there is smoke in the air as i look towards Nakula from Wong amat beach - anybody know whats causing this?

Probably just someone burning some garbage.

Btw, it's Naklua. Nak-Lu-A...

The smoke? It was must me after eating super spicy GangPa, sorry about that :-)

And its actually pronounced and written "นาเกลือ" or "Na Kluae" and means Salt Field.

(Na = Field, Kluae = Salt)

Its common for us farangs to just write "Naklua" even thou its incorrect.

But ok, people also call Köln for Colone and København for Copenhagen etc.

Probably all the vest wearing brits smoking in the devonshire bar !

there is smoke in the air as i look towards Nakula from Wong amat beach - anybody know whats causing this?

I think youll find that the song is called Smoke on the Water.......I'll get my coat

The smoke? It was must me after eating super spicy GangPa, sorry about that :-)

And its actually pronounced and written "นาเกลือ" or "Na Kluae" and means Salt Field.

(Na = Field, Kluae = Salt)

Its common for us farangs to just write "Naklua" even thou its incorrect.

But ok, people also call Köln for Colone and København for Copenhagen etc.

Yes and we call it Bangkok when its really Krung-thep-maha-nakorn-boworn-ratana-kosin-mahintar- ayudhya-amaha-dilok-pop-nopa-ratana-rajthani-burirom-udom-rajniwes-mahasat-arn-amorn-pimarn- avatar-satit- sakattiya-visanukam !

Oh well, ask a stupid question.....................

there is smoke in the air as i look towards Nakula from Wong amat beach - anybody know whats causing this?

good news ! no smoking ban anymore

And its actually pronounced and written "นาเกลือ" or "Na Kluae" and means Salt Field.

(Na = Field, Kluae = Salt)

DonTron, you mean just like you have written it under your Avatar...

And its actually pronounced and written "นาเกลือ" or "Na Kluae" and means Salt Field.

(Na = Field, Kluae = Salt)

DonTron, you mean just like you have written it under your Avatar...

well spotted

burnt weiners

"And its actually pronounced and written "นาเกลือ" or "Na Kluae" and means Salt Field.

(Na = Field, Kluae = Salt)"

That's interesting. Do you know the history of it?

may be it came from the police station burning grass.