Thailand grants citizenship to half a million people – but not farangs

[RDN]

Apart from the packs of roaming dogs, growling at the coach loads of tourists, there appears to be a problem with the staff who are employed to keep the place clean.

But I don't think it's a very good managerial style to get a warning notice engraved and embedded in stone, when surely just a small, typed letter included with their pay check would suffice?

[Pat O'cake]

Apart from the packs of roaming dogs, growling at the coach loads of tourists, there appears to be a problem with the staff who are employed to keep the place clean.

But I don't think it's a very good managerial style to get a warning notice engraved and embedded in stone, when surely just a small, typed letter included with their pay check would suffice?

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It's the only way to keep the lazy buggers working

Pat

[ovenman]

Somebody connected's wife's cousin owns a sign engraving shop no doubt.

[Tornado]

why such a big space between keep and cleaning? not much gets by me

[LadyinRed]

Cheers RDN, I have that in my funny signs in Thailand collection as well.

The other beauty (now gone) is on the Nai Harn road towards the old Don's cafe. I do regret not keeping a copy. Not sure if any of you still remember the good ol' "Tantric Orgasmic Thai Massage" with a Yin-Yang sign. I always wonder if it really is orgasmic

[Wolfie]

That Tantric sign is now on the back road between Kata and Karon...

Or so i'm told