The worst one I saw was for sale at the night market in Udon Thani. It read, 'Sometimes I get so f_ _ _ _ _ _ angry I just want to get a gun and blow some c_ _ _'_ head off. This t-shirt was not for the faint hearted. And, no, I did not check the price.

12 year old girl...with a T-shirt full of images of shagging? Yep. It would be the decent thing to do to let the parents know what's it's about to us and other foreigners and then let them decide what to do.

Would you be glad, say, a Thai came to you and politely explained that the T-shirt your 12 year old daughter was wearing, written in Thai, was all of sexual content?

It's just like the old Mekong whisky girlie posters on the walls of family restaurants. The Thais aren't as prudish as westerners. I'm sure the parents knew exactly what the t-shirt meant and could care less.

"why are you staring at my tits?": I find this funny. Out of the three, this is the most innocent and the funniest one.

I know, and it is SO true, at least for me. Can't keep my eyes away from them!

they just want to go west............thats all i have to say

this one was none-too subtle.

What an innocent face!

haha, classic

I saw a young girl about 12 the other day, with her mother, wearing a t-shirt that said "<removed> MACHINE".

T shirt with "while you're behind me wipe my butt" on the back.

That's funny...

The shirt, I mean.

Have to say I am surprised that you guys are posting about this with all the shit thats going down right now.

Oh well....

Personal favourite from China was wandering around in Kunming a chinese man walking the other way with a t-shirt saying "Commies arn't cool"

I thought that was a classic.

TP, I'm kinda surprised you're reading it

The cycle goes on, with or without us paying attention.

Saw a young girl about 16 here the other day with a shirt saying "Like stick the dick in the hole"

Speaking of the casual use of the f##k word in non-english speaking countries, I was amazed a good 20 years ago, watching an evening family show on a Saturday evening in Germany. They played the Smokie song "Living next door to Alice" to a huge audience and the presenter then got the whole audience - in front of millions of viewers - to sing the refrain "Alice, Alice... who the f##k is Alice"! The song and refrain are often played even today and I would think the vast majority of Germans would sing along to it ......

the T-shirt of the young lad dispensing the gas wasn't very customer friendly.

It said        'F#ck you Nazi W#nkers'.

Not friendly ?

What's your political inclination?

The worst one I saw was for sale at the night market in Udon Thani. It read, 'Sometimes I get so f_ _ _ _ _ _ angry I just want to get a gun and blow some c_ _ _'_ head off. This t-shirt was not for the faint hearted. And, no, I did not check the price.

Did they do it in red and yellow, or just red?