You take her to McD and foist one of those things on her and then next time you go out, she makes the choice, orders for you, and you get a frog in your soup.

You see a pair of hauntingly beautiful eyes giving you a come on look (and a quite nice figure to match) from a construction worker.

(Come on people, help out here)

You take her to McD and foist one of those things on her and then next time you go out, she makes the choice, orders for you, and you get a frog in your soup.

You see a pair of hauntingly beautiful eyes giving you a come on look (and a quite nice figure to match) from a construction worker.

(Come on people, help out here)

The place has captured your imagination totally

When you go into a barber shop in Siam Square for a plain vanilla haircut and you come out after getting a manicure, pedicure, and massage (regular or otherwise) feeling like a million bucks!

When you open the door unshaved with a bad hangover at 10am, to find your new flame turned up for your 4 o'clock date.

Arrive late at night at the in-laws to find the promised meal consists of a plate of fried termites.

When you need to explane to young beautiful girl, why you cant meet her for hot sex session tonight....(and the reason is you have another cuttie in your place)

When despite any criticisms of LOS you just feel comfortable here … and don’t want to be in Kansas, Liverpool, Sidney wherever…

Your smiles are often returned.

You can walk hand in hand with another person of the same sex and there is no sexual connotation.

You have to leave a ramp of some sort in the kitchen sink so you don't have to deal with the trapped geckos in the morning.

When you can get a Taxi without delay...

when every taxi driver indicates he can speak english BEFORE you get in the car...

when the photo of the taxi driver on the licence NEVER looks like the driver

Amazing Thailand

Where you know your house is lucky by hearing the "Doo Kaa" behind your Thoo Yen giving his call 7 times over and over all night!

Where you know your house is lucky by hearing the "Doo Kaa" behind your Thoo Yen giving his call 7 times over and over all night!

The pooying wants to know where in Thaiville your term comes from. She informs me N. Thai call it (something like) dtoke dtoh.

(Going purely by the different /accents/ we have 4 or 5 of them. Most are defective, with bits and chunks of the call or the preamble followed by a long pause and a croak like a frog.)

You sigh, shrug, and passively accept a few ants in your coffee/tea/whatever.

When you can find toilet paper in every room of the house...Except the bathroom!

One of my favorites: When you have a motorcycle helmet and no motorocycle.

Where you know your house is lucky by hearing the "Doo Kaa"  behind your Thoo Yen giving his call 7 times over and over all night!

The pooying wants to know where in Thaiville your term comes from. She informs me N. Thai call it (something like) dtoke dtoh.

(Going purely by the different /accents/ we have 4 or 5 of them. Most are defective, with bits and chunks of the call or the preamble followed by a long pause and a croak like a frog.)

You sigh, shrug, and passively accept a few ants in your coffee/tea/whatever.

It might be spelled Dthoo-Kaa? Thai/English transliteration sometimes is tough but the creature I'm referring to is like a large Monitor Lizard. It gets it's name from the sound it makes and when it calls seven times within your house, that's considered lucky.

Thais eat them too but I won't!

Right. Them things. Had one cornered once by the sink. Live and let live with it hissing at me every time I got too near.

Let's add:

You see a couple of what appears to be jurassic period escapees engaged in a mating ritual on the outside of the window.

You can add to that, if your Farang mother saw that sight she would scream. If your local mother saw it, into the soup they go.

When the kids keep throwing scorpions on your breakfast table, because your reaction is sanook mahk(for them).

When you almost got stung by a scorpion when you reached for the lightswitch behind the refrigarator, and your wife says: Mai pen rai, him not always there.