May 21, 201610 yr Apparently it's for good luck, you might want to know about it before it becomes a customary habit....what else to say? TIT(S) https://www.facebook.com/veronaattublan/photos/a.626970204073488.1073741828.626927534077755/871642609606245/?type=3&theater
May 21, 201610 yr I don't think that's a new thing in this part of the world. Check out the worn-shiny boobs on the babes at Angkor, for example.
May 21, 201610 yr Author Thanks Soibiker, so, do you think that was somehow an act of retaliation against Cambodia? I also couldn't find any written material actively suggesting to give the Khmer "noms" a rub, Thailand seems to have made the first move toward that direction.... All in all, it's a bit like a breathe of fresh air, where the thai attitude toward westerners becomes more open, maybe soon our guys could show up the nipple without risk of being fined, i know that double standards are often the nom here, but maybe this could contribute to make the situation easier, who knows?
May 21, 201610 yr Thanks Soibiker, so, do you think that was somehow an act of retaliation against Cambodia? I also couldn't find any written material actively suggesting to give the Khmer "noms" a rub, Thailand seems to have made the first move toward that direction.... All in all, it's a bit like a breathe of fresh air, where the thai attitude toward westerners becomes more open, maybe soon our guys could show up the nipple without risk of being fined, i know that double standards are often the nom here, but maybe this could contribute to make the situation easier, who knows? Assorted <deleted>--Cambodian and foreigner alike--have been rubbing parts of the wall carvings at Angkor for years, and not just the boobs on the apsaras. It's vandalism, and its visible effects are clear...one of the reasons why they have no roped off the carvings and posted guards so people don't do it. You see, this is why we can't have nice things.
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