1FinickyOne

Can't say I read all of this, but I didn't really come up with a question either... Everyone has a past, many Thai people don't want to share their entire past - - so, you are left w/what you see is what you get... it's really up to you. Right? ps - You don't seem to show any particular affection for her...

Not Hmong - there was a store on Loi Kroh that had a couple of these - bought mine private... the back side is even cooler, has warriors and such...

This is not a shirt, it is a robe and the fabric is undeniably old - - maybe I should get a photo for you...

My first biz was as an antique dealer long ago... had shops in West Village NY... I didd try exporting some of the Thai woodwork crafts but US customs chainsawed 40% of my first shipment... My wife prefers modern. I did get a great buy on a 100 year old Chinese shaman robe that is gorgeous and hangs in our home... Even my wife respects the age and condition.. I have never heard of a Thai flea market if you are talking about garage sale type items... most anything of value is passed along to family members. I have been to villages that sell craft type items but they are a bit touristy.. I have also been in hilltribe villages that are just villages, not in touristy areas...

would my average age and my median ago be the same? I am going to say just a tad above 35...

I never wash my hands at a public rest room... I always assume my thing is much cleaner than the faucet.. at least I know where it has been and who might have touched it, as opposed to a public faucet..

oh no no no no!! And shaking a sweaty hand, cold, wet, fishy... is also really disgusting...

I used to have a backpack - now I have a closet.

nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded... Yogi Berra...

Thai say.. poor people play lottery Rich peoole play stock market

After rolling stone magazine moved to nyc i would go to central park once a week to play softball on their team. I was a ringer center fielder. That was abt it for going past 14th street.

It was just a romantic night trip.. out on the water and cheap too. I think i only did it a couple of times. Rarely left the west village

My dates go back to the 1970s and I really don't remember much... I don't own a suit of any kind - - so, I will stay here

but this forum works as a substitute?

We used the ferry as a romantic date... from Greenwich Village... [west] Sure, we went RT and never got off...

I was from Philly for 4 years of University... Delancey Street, Bookbinders, Cheesesteaks, Ronnies, Drink a highball at nightfall, Hy Lit... what more would you need to know...

The walls are littered with hamburgers...

no. I think all you have to do is say "Archie Bunker" and that takes it all in..

oh geez, now we need a new set of bathrooms.. I just identify as an Asian Lesbian... so, I ain't squatting where you do...

Most of what you want is easily done by yourself.. I really don't think you need a buddy to sit w/you... and I am someone who loves using an agent to fill out my visa forms... ps - Summer is March and April which is hot season and when school kids have their summer vacations...

He doesn't sound very angry... Are you sure he is white?

Thanks Mods - you can close now...

Per month? No idea Most every day that I go into town... local errands, usually not.

oh geez, I went to a prep school and came out of it never wanting to wear a jacket and tie again... have not owned one of either in many years...

At the library, sure.