I have also heard stories where, quote unquote, there was this rich guy, who was cheating on his wife, and he happened to be an avid watch collector, and he loves tourbillon, one day, when he got home, the wife found out about his affairs, she took one his watches, a tourby, put it on a golf tee, and she swing it away with his driver on that special tourby, and it flew for many hundreds yards. Again, i am not sure whether that is true, but nevertheless, sounds very painful. I am not sure though about robbers-chopping-hands tactics
This message has been edited by KCKL on 2011-03-15 02:07:32

A criminal will be a criminal.
Better be safe than sorry. Just be cautious and aware of your surroundings. I like the idea of using the phone instead.
I have heard of the chopping arm tactic before from my Hong Kong friends in the 90s....apparently it was an era of rampant triad activities. That's what I heard.
While I doubt the Indian chap is going to chop off your arm, but do be careful of hynopsis and illussions. I have heard stories of con artist who are able to hynoptise their victims.
Was in Bangkok last year, window shopping at the high-end watch boutiques of Paragon and similarly had an Indian guy walk up to me suddenly and telling me I have good face feature and very lucky with many blessings, etc, etc. I just walked away.


