omg whats wrong with me ,yesterday i hung some clothes in the back of my car,thaats a thai thing ryt??

Little early for the Chang isnt it ???

Little early for the Chang isnt it ???

Iam on the heineken hahahaha

The OP is on to something here - I saw many executive type of men with many shirts on hangers in their cars.

For years I travelled around with clothing hanging in the rear of my panel van, I thought it was an Australian thing

They make good curtain rails.

Sierra rep man in the UK could easily be spotted by the clothes hanging in the back.

For years I travelled around with clothing hanging in the rear of my panel van, I thought it was an Australian thing

I used to use one for a radio aerial on my panel van!

aussies do it all the time, especially with dry cleaning...

sometimes i hang the t-shirt out the car window here to

dry off the sweat, thats probably a bit hickish but what the hel_l.

Not even close to being a Thai thing. Anyone who travels for business has done that at some points. Alright, Maybe if you travel often you'll be hanging a well packed garment carrier off the head rest, but its not a uniquely Thai thing. And yes, I do transport my Laundry home like that too. easiest way to do it.

It's hard to hang clothes on my motorbikes. If you DON'T hang your clothes in your car in Canada they will be wet within a day. And, if they are laid on the floor of the vehicle they will be mouldy in a day or two.

I find hanging them results in less wrinkles.

I find hanging them results in less wrinkles.

Same with old people, but they tend to dry out in the sun.

Hanging clothes in the back of the car is no big deal, unless they were soaking wet and you thought that they would dry more quickly inside the car. That would be a Welsh thing, rather than a Thai thing.

Better than just throwing your jacket on the back seat......

When you stop it slides off onto the dirty floor.