PeaceBlondie

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1. Kow pat gai

2. Chicken cashew and steamed rice in oyster sauce - absolutely no chiles

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Seven years in Thailand. I've known lots of guys who are sexually very active with many partners. Only know of one case of STD.

"...'downtown' is the area well within the Superhighway / Aom Muang Road." I have no idea where that is.

Now that I live in a little house on the rice paddy, south of Sankampheng, I drive west for maybe 9 km before crossing the river. That means I end up in Santitam, Chang Puak, Neimenheiman, Tuskers, Huay Kaew, etc.

From my novel about a mythical country next to Burma: "Xantese who speak English love to start sentences with usually or actually. However, only naughty Xantese say key so much, since that sounds like the vulgar word for shit."

Be a wimp, I had to do it with no anasthesia. Ouch.

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I wish my cynicism were wrong, but that's a subjunctive unlikelihood.

It's nonsense. They don't teach lots of that. Loyalty to Buddhist monks, the king and flag. Never ask questions. Cheat, plagiarize, copy, lie and steal big sums. Be a good Thai. It's not about learning.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/thai-Culture...ty-t355787.html

Yes. And I doubt they'd accept advice from a farang who's fluent in advanced Thai.

Maybe I've been there 7 times in 7 years. No problem, nothing to write back to County Clare about.

My in-laws say their mother is baa.

You haven't demonstrated here that you know about primary, secondary and tertiary education in Thailand. They won't listen to farang. We had a seminar in Lamphun, with a professor of education from Australia who thought my mainly Midwestern USA accent was British. They paid her no attention.

I think I got more experience about Thai education in two years in Thai schools, than you have. But I'm often mistaken. You probably dress nicely.

There's a sign that says they're out of Guiness. Maybe a bilingual sign. You can read.

I've been there several times, with and without friends. Good food, and Coke Lite. I drink Guiness in Irish pubs in Ireland.

Staff seemed friendly.

Put aside what you learned in the USA. Almost everything. Get out of BKK. Have 15 extended conversations about education with Thais that didn't go to uni. Interview my partner's 77-year old mother in Muang Thai (she's not fully sane). Interview ten Thai administrators in Thai. You might understand.

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el kangorito: I personally prefer your method on commenting within the quote in another color - even if technically it breaks a forum rule. I've never mastered the art of the +QUOTE button, either.

Best of luck to you, orang.

Howdy

The trouble is that almost nobody ever takes two different TEFL courses. I met two who had taken their course and gotten a lot out of it. Our Teaching forum sponsor, SEE TEFL, is highly recommended.

Why do you say they are 'highly recommended' ?

Simply because they are a sponsor???

It's the only program in Thailand certified ISO 9001:2008 by Bureau Veritas. I've set in the course myself. Many graduates recommend it.

No limp wrists for me, either - and I'm gay.

When I fell off the bike in Mae Tang, I told the driver to take me to Majaraj. Out on 121 near Doi Sakhet, we went to the one near the superhighway.

The trouble is that almost nobody ever takes two different TEFL courses. I met two who had taken their course and gotten a lot out of it. Our Teaching forum sponsor, SEE TEFL, is highly recommended.

My CBR's don't vibrate or go numb at any speed.

Assume that neither they nor the last several months of customers had checks, and have STD's.

Yes, we had strong family values. Taught them birth control. Didn't kick them out. Let the fathers know we loved them. First father-in-law was eldest of 15 children. She lived there while attending uni. Second grand-parents had both their kids by 17, and took her in. We don't abandon our kids.