John Bingham wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2022 10:41 pm The only people allowed to go around nude are mental people
- and that's not always for long! There have been a few around
over the years.
After a while they get rounded up and put in a re-education center.
Then you never see them again - possibly because they start putting
on clothes and blending in with the general population.


Do you have any stories about nude maniacs? I do. They aren't that good but if you post some I will tell these lame tales.

HappyChappy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 8:41 am Okay......I messed up.

I came back to my condo with my girlfriend and found that the door to the pool was still open, at the time of 2am we went skinny dipping.

I've just been informed by the building that it's indecent exposure (even though there was no one there) and I need to move out in a week. Is there any way I can fight this???

Now the landlord is separate and my contract is with him. They quoted article 249 of the Cambodian criminal code, no indecent exposure in a public place. But at 2am there was no one there, and I'm hoping I can argue it's not a public place as it's in the building.

I really just want to know what rights they have. Frankly if I start quoting laws and make things difficult they might just get bored, tell me not to do it again, and give me a slap on the wrist.

Can someone PLEASE give me some ammo to try and fight this?!? Because I'm clueless on the matter.

They're talking about taking legal action if I don't leave the building, which would be unfortunate.

Do I have rights to request the evidence? It was 2am with the lights off....I'm assuming they don't have evidence......but assumptions are famously bad ideas.

phuketrichard wrote: ↑Tue Oct 18, 2022 9:14 am Thailand its a NO NO

i've never skinny dipped in a pool, lakes an open water yes

Kammekor wrote: ↑Sun Oct 23, 2022 8:59 am

HappyChappy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 10, 2022 8:41 am Okay......I messed up.

I came back to my condo with my girlfriend and found that the door to the pool was still open, at the time of 2am we went skinny dipping.

I've just been informed by the building that it's indecent exposure (even though there was no one there) and I need to move out in a week. Is there any way I can fight this???

Now the landlord is separate and my contract is with him. They quoted article 249 of the Cambodian criminal code, no indecent exposure in a public place. But at 2am there was no one there, and I'm hoping I can argue it's not a public place as it's in the building.

I really just want to know what rights they have. Frankly if I start quoting laws and make things difficult they might just get bored, tell me not to do it again, and give me a slap on the wrist.

Can someone PLEASE give me some ammo to try and fight this?!? Because I'm clueless on the matter.

They're talking about taking legal action if I don't leave the building, which would be unfortunate.

Do I have rights to request the evidence? It was 2am with the lights off....I'm assuming they don't have evidence......but assumptions are famously bad ideas.

So how did it end?

verdebandit wrote: ↑Tue Oct 25, 2022 11:47 pm Investing in crypto when you live month to month is a great way to spend more time living in friends couches.