something for you to think about

[pigeonjake]

while im in bed sleeping after the nightshift,

something for you to think about,

things you dont often see in thailand,

ill go first,, L plates for learners,,

jake

[rak sa_ngop]

Dust pan and brush. (and I don't mean the cut-away bisuit tin and twig broom)

[Thaddeus]

Steak knives.

[MrRealDeal]

African Americans ......

[Songhua]

Motorhomes/caravans.

[Phil Conners]

The only place I've seen L plates was on British film, so probably a British thing and therefore not surprising you don't see it here.

Anyway, let's move this to Farang Pub ....

[pigeonjake]

well mr conners,

you get them in america, oz,,

so its not a british thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[David48]

well mr conners,

you get them in america, oz,,

so its not a british thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Learner and

Provisional (after Learner) plates in Australia.

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[Phil Conners]

Ok, so Britain and Australia

[Thailaw]

Snow; women with large breasts; new cars with reasonable prices; a really good steak; underwear that fits.

[kiniyow]

Honest Politicians~~

[justben]

bald people

[pitchag]

Snow men

[farangme]

Women with body hair.

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[David48]

Women with body hair.

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Actually most many Thai woman don't shave their legs.

Just that it is so fine, you don't notice it.

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[Scotswahay]

Football hooligans in pubs ( unless they are farang! )

Woman on a diet

Woman who don't eat something every hour

maggots in fishing tackle shops for sale. ( I make my own & they are a great bait here)

Good quality screws ( I'm talking about the metal one's before you say I'm wrong!)

Loads of carpentry tools I could mention ( I had to bring mine from Scotland)

A decent Thai soap opera

Jeez! Youre right the list does go on & on but I still love it here after 4 years & there's soooooooooooooo much more great stuff available here that I could never find so readily in the UK.

[canman]

Rule of Law:

"The Rule of Law, in its most basic form, is the principle that no one is above the law."

Edited June 27, 2013 by canman

[pgs]

Honest Politicians~~

Being realistic here ... which country has this?