On the bus crossing the friendly bridge to Laos.

Not sure if this fits, here, was sort of surprised to see it.... although as phony as a two dollar bill ~ ! Me thinks!

I don'y know about you, but I'd rather have mine DEAD and well BBQ'ed!

Not really funny,

Relict from the pre - Google Earth times...

sign in Mini Bus!

OK not a sign, but on a menu! Inventieve spelling!

Oh I do feel like I'm being cared for like a relative !

Impossible, your are not thai

Impossible, your are not thai

Actually, I did have an inquiry and the lady at the desk, did get up from her desk and put down her smart phone, and walked out side to help read the time tables....I did feel like famileeee...

Here's another I saw yesterday

They write english as they prononce it !

Maybe we can try to do the same in thai language ;

not sure they have the same sense of humour as us ...

Be careful child

Edited February 6, 201610 yr by kotsak

It is written

rawang, dek tok

Be careful, children fall

If I understand well ; every cars are allowed ; when punctuation is necessary, but thai people don't know what it is

it's in Nong Bua Lamphu Dinosaures museum

Edited June 12, 201610 yr by Assurancetourix

This outside a temple and I thought of the irony that the dress code signage is sponsored by a milk company.

This from an industrial like nightclub we went to with my bil in Korat. I was happy to see they didn't want any guns inside. The problem was it appeared to be the honor system as nobody was checking patrons on the way in.

See the same signs at Temples here on Samui, including this one..

Koh Samui

 

At Ayutthaya historic park

 

Mae Hong Son

At Punyamantra Resort near Doi Thung. Chiang Rai

 

Phuket

 

Edited September 24, 20169 yr by BMW Overlander

Central Shopping Mall, Phuket

Sadao near Malaysian border

Bangkok demonstrations

 

Edited September 24, 20169 yr by BMW Overlander

Phuket Airport

 

Anti-Israeli sign at Phi Phi Island Resort