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I See Those Three Characters Quite Often Here ...

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I am not that clever in "ThaiVisaForum-speak " but I have the impression it is related with (to?) the Thai police.

Anyone ...?

BIB - a thing to keep your babies clothes clean whilst feeding

or another name for the cops, think of colour of their uniforms in the UK

Boys in Blue maybe

Used by Farangs who want to pretend to be all ghetto-experienced and 'in' on any police dealings. Pretty sad usually. There's a couple more expressions like that.

EDIT: Present company excepted, of course.

Blatantly Incompetent Ba****ds.

The only person to give the correct meaning so far. ph34r.gif

You mean it's not Butter is Better!!

Now now Sam, you know we made a distinction some time ago by putting "is" instead of I

But of course B is B thumbsup.gif

.....and all this time I thought BiB was an indication of their investigative prowess...... Brains in Butt :whistling:

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OK. Thanks to all of you for your reactions. This new valuable knowledge makes me feel much more mature here in CM.

.....and all this time I thought BiB was an indication of their investigative prowess...... Brains in Butt :whistling:

Bandit's in Brown....

I think the term originally came from the UK = Boys in Blue.....referencing the UK police

While we are on the subject, why do BIB wear black and some brown and some other colours.

While we are on the subject, why do BIB wear black and some brown and some other colours.

To distinguish between the real police and the amateur thieves.

Down my way they now have GiB.

And I do love a women in uniform.

If you`re lucky one may put you under close arrest.

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Used by Farangs who want to pretend to be all ghetto-experienced and 'in' on any police dealings. Pretty sad usually. There's a couple more expressions like that.

EDIT: Present company excepted, of course.

So 'winnie' you know all about being ghetto, do you? Me,like being of the booyakasayah gang…I have to say I thought it meant 'boys in brown' but reading the replies I see it has many variations, nice one! You are so yesterday, but please enjoy the 18th century! Eeeye! Peace out!

You mean it's not Butter is Better!!

This thread originated in the Chiang Mai forum and it often does stand for Butter is Better restaurant in that forum.

Down my way they now have GiB.

And I do love a women in uniform.

If you`re lucky one may put you under close arrest.

Believe It's a Boy :yohan:

Stupid me - all this time I thought it meant get out your wallettttt.

TIT ???

This Is Thailand....

possibly a ripoff of the sign at Liverpool football club...."This is Anfield"

TIT ???

This Is Thailand....

possibly a ripoff of the sign at Liverpool football club...."This is Anfield"

You can also replace TiT with 'SOFT' - So <deleted> Thai

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