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1 hour ago, Denim said:

A visit to the land of your birth is an exotic and expensive holiday , replete with reverse culture  shock and a relief to get back ' home '.

Its more like Shopping, dentist and doctor

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8 hours ago, Kinnock said:

You can get a taxi driver to turn on his meter.

 

You argue with Google Maps because you knew a quicker route.

 

You don't hold on when riding a motorcycle taxi.

 

You've finally realised that not every Thai girl is a tattooed prostitute from Isaan.

Some don't have tattoos

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Posted
16 hours ago, The Cobra said:

 

Just for fun, some things you probably now do having been in Thailand for awhile.

 

You no longer wonder why the toilet roll is on the table and not in the bathroom.

 

You can get elastic bands of plastic bags of food without getting it all over you.

 

Pointing at things with your lips

 

Doesn't bother you motorcycles and cars are on the wrongside going in the wrong direction.

 

Paying tea money at roadsideno longer bothers you.

 

Loads of sauce bottles in the fridge but none of them are tomatoes.

 

You have dozens of spoons but only 2 forks.

 

You speak pigeon English to other farangs.

 

You stopped doing currency conversion in your head.

 

 

 

Please add yours 😉

 

Are you ok? Do you need help?😳

Posted
10 hours ago, sidjameson said:

You think every relationship between a man and a woman is transactional. 

White woman just take the house.

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Posted

"Pointing at things with your lips" ???

 

I've obviously not been here long enough ... there's also a rogue Heinz ketchup bottle amongst my sauces.

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I only liked Thailand when working in Bangkok. 

After my retirement, was living in Pattaya. 

Didn't like the ambience and moved away from Thailand 🇹🇭

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