Two threads have recently caught my eye.

The first thread was from someone who presented us with a full set of numbers regarding using a season ticket rather than buying individual tickets on the BTS and who then asked advice on whether buying a season ticket was worth their while.

The second thread was a request as to where Flemish Giant Rabbits can be purchased in Thailand.

And we accuse the Thais of being irrational???

There's some seriously strange dudes move to Thailand, quite a few are in Chiang Rai.

I suppose whackos are just as entitled to start a new life as anyone else.

It's much easier to be weird in a country where 90% of the people haven't a clue what you're talking about.

It's much easier to be weird in a country where 90% of the people haven't a clue what you're talking about.

And vice versa of course. Maybe even more important, the latter.

'The second thread was a request as to where Flemish Giant Rabbits can be purchased in Thailand.'

how many giant rabbits did the poster want to buy?

'The second thread was a request as to where Flemish Giant Rabbits can be purchased in Thailand.'

how many giant rabbits did the poster want to buy?

2

Flemish Rabbits - I think so.

Surreal - Definitely

Facked up - Watch it.

Thailand - Don't think so, however, have seen pear shaped stuff like this on a regular basis.

Edit:

Better version.

^^

That doesn't really tell Tutsi all he needs to know endure, he may have 2 males or 2 females he wants to sell.

If the punter wanted a male and a female you should have said "a pair", not 2.

Rabbit aficionados would have understood immediately.

well...they could have been homosexual giant rabbits...who knows...what do giant female rabbit vulvas look like?...are they gigantic?

in the film Jean de Florette a giant rabbit with hairy paws was introduced into a hutch with two smaller females and immediately, as if on cue the giant began to hump the nearest one...a directorial triumph...kudos to M. Claude Berri...

After the giant rabbit thread, it made me want to go out and get a Flemish giant rabbit too. How cool would that be to have a rabbit that is bigger than a dog.

There's some seriously strange dudes move to Thailand, quite a few are in Chiang Rai.

I suppose whackos are just as entitled to start a new life as anyone else.

I've noticed that the CR forum can be 'challenging'

It's much easier to be weird in a country where 90% of the people haven't a clue what you're talking about.

That's not very helpful, is it?

The great thing about Thailand is that we can pretend its a language problem

SC

After the giant rabbit thread, it made me want to go out and get a Flemish giant rabbit too. How cool would that be to have a rabbit that is bigger than a dog.

He was going to get two. to begin with. How cool would that be, to be over-run with enormous rabbits?

SC

I wonder what they taste like

well...they could have been homosexual giant rabbits...who knows...what do giant female rabbit vulvas look like?...are they gigantic?

in the film Jean de Florette a giant rabbit with hairy paws was introduced into a hutch with two smaller females and immediately, as if on cue the giant began to hump the nearest one...a directorial triumph...kudos to M. Claude Berri...

I missed this movie, I'll have to watch out for it.

The big bunny just jumped on?

No eye contact, nuzzling of ears or even offering to buy a drink first?

I could learn from this type of educational film.

Err... how do you know that the small bunnies were female if you don't know what rabbit vulva looks like... it would perhaps be more in keeping with the minimalist foreplay if they were all male?

There's some seriously strange dudes move to Thailand, quite a few are in Chiang Rai.

I suppose whackos are just as entitled to start a new life as anyone else.

I've noticed that the CR forum can be 'challenging'

You may have noticed our moderator seems to spend a lot of time alone in his room these days.

There's some seriously strange dudes move to Thailand, quite a few are in Chiang Rai.

I suppose whackos are just as entitled to start a new life as anyone else.

I've noticed that the CR forum can be 'challenging'

You may have noticed our moderator seems to spend a lot of time alone in his room these days.

I know the feeling well...

well...they could have been homosexual giant rabbits...who knows...what do giant female rabbit vulvas look like?...are they gigantic?

in the film Jean de Florette a giant rabbit with hairy paws was introduced into a hutch with two smaller females and immediately, as if on cue the giant began to hump the nearest one...a directorial triumph...kudos to M. Claude Berri...

I missed this movie, I'll have to watch out for it.

The big bunny just jumped on?

No eye contact, nuzzling of ears or even offering to buy a drink first?

I could learn from this type of educational film.

Err... how do you know that the small bunnies were female if you don't know what rabbit vulva looks like... it would perhaps be more in keeping with the minimalist foreplay if they were all male?

how can anyone not have seen Jean de Florette? the film tops all lists of the best films of the 80s...a tale of treachery and heartbreak in the grandest tradition of storytelling...

anyway, with the rabbit scene Jean (Gerard Depardieu) has selected two females in estrus so that the viewer knows that there is no homosexual intention when the giant rabbit with hairy paws is introduced into the hutch....no pornographic rabbit vulvas required...

Ah... NOW we get the details.

Why are they talking funny?

Are there any other hot bits in it apart from the rabbits?

Ah... NOW we get the details.

Why are they talking funny?

...

Edit: specifically 1:15 -1:24

ah...youse can get fcuked, the lot o'ye...I'm goin' back to bed with my copy of Jean de Florette/Manon de Source to watch on my new Samsung 32' LCD...

I swore that I wouldn't watch it again until I had watched Double Indemnity that I haven't seen in months from my DVD collection of the 400 greatest movies of all time...I usually watch Jean de Florette and Treasure of the Sierra Madre at least once per week which is inexcusable for an old man with cineast pretensions...

(my little niece wanders in and sez: 'uncle tutsi why are you crying?'...tutsi: 'because that man on the screen did something awful...'...or with the scene in Treasure of the Sierra Madre when Howard the old miner revives the little indian boy from drowning that Coppola lifted for his last scene in Apocalyse Now...why are we blessed with such splendid film making?...oh, boo hoo )

how can anyone not have seen Jean de Florette? the film tops all lists of the best films of the 80s...a tale of treachery and heartbreak in the grandest tradition of storytelling...

You'd also have to see the sequel Manon of the Spring to understand how truly brilliant the story is.

That's no wabbit! (He doesn't look anything like Bugs Bunny.)

Oh no! The rabbit's swallowed the prize bull!

No wonder its having a little lie down....