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It is unbelievable how you generalise ALL Thai people. Are you judging them by your own standards, or are you living amongst such a crowd. Majority of Thai people will not go behind foreigners nor even get into casual conversations with them. It is in the bar atmosphere that most Thais are so ga-ga over drunk, elderly foreigners. In any society there is the good and the bad - it is up to you to choose where you fit in.

Some members on online forums organise get-togethers, so that members could meet personally. This can be nice, sometimes.

Yes! She was a stunner in her country music scenes too. Simple and natural beauty! Like an earlier poster said "raw beauty"!

As an after thought... Why do you and others who justify this language spell the word as f@cking instead of using the correct spelling? Do you address the immigration/police/other officials similarly, in any country? Would you use this word in a court of law, a government office, etc in any country? Can anyone give an answer to the above? Normal should be normal globally, to my understanding e.g. Like saying Good morning. I think, this language is considered normal only by people who live in an environment where it is considered normal - only for a people of a special calibre, that this style of communication is normal. The civilised world, tend to differ.

Not only him, all who support him in here so boldly too will act very humble.

Yep, each to their own real world - enjoy

Losing face issue? OK. You are the undisputed winner!

You seem remarkably uninformed on this subject - YES! Each to his own

Do you know her personally? You seems to know many details.

I guess you just popped in and commented of my post without even knowing why I made it! My question ws>>> Do people in any country use the F word (other similar 'colorful' words) when communicating between immediate family members too - Parents, children, siblings etc. etc.? I don't know why you ask me to tune in to Amarin Tv or Thai Rath. Do YOU use that type of language with your immediate family members - Parents, children, siblings etc..? And is that the normal language you use at family gatherings, such as birthday parties or Christmas parties etc.?

I guess so, and I am glad about it. NEVER used that language with my parents, siblings etc. Nor do I use it at office, Christmas parties and the like.