4 minutes ago, edwardandtubs said:

Are you one of those guys who makes a fool of himself by walking  around Sukhumvit looking all proud of his whore du jour?

I mainly help university students with their educational expenses.

I'm a philanthropist. 

Imagine how embarrassed they are at our behavior in their culture.

 

12 minutes ago, edwardandtubs said:

So why not marry an educated woman instead?

By the time they've finished university they're too old.

Accidentally dropped a cup of tea in front of everyone..... humiliating to say the least...... you sound like fun to be with.... not.


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feel sorry for these girls having to put up with these farang, what they do for money

1 hour ago, geoffbezoz said:

True story.  !st Thai wife, many years ago in the UK went to local massage facility. Came back and told me that they were thunderstruck that she removed all her clothing as she had booked a full body Swedish massage.

Prudish Westerners. 

Wealthy respected Australian law professor, multiple doctorates in law, also had given many law lectures at several prestigious Thai universities, also a severe alcoholic had visited Pattaya many times.

Education is fine, but intelligence is important.

58 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

The best one I heard was from an elderly German fella..

 

Wife travelling to Frankfurt to join him is asked "What is your husband's name?Dunno...

First name?..dunno..

Last name? dunno..

 

Surely he has a name?

"Yes!"

Yes, I've been and hear a lot about the Frankfurt airport. Kinda special place, that.

An inflammatory remark has been removed.

 

There is latitude given here in "The Pub", but dont abuse it, or others, keep it respectful please.

 

1 hour ago, scorecard said:

Another one, beyond belief.

 

Wealthy respected Australian law professor, multiple doctorates in law, also had given many law lectures at several prestigious Thai universities, also a severe alcoholic had visited Pattaya many times.

 

On one visit he spotted an expensive house and indicated on the spot (very drunk) that he would buy it. And within a few days the funds were in his bank account from Australia. His Thai lawyer arranged to pick him up the law professor at his expensive hotel the next morning to go to the LTO to effect the land transfer. Alcoholic law professor was also instructed to have the full name and copies of various documents with the Thai name to used on the land chanut.

 

Thai lawyer arrived at his hotel next morning, eventually convinced the hotel GM to open the guest room door so that he could make him wake up and get dressed. He had an 18 YO up country girl in his bed also asleep (both were dead drunk) and the law professor insisted that she come to the LTO because he wanted her to stay for several more days.

 

They all go to the LTO, the law professor had a cashiers cheque ready. Then the LTO staff ask for the name to be put on the chanut as the new owner. The drunk law professor in a flash indicates loudly 'put it in her name' then says to the girl loudly 'what's your name again' and he's also asking for a bottle of whiskey.

 

Bottom line, within an hour the girl has come back to the LTO with some personal documents and the transfer is completed. All attempts by the Thai lawyer to delay the transfer ignored by the law professor.

 

Within 1 or 2 days all the girls from the bar have moved in, then within a short time the new owners whole family has arrived in Pattaya and moved in and the law professor is back at a hotel. 

its not a true story surely?

travleing  with any  Thai "raised" person has it  thrills

 

took my daughter to a local   super market    her first week in the U.S.   she announced in a loud voice pointing at a large mellon in the produce section  " look at the big fuk"

 

I swear the back ground "shopping music" stopped while all heads turned in our direction.

 

 

10 minutes ago, surangw said:

travleing  with any  Thai "raised" person has it  thrills

 

took my daughter to a local   super market    her first week in the U.S.   she announced in a loud voice pointing at a large mellon in the produce section  " look at the big fuk"

 

I swear the back ground "shopping music" stopped while all heads turned in our direction.

 

 

 

You were in a US supermarket - are you sure she was pointing at a melon?

1 hour ago, davidst01 said:

its not a true story surely?

Yes it is, the professor from Australia is not a friend but I've met him several times.

 

He's now about 75 years old, permanently highly intoxicated, as he gets older his conversation is less and less comprehensible, less logical and without direction. He has no friends, people used to take him to restaurants for meals but they now avoid him because he's too difficult to cope with.

 

Since he moved to Pattaya he's had numerous serious problems with visa overstay and more.

 

He comes from a very wealthy family in Australia who have employed a Thai lawyer on a full time basis to watch over his affairs, plus a male Thai nurse lives in and makes sure he eats and showers etc., get's the small house he occupies cleaned, takes care of food and laundry etc.

 

The professor always has several business cards in his pockets with the Thai lawyers name and additional wording something like 'If you find this man please urgently call Khun xxxxxxxxx. A reward will be paid'. 

 

He still has 18 YO old girls delivered to his house, from my understanding nothing ever happens and the girls stay a couple of hours, get paid by the live in male nurse and go back to their bar.

 

He's been found a couple of time asleep on Jomtien beach in the early hours of the morning.  

 

My guess is that there's plenty of similar examples across Thailand and in every country in the world.

 

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

I mainly help university students with their educational expenses.

I'm a philanthropist. 

Such a noble man, I admire you.

12 hours ago, davidst01 said:

When packing the other night I noticed she put a rice cooker in her bag. I was thinking <deleted>. She said she cant eat german food for 2 weeks

I can agree with that. I had a German restaurant next to my hotel in Chiang Mai. Lovely food, but if I'd eaten there every day I'd be obese now.

7 hours ago, scorecard said:

Yes it is, the professor from Australia is not a friend but I've met him several times.

 

He's now about 75 years old, permanently highly intoxicated, as he gets older his conversation is less and less comprehensible, less logical and without direction. He has no friends, people used to take him to restaurants for meals but they now avoid him because he's too difficult to cope with.

 

Since he moved to Pattaya he's had numerous serious problems with visa overstay and more.

 

He comes from a very wealthy family in Australia who have employed a Thai lawyer on a full time basis to watch over his affairs, plus a male Thai nurse lives in and makes sure he eats and showers etc., get's the small house he occupies cleaned, takes care of food and laundry etc.

 

The professor always has several business cards in his pockets with the Thai lawyers name and additional wording something like 'If you find this man please urgently call Khun xxxxxxxxx. A reward will be paid'. 

 

He still has 18 YO old girls delivered to his house, from my understanding nothing ever happens and the girls stay a couple of hours, get paid by the live in male nurse and go back to their bar.

 

He's been found a couple of time asleep on Jomtien beach in the early hours of the morning.  

 

My guess is that there's plenty of similar examples across Thailand and in every country in the world.

 

Growing old disgracefully- good for him. Go not quietly into that dark night, or something like that.

I envy him, but I don't have the money to be similar.

53 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Growing old disgracefully- good for him. Go not quietly into that dark night, or something like that.

I envy him, but I don't have the money to be similar.

Not exactly the ideal "happy ending" to life. Us poor gents are probably much happier.

12 hours ago, Mavideol said:

I know all to well, mine did exactly the same but only did it once because never took her back to Europe again and never will.... we give them a nice life, money and so forth treat them nice and respect them but we can not change their education and unfortunately they don't have much of it

???? Laughable, we must run with different crowds.  My wife is often amazed by the lack of manners and grace in the western countries.  Pagan, or medieval comes to mind. 

 

 

You marry a Thai what do you expect?  they have no consideration for anyone nor for western 'norms'. If you 'must' marry keep her in Thailand where such behaviour is the norm.

11 hours ago, moe666 said:

Yes it can be fun but I guess my wife is boring, one small check in bag for a 2 month trip to the US, no problem eating US food. Yes my wife is boring but she is a thinker she knows the rules of international travel

You are lucky and an exception that proves the point. Obviously there are some more educated Thais who are used to international travel but it's obvious the OP's is not one of those rare beasts.

12 hours ago, Mavideol said:

I know all to well, mine did exactly the same but only did it once because never took her back to Europe again and never will.... we give them a nice life, money and so forth treat them nice and respect them but we can not change their education and unfortunately they don't have much of it

why complain about your life choices...??? it tells a lot about yourselves...why marry somebody with the iQ of a snail and later complaining about it...if it needs to be a thai women that should be your life partner why not choose somebody from a high educated class....??? sorry i dont get it...

12 minutes ago, BobBKK said:

You marry a Thai what do you expect?  they have no consideration for anyone nor for western 'norms'. If you 'must' marry keep her in Thailand where such behaviour is the norm.

there are plenty of thais who travels regularly to europe or the us...who speak english fluently and can another two languages as well ( mandarin,japanese ) who make 100000 bhat or more a month...if you choose a wife from  the lower group of the hierarchy its your own fault ...sorry...

You marry a Thai what do you expect?  they have no consideration for anyone nor for western 'norms'. If you 'must' marry keep her in Thailand where such behaviour is the norm.

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Aww don't worry it happens. For whatever reason I always seem to get a positive for explosives. The funniest however was last Thanksgiving.

My daughter had come up, and she loves my signature mashed potato. So I packed her a ziplock bag to take home. Of course in hindsight I do have agree with TSA that it looked like plastic explosive! It did make the TSA guys laugh after a little taste

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12 hours ago, BritManToo said:

I mainly help university students with their educational expenses.

I'm a philanthropist. 

Thank you for the wording. Do you mind if I use it, too?

16 hours ago, davidst01 said:

The wife accidentally dropped the tea on the floor in front of everyone- right where people had to present their tickets. It was humiliating to say the least. 

Hopefully you did not spill a drop of beer

My partner and I travelled for the first time abroad to Japan for the Sapporo ice festival. I felt quite comfortable with how she behaved, managed, and travelled. I guess being educated has its advantages.

16 hours ago, rumak said:

very little slack given on TV,  you should know that.  The vultures are perched on their computers

Reminds me of the time I was teaching a class of senior high school students, and one asked why they had to learn English.

I asked him which language would he use when he stepped over the border.   He and a few others looked horrified when I explained that no-one the other side would understand a word he said, if he used his own language.

I really did wonder what sort of education they were getting.  

Took the missus to Oz on her first trip recently. We bought back 5kg of meat, smoked ham, salami, 1kg of bacon, and beef and pork sausages.. Not to mention 12 mths supply of injectable medication for myself for my RA which is unavailable in Thailand.. Was only mentioned on the flight on arrival at BKK that any meats need to be declared on arrival.. <deleted>.. 

 

Anyway took the risk.. Never got x-ray check on arrival before, until this one time.. Misses has 2 suitcases on a trolley, and me the same. We both seperate with some distance departing through the green channel.. She was pulled up for x-ray check and protested why?? . She say what for, and her cases pass through with 2 pairs of alert eyes staring at the screen.. 

I'm thinking bloody hell.. My 12 mths supply of  injections for chronic rheumatoid arthritis and the my meat supply may cause major problems!! The cases went through and my heart beat is at a faster pace.. Then to my surprise, ok, no problems.. Either my foil cooler bags worked some magic or the x-ray staff were staring at a blank screen, don't know.. If that was Oz the alarm bells would have been screaching.. Has anyone else had any positive and surprising experiences with x-ray checks arriving in BKK? 

 

16 hours ago, scorecard said:

Another one, beyond belief.

 

Wealthy respected Australian law professor, multiple doctorates in law, also had given many law lectures at several prestigious Thai universities, also a severe alcoholic had visited Pattaya many times.

 

On one visit he spotted an expensive house and indicated on the spot (very drunk) that he would buy it. And within a few days the funds were in his bank account from Australia. His Thai lawyer arranged to pick him up the law professor at his expensive hotel the next morning to go to the LTO to effect the land transfer. Alcoholic law professor was also instructed to have the full name and copies of various documents with the Thai name to used on the land chanut.

 

Thai lawyer arrived at his hotel next morning, eventually convinced the hotel GM to open the guest room door so that he could make him wake up and get dressed. He had an 18 YO up country girl in his bed also asleep (both were dead drunk) and the law professor insisted that she come to the LTO because he wanted her to stay for several more days.

 

They all go to the LTO, the law professor had a cashiers cheque ready. Then the LTO staff ask for the name to be put on the chanut as the new owner. The drunk law professor in a flash indicates loudly 'put it in her name' then says to the girl loudly 'what's your name again' and he's also asking for a bottle of whiskey.

 

Bottom line, within an hour the girl has come back to the LTO with some personal documents and the transfer is completed. All attempts by the Thai lawyer to delay the transfer ignored by the law professor.

 

Within 1 or 2 days all the girls from the bar have moved in, then within a short time the new owners whole family has arrived in Pattaya and moved in and the law professor is back at a hotel. 

 

Sounds like quite a Rake.  Was his name Cleaver Greene by any chance?