<p>On a personal note, Michael is my good friend Kim's boyfriend and a really sweet guy. If you could just spread the word about him, that would be great! If you know anyone in Thailand, DEFINITELY let them know about it as well.</p>
<p>That’s only if you act like a drunk, rowdy and rude barbarian. When I was traveling through South East Asia and China, Thailand’s one of the safest, and most friendly places I pasted through.</p>
<p>By the way, does your name have anything to do with One piece? =)</p>
<p>so if you had a son and he didn’t show up when you planned to meet him in Japan, didn’t contact you for weeks, which is all out of character apparently, you wouldn’t think much of it?</p>
<p>Perhaps he needed a break from his parents and everyone else? Yes, I think adults should be courteous and tell each other when they expect to return if they are going to be late, or have decided to stay longer.</p>
<p>But this was a 29 year old man,not an 18 year old college freshman. Why does the headlinesay COLLEGE STUDENT</p>
<p>I go to school parttime and am almost 50. Guess if I go missing itshould say “College student” to get more sympathy.</p>
<p>Kids go missing all the time in this country, teens, and yet we have some wayward adult and it gets all the headlines. Noticed he was white, which I guess gets you the publicity.</p>
<p>You will notice that when there have been people missing and they are white there is alot of coverage. Other groups don’t get as much coverage, sad to say. SO, yes, white has alot to do with it.</p>
<p>The white comment made me think of Family Guy when they said on the news that some little girl went missing and then everybody was worried until they revealed she wasn’t white – then everyone stopped caring.</p>
<p>Ha. Just about all ethnic people know you better be careful on vacation! The US will not be looking for you! When my friend and I went on Spring Break we joked that police would probably play garbage can basketball with the missing persons reports. </p>