I love the pool one - funny to mutt

Chiang Mai temple grounds...

The dogs around there must be very clever to be able to read...I was hanging about there to await a dog marking it's territory. No luck..

Edited November 19, 201312 yr by Dancealot

Hua Hin

Genius name for a holzkohlengrill-restaurant.

DAL ... wack that 'Mod' sign up ...

DAL ... wack that 'Mod' sign up ...

Surely, you mean model

Had to smile yesterday after buying a bottle of Chockchai Farms skimmed milk and the label said " Plain Flavoured".

Well I suppose it's better than saying " Milk Flavoured"

Sign next to a hotel elevator stating the obvious.(the fat guy is the best)

Edited November 23, 201312 yr by krisb

Chiang Mai temple grounds...

The dogs around there must be very clever to be able to read...:facepalm:I was hanging about there to await a dog marking it's territory. No luck..

I think it says no dropping off of strays. Thai's have a habit of doing this because they know the monks will feed them. That's why there are always so many dogs around temples in Thailand.

A Mate of mine took this ...

Just caught my eye.

The reason for the name of 'Mod Guesthouse' is that 'Mod' means 'Ant' in Thai ... hence the caricature.

Thanks 'Mate of Mine' ...

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Sadly, it's been rather quiet here... Take another look, please.

^ ^... ---->

^ I don't get it.

You put your left arm in

You pull you left arm out

You put your left arm in

... and you're shaking all about because the <deleted>' croc just bit your hand off!

Aint got a photo but Fairtex Pattaya used to have a classic in the parking garage:

DO NOT PAUSE THE BREAK IN PARKING.

Here we go again....Thailand seems to be really ready for it. This sign is at a school in Ubon Ratchathani. Kitt maak, mai dai.-

Edited January 15, 201412 yr by sirchai

An interesting sign considering the anti-litter campaign in the west.

Toilet stall door at Mac Donalds.

I had a little giggle the first time i saw the MRT sign..

<..To Bang Sue

Never did find that Sue girl..guess that might have something to do with the arrow pointing away from Sukkumvhit

Drove from Songkhla to Ranot.....on the way passed through a village and the sign as we approached proclaimed the village name... "Ban Sambo". I had immediate thoughts of 1950's Georgia, USA.

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Is it the hammer or the "call before you come" that is the most intriguing?

pok pok pok.jpg

Is it the hammer or the "call before you come" that is the most intriguing?

I'm coming,I'm coming!!!

Haven't gone all the way back because more and more of the links aren't working, so sorry if this has been done before.... a real website; http://www.cookingwithpoo.com/

Phrae... Whenever you see this sign, runaway as fast as you can and don't look back.

Edited May 1, 201412 yr by Dancealot

Seen in Pattaya following Songkran.

Haven't gone all the way back because more and more of the links aren't working, so sorry if this has been done before.... a real website; http://www.cookingwithpoo.com/

Seems down but here it is on the internet archives: https://web.archive.org/web/20140325104000/http://www.cookingwithpoo.com/

^^ Took me a while to get that one ...