thai way of life to sad life of frangs

[opalred]

i see on tvf most members put down the way of life of people here in there guest country the wife and people in my area

are at temple and learning how to help there people in trouble or in need in food or children in problems or old need help

there houses always open with a smile to greet you never anyone without blanket or food

enter frangs to there life live in gated jails same as country left or condo with 3 locks

watch realty show dog the bounty hunter kadishian or other brainless shows

my wife says why do frangs live like this never help anyone just selfish

[Gecko123]

the most beautiful run-on sentence I've ever read.

[kurnell]

I'll wait for the translation

[Seastallion]

A better question from your wife would be, "Why do you write everything in one sentence?".

She could also tell you the difference between "there" and "their".

[Seastallion]

the most beautiful run-on sentence I've ever read.

No, he's done better than that. Much better...about three paragraphs worth, but still persists.

[Hedghog]

Harpist.

Uk translation.= Half pissed,tipsy,inebriated.

Maybe the OP overindulged at the local celebration.

[ukrules]

Speak for yourself, my life is nothing like this although there is a gate where I live.

All the other houses around where I am have big gates too, it's mostly Thai people who live in them.

Edited December 5, 2014 by ukrules

[eldragon]

It's difficult to say what you're getting at here. But how people take care of their own is one of those things you'll never really know about a place until you've lived there. And even then you probably won't. I mean, how many of us know where say the nearest orphanage is? Or where people can get meals for free in TH? It's just not something you think about as a foreigner bc it generally doesn't concern you. It's definitely nothing you'll get a feel for by watching USA television. But I can tell you for sure people take care of each other back home. If someone is in need of something, then they either don't know where to find it, are too proud to accept it, or too f'ed up on drugs to accomplish anything.

Edited December 5, 2014 by eldragon

[weegee]

Im sober....and still cant figure out exactly what he is saying.

[seajae]

where is sandman when you need him. Biggest load of garbage I have seen in a while, well at least today, maybe if they learnt how to use full stops and comma's it would help. Strangely enough my wife is also attending the temple this weekend, dropped her off this morning, also strange that no farangs live near us yet all the houses are gated with bloody sharp spears on top of them and the fences, wife says it is to stop the thieves. They also have every window barred up(even second floor) to stop thieves breaking into the house, the op must live deep in the boonies and they have no valuables in the house if they just leave it open all the time. I dont decide what they do in their houses here, thais do, totally wrong on this one but them again could be a troll at work.

[stat088]

where is sandman when you need him. Biggest load of garbage I have seen in a while, well at least today, maybe if they learnt how to use full stops and comma's it would help. Strangely enough my wife is also attending the temple this weekend, dropped her off this morning, also strange that no farangs live near us yet all the houses are gated with bloody sharp spears on top of them and the fences, wife says it is to stop the thieves. They also have every window barred up(even second floor) to stop thieves breaking into the house, the op must live deep in the boonies and they have no valuables in the house if they just leave it open all the time. I dont decide what they do in their houses here, thais do, totally wrong on this one but them again could be a troll at work.

This is his most coherent post to date. Super Troll.

[BudRight]

Is generalizing about people supposed to be okay because you're generalizing positively about Thais and negatively about non-Thais? I don't know whether to envy or pity your naive, simplistic world view.

[rgs2001uk]

Speak for yourself, my life is nothing like this although there is a gate where I live.

All the other houses around where I am have big gates too, it's mostly Thai people who live in them.

Just another jealous bitter Cheap Charlie that cant afford to live in a gated community.

Come on down to Bkk, its full of them, as you rightly say, full of Thais.

[Gonsalviz]

I understand him with some difficulty because it is not proper Engerish.

You that have replied so far are simple minded twits that must come here for drunken bargirl holidays. The way of life here is by far better that what I left 23 years ago. You just refuse to accept that others might have a different view.

No I am not a liberal twit. In fact I am probably more American conservative than I should be.

[rayongchelsea]

Why do so many come on here and idolize poverty..when they worked most of their lives elsewhere to avoid it.

[ATF]

Walls are to keep thieves out. No wall and no locks means there is nothing worth stealing.

[rgs2001uk]

Why do so many come on here and idolize poverty..when they worked most of their lives elsewhere to avoid it.

Because thats what they live amongst.

[i claudius]

If your wife is there could she possibly ,do the translation?

[daveAustin]

Ahh, I see it, another of those farang Thaier than Thai wannabe types that has been dragged upcountry and curiously has an uncanny love for his new life, all the while despising everything his kind stands for. He has thus willfully abandoned his own, pours scorn on anything Western and blindly follows his lot. Your type come and go, op. I don't know whether to puke or just pity you.

Just let me ask you this; did you have in mind to live the low life in some threadbare village before you came to Thailand? Didn't think so. Also, careful of dissing your own in front of your new family; Thais take a dim view of it and likely see you as an oddball.

I'll just leave you with this; I have lived in a mid-upper end gated moobaan where most people had high walls and bars on their windows. I chose not to but won't bother telling you which race mostly did.

[Ridercnx808]

I understand perfectly what the OP is saying, and by some of the replies - it gives a clear answer to the mentality of some of these sick farangs.

Go Prayuth, get rid of the trash.

[farang000999]

OP can finally get a gf in a third world village so he really really loves Thailand and hates it back home.

[rgs2001uk]

Ahh, I see it, another of those farang Thaier than Thai wannabe types that has been dragged upcountry and curiously has an uncanny love for his new life, all the while despising everything his kind stands for. He has thus willfully abandoned his own, pours scorn on anything Western and blindly follows his lot. Your type come and go, op. I don't know whether to puke or just pity you.

Just let me ask you this; did you have in mind to live the low life in some threadbare village before you came to Thailand? Didn't think so. Also, careful of dissing your own in front of your new family; Thais take a dim view of it and likely see you as an oddball.

I'll just leave you with this; I have lived in a mid-upper end gated moobaan where most people had high walls and bars on their windows. I chose not to but won't bother telling you which race mostly did.

OP gets dragged to some upcountry back of beyond village the majority of Thais have never heard of or would want to live in.

He spends his days, counting buffalos, drinking lao kao, and eating pla ra and fried frogs, he is at one with his Thainess.

He despises those who have a choice, for him his poxy pension doesnt stretch far enough to live in Bkk where the snobs and elite live.

He hates his life and what he has done with it.

[ukrules]

He spends his days, counting buffalos, drinking lao kao, and eating pla ra and fried frogs, he is at one with his Thainess.

I particularly like the 'at one with his Thainess' part

[Thai at Heart]

Thais often put the most ornate and gargantuan gates on their house.

I don't know which idealised life the OP is talking about, but my experience is it can come about because in villages the people may be so poor they have nothing worth stealing and so they don't close the door.

This also happens when the kids aren't in school, mum isn't working and grandma is home being taken care of. Everyone is home and no one is working, so no need to lock anything.

Edited December 5, 2014 by Thai at Heart

[ATF]

Thais often put the most ornate and gargantuan gates on their house.

I don't know which idealised life the OP is talking about, but my experience is it can come about because in villages the people may be so poor they have nothing worth stealing and so they don't close the door.

This also happens when the kids aren't in school, mum isn't working and grandma is home being taken care of. Everyone is home and no one is working, so no need to lock anything.

Most of the houses don't have doors. They just park Granny in front of the shack chewing betel nut.

[sdanielmcev]

A fine example of gibberish!

[David48]

Thais often put the most ornate and gargantuan gates on their house.

I don't know which idealised life the OP is talking about, but my experience is it can come about because in villages the people may be so poor they have nothing worth stealing and so they don't close the door.

This also happens when the kids aren't in school, mum isn't working and grandma is home being taken care of. Everyone is home and no one is working, so no need to lock anything.

Most of the houses don't have doors. They just park Granny in front of the shack chewing betel nut.

Just incase this Gem was missed ... ATF ... Classic ...

[MAJIC]

the most beautiful run-on sentence I've ever read.

It would be if punctuation was obsolete!

[MAJIC]

I understand perfectly what the OP is saying, and by some of the replies - it gives a clear answer to the mentality of some of these sick farangs.

Go Prayuth, get rid of the trash.

"it gives a clear answer to the mentality of some of these sick farangs."

But much more about your particular hatred and station in life!

[sipi]

I have to agree with Opaired's wife with one thing. It doesn't harm to turn up at the local Temple (or school) with a few blankets or some clothes once in a while.