June 9, 201214 yr Unfortunately, don't have a photo of it, but years ago I saw a menu in a small hotel restaurant somewhere near Nakhon Suwan that said "rum and cock - 100b." Had to change my standard drink that day. Sent from my HTC ChaCha A810e using Thaivisa Connect App
June 9, 201214 yr Found this one from Pattaya some years ago, maybe Soi Diane but can't remember, maybe someone can. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Thaivisa Connect App
June 9, 201214 yr Found this one from Pattaya some years ago, maybe Soi Diane but can't remember, maybe someone can. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Thaivisa Connect App Soi Honey Inn - sitting in the Queen Vic next door at the moment.
June 9, 201214 yr I knew someone would know orac, took the pic some years ago maybe around 2005, 2006 but not sure.
June 9, 201214 yr Author What's on the menu? Thanks trainman34014 for that photo. For those who didn’t open the photo it says Poo Story Restruant and Inn When my Thai gf introduced me to her friends, Miss Aey, Miss Noi, Mr Kid, Miss Poo ... I did a double take and asked that name again ... Miss Poo. Humm ... she doesn't have many Farang friends does she? So yes, the Poo and Porn does appear quite a bit in the translations!
June 10, 201214 yr Aussies will see the humor in this The baby's probably under that slab. Off pension week....only one slab.
June 10, 201214 yr Pattaya, going along Soi Bukhaow, this was on the junction with Pattaya Tai. There's no straight on by the way, you HAVE to turn;
June 10, 201214 yr It must be too early for me. What's wrong with that "The Australian" sign? It's Australia. I mean, what is not wrong Australia? You set your foot on the continent and there's something want to eat you, sting you, poison you, scratch you, maul you, bite you or put you in a pouch. ...and yet the migrants keep on coming back on topic... Oddly after being up for at least a year, the day after I took this picture and posted it, they changed the name and sign.
June 10, 201214 yr And to add to the picture I posted before, no idea from where as found on the internet. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Thaivisa Connect App
June 10, 201214 yr And one more which I found quite amusing. Think the person who posted it mentioned honesty was the best policy. Sent from my GT-N7000 using Thaivisa Connect App Edited June 10, 201214 yr by MB1
June 10, 201214 yr Got a shock when i came accross this at a small beach shack down Chumpon way a few years back , I didnt fancy ordering the crab or should i say crap, at any way it was to be served ,I ended up going for the prawns .
June 10, 201214 yr Got a shock when i came accross this at a small beach shack down Chumpon way a few years back , I didnt fancy ordering the crab or should i say crap, at any way it was to be served ,I ended up going for the prawns . In the same vein... Just being overly polite about "Phuket Fancy" perhaps? Edited June 10, 201214 yr by NomadJoe
June 10, 201214 yr I had a little giggle the first time i saw the MRT sign.. <..To Bang Sue Never did find that Sue girl.. You didn't find her because you were going the wrong way.
June 10, 201214 yr Pattaya, going along Soi Bukhaow, this was on the junction with Pattaya Tai. There's no straight on by the way, you HAVE to turn;
June 10, 201214 yr Author Pattaya, going along Soi Bukhaow, this was on the junction with Pattaya Tai. There's no straight on by the way, you HAVE to turn; Some absolute classic signs you have captured above ... difficult to find find my favourite ... But this one above I can explain for you ... Thai drivers have a tendency for poor lane discipline and will create 2 lanes when clearly the road designers only intended for one. With that in mind this was designed for those on the right of that one lane not to try and turn left. This however was designed for those on the left of that one lane not to try and turn right. The last sign allowing the left hand turn is for Farangs who, to much contempt of those Thai drivers behind him/her, has placed the car on the middle of the one lane and indicating to the driver to left turn only. OH ... my favourite Thai driving indication is when they are driving straight across a major intersection to the other side and not turning right or left ... and put the Hazard indicators on to signal a simultaneous right AND left turn ... translating as driving straight ahead ... Edited June 10, 201214 yr by David48
June 11, 201214 yr OH ... my favourite Thai driving indication is when they are driving straight across a major intersection to the other side and not turning right or left ... and put the Hazard indicators on to signal a simultaneous right AND left turn ... translating as driving straight ahead ... Which makes perfect sense until you realize that when observed at from the side it appears that they are indicating to turn.
June 11, 201214 yr Pattaya, going along Soi Bukhaow, this was on the junction with Pattaya Tai. There's no straight on by the way, you HAVE to turn; Some absolute classic signs you have captured above ... difficult to find find my favourite ... But this one above I can explain for you ... Thai drivers have a tendency for poor lane discipline and will create 2 lanes when clearly the road designers only intended for one. With that in mind this was designed for those on the right of that one lane not to try and turn left. This however was designed for those on the left of that one lane not to try and turn right. The last sign allowing the left hand turn is for Farangs who, to much contempt of those Thai drivers behind him/her, has placed the car on the middle of the one lane and indicating to the driver to left turn only. OH ... my favourite Thai driving indication is when they are driving straight across a major intersection to the other side and not turning right or left ... and put the Hazard indicators on to signal a simultaneous right AND left turn ... translating as driving straight ahead ... I wish them luck in policing this one.
June 11, 201214 yr Took it in Songkhla earlier this year. That's what we call them in OZ lol, speed humps.
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