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LB and farang: what could possibly go wrong?

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From The Mirror (UK)

 

A naked British tourist plunged from a hotel balcony following a boozy session with a 'ladyboy'  hooker.

 

The middle-aged man in his 40s was pictured covered in blood after he mysteriously fell from the balcony at around 5am this morning.

 

He had spent the night with transsexual prostitute Sittipong Maneekat, 35, who said they had a "good time" after taking food and alcohol back to the third floor room in Pattaya, Thailand.

 

But at 5am this morning the man fell after he went for a cigarette outside.

Onlookers covered him with a small towel and gave him a pair of shorts as rescue workers bandaged his head.

 

"The prostitute said she had been with him and he was foreign and British. She said they were not fighting and had a good time before.

 

Continues with video and pics

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/naked-brit-plunges-hotel-balcony-10551232

I am amazed he survived the fall - I bet the ladyboy is particularly thrilled that he survives and will live to 'tell the tale'!

 

She looks familiar, I think she works or worked at Fantasy Lounge in Soi Buakhao

Some people never listen... Smoking can kill you.

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