Phuket school for adults welcomes freshies
Sukawin Tanthavanich

PHUKET: -- A school for adults in Rassada welcomed a new batch of students aged between 40 and 80 years old on Friday.

Rassada Mayor Phudit Raksarat presided over a ceremony to welcome the new students.

Operated by Rassada Municipality, the school aims to support self-development and lifetime learning for elderly members of the community, said Mayor Phudit.

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-- Phuket Gazette 2016-03-07

Spot on, let's have more education.

A bit pedantic. Freshies?

When will they discover a miniscule of originality?

I'm ignorant so I googled 'Freshie'.

Slang.com says it means imigrant. As does the Oxford dictionary.

Australians say it's crocodile.

Just saying

A bit pedantic. Freshies?

When will they discover a miniscule of originality?

I'm ignorant so I googled 'Freshie'.

Slang.com says it means imigrant. As does the Oxford dictionary.

Australians say it's crocodile.

Just saying

Yet you are able to tear apart a positive story and spin something negative about it.

Who is pedantic again?

A bit pedantic. Freshies?

When will they discover a miniscule of originality?

I'm ignorant so I googled 'Freshie'.

Slang.com says it means imigrant. As does the Oxford dictionary.

Australians say it's crocodile.

Just saying

Yet you are able to tear apart a positive story and spin something negative about it.

Who is pedantic again?

A freshman is an American term commonly used to mean a person entering the first year of an educational institution

A bit pedantic. Freshies?

When will they discover a miniscule of originality?

I'm ignorant so I googled 'Freshie'.

Slang.com says it means imigrant. As does the Oxford dictionary.

Australians say it's crocodile.

Just saying

Yet you are able to tear apart a positive story and spin something negative about it.

Who is pedantic again?

A freshman is an American term commonly used to mean a person entering the first year of an educational institution

And in India, the term Fresher denotes someone who has recently completed their university studies and is entering the professional job market for the first time.

It's not difficult to determine that in the context of this article, Freshie refers to new students, as in "new students are welcome".

Well the youngest is 40 yrs old and the oldest is 80.

It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.

With the innate culture of copying prevalent in Asian culture. To label these outgoing life long learners as Freshies ain't an innovative start is it.

Freshies they ain't.

Blah blah blah.

I think it's a good idea. I wish there were night school classes here for expats, it's always nice to learn something new plus it's a nice way to meet others.

My use of the term "freshie" has nothing to do with education, or migrants but I am sure

most would understand what I was referring to.

A bit pedantic. Freshies?

When will they discover a miniscule of originality?

I'm ignorant so I googled 'Freshie'.

Slang.com says it means imigrant. As does the Oxford dictionary.

Australians say it's crocodile.

Just saying

Yet you are able to tear apart a positive story and spin something negative about it.

Who is pedantic again?

I read it as 'fetishists'.

It wasn't until I saw the included pic and scrolled back up to re-read the title that I realised my error. Wow, is my face red now!

I wonder if there is any sort of sale on at Top Charoen, I fear my reading spectacles may be in need of replacement.

More interesting than the usual predictable tripe.