I wonder if Tony can come up with a magazine cover via Photoshop that she may approve of. One can only imagine.

Here comes the culture brigade

A department under the Ministry of Culture, whose mission is to 'protect the nation's culture and values through the process of surveillance,' is on the lookout for everything from inappropriate ringtones to promiscuously worn university uniforms, writes ERIKA FRY

The Cultural Surveillance Centre's culture monitors keep an eye on media by reviewing books, newspapers, magazines, and its offices many TVs.

The Post Publishing Public Co., Ltd. 2007

Here comes the culture brigade

A department under the Ministry of Culture, whose mission is to 'protect the nation's culture and values through the process of surveillance,' is on the lookout for everything from inappropriate ringtones to promiscuously worn university uniforms, writes ERIKA FRY

The Cultural Surveillance Centre's culture monitors keep an eye on media by reviewing books, newspapers, magazines, and its offices many TVs.

The Post Publishing Public Co., Ltd. 2007

1984

All the Thai television must be frying their brains. It does mine!

Mrs. Rabiebrat Pongpanit,.....says these photographs do not set a good example to Thai youths as celebrities and models are recognized members of the society.

those are serious accusations and must be substantiated by showing those photos as evidence...

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

Mrs. Rabiebrat Pongpanit,.....says these photographs do not set a good example to Thai youths as celebrities and models are recognized members of the society.

those are serious accusations and must be substantiated by showing those photos as evidence...

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

Ping Pimp-A-Porn?

ding ding ding... We have a winner.....

I purposely made this one larger than the rest to see if anyone would pick up on that...!!!

hahahahaha.... Very good, ovenman.... VERY QUICK ON THE DRAW

Your grand prize has yet to be determined

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Thanks for the covers SJ. Now if the complaining party would be so kind as to point out the problem.... because I for one fail to see any. Perhaps a side by side photo of her and them may provide a clue.

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

I'll never forgive you for posting those pictures, SJ. The warmth and happiness in my family has just gone to ratshit!

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

Ping Pimp-A-Porn?

classic

:D

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

I'll never forgive you for posting those pictures, SJ. The warmth and happiness in my family has just gone to ratshit!

Would staring at this help?

A small sampling of Thai magazine covers:

I'll never forgive you for posting those pictures, SJ. The warmth and happiness in my family has just gone to ratshit!

Would staring at this help?

I've seen her before!! Now THAT'S provocative!

That reminds me of a hilarious? embarrassing?, certainly unforgettable, moment in Brunei in the main hospital at Bandar Seri Begawan, just over twenty years ago.

Whilst running on a Hash, I had slipped and fallen backwards as I stepped over a log.

Unfortunately the log was a fallen-down nibong tree, and nibong trunks have spikes that stick out sideways.

The spikes are the length and shape of toothpicks.

My right calf came down on the spikes and several broke off as I got up. The ones that had an end sticking out were removed later that evening at the hospital, but the calf didn't heel and, after a few days, I went in to have the calf opened up (under general anaethestic) and, sure enough, the surgeon found one that hidden under the skin. (I still have it in a vial. All inch and a half of it).

When I went back to have my stitches out, I found that the procedure at Outpatients was that the surgeon talked to you at a desk at the end of the waiting room, and if anything had to be done you were sent to a little cubicle at the side, hidden behind a curtain.

Imagine a whole roomful of people seeing me go behind the curtain with a very attractive nurse and hearing her say: "Take your trousers off".

And then "Oh, I remember seeing that before!".

The silence was broken by loud sniggers from a couple of waiting farangs.

The nurse did go on to say: "I was in the theatre when Doctor Harris said: "Look what we have here", and pulled that great long thorn out of your leg".

But the damage was done. "I've seen that before", or anything similar, always reminds me of hearing those sniggers.

Well Dean Barrett has this all sorted out.

http://deanbarrettthailand.com/Taliban%20Dating%20online.htm

last weekend i was watching '300' at Siam Paragon and something striked me....

i dont know how it was rated in thailand.....but what was surprising was that every scene showing boobs was blurred ... whereas it was normal to see heads being cut (in slow motion) ....

and i saw children in the theater too!!

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Yeah, I was watching a Thai movie on tv the other morning (9 am school holidays) and the usual blurrs were in place for guns to heads, alcohol etc, when next thing a passerby is cut to bits by glass falling from a building site......and a dog is clearly seen running away with the guys severed arm. But at least the children didnt get reminded of those horrific mammaries that nurtured and nourished them as babies.