on online fraud by authorities. On the first of April, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin delegated several organisations to yield tangible … … The story Thailand’s daily online fraud falls to 110 million baht in April as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Crafty diamond thief nabbed after swindling 2.2 million baht gem
A deceptive gem heist in Bangkok has come to an end with the arrest of the 57 year old perpetrator, who had been posing as a jewellery broker. The cunning thief managed to swindle a 3-carat diamond worth 2.2 million baht from an unsuspecting seller by replacing it with a counterfeit stone before making his … … The story Crafty diamond thief nabbed after swindling 2.2 million baht gem as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Pet peeve: Thai man eats dog in rage after it bit nephew (video)
Humanising animals is a personal choice. Pigs are domesticated for consumption. Dogs for work.
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