Hoven

The visa-running TEFLers aren't going to be happy.

Are people actually trying to defend this lardass by saying he's too fat and hairy to get a job.

I think his radiating lack of self-respect is pulling you in!

Look at the gt-riders site for great motorcycle ( car) trips.

Rideasia dot net is better.

lack of ethical leaders, ambition were among the common causes.

So basically being Thai.

Snow = hard nips = me happy.

Come one Thailand, you can do it!

What a joke. I'm sure Suthep has all his money in his local Bangkok Bank branch. Everyone knows Singha and other establishment companies are funding Suthep. Why not call them to account?

Suthep i s no worse or no better than Thaksin,very wealthy men and very corrupt too.Will be very intersting to see how much he has paid the anti government protestors

800b for BKK protesters from BKK.

2000b for BKK protesters coming in from outside BKK.

Rate per day.

The work fahrahngk isn't rude in itself, only how it is used.

Hoven, on 18 Dec 2013 - 19:23, said:

Half Fhilang kids look cute, even more so in the eyes of a Thai.

It means half-child, the same as half-caste in the UK means half white half black, and Eurasian half white half Asian.

Which half is black and which one white? the top or the bottom?

Well if male, they probably hope the bottom half is the black half.

I have always called twins 'luhk faaet'

Also it's Scandinavian for what happens after you eat too many beans.

Having lived in Thailand since 1974 and in Ubon since 1994, I have no problems with "Luk Krueng" or "Farang".

But what I really do not like is when we "farang" are referred to as "it". Like as in "See the farang. It is crossing the road". I have discussed this in length with Thai academics and most of them say that is the way the Thai language is used. No offence is intended. But when I reply saying " See that Thai person. It is crossing the road" they are offended.

Yes, this is the truth about how Thais really view us Fillaang.

Half Fhilang kids look cute, even more so in the eyes of a Thai.

It means half-child, the same as half-caste in the UK means half white half black, and Eurasian half white half Asian.