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**QwOpHGyZ** · 03-05-2007, 01:47 PM

Quote[/b] (Seeker @ Feb. 28 2005,16:49)]Yep, this was another funny one! I especially agree with your advice and reasoning for eating out. However, I can't agree with the one where you advise against criticizing Thai politicians:
Originally Posted by [b Quote[/b] ]ours aren’t exactly worth writing home about.

Whose are 'ours' , Steve? For people who live in Thailand, who are their politicians?

Finally, the word 'Farang' can, in some cases, be derogatory, spoken with insults in mind. It really depends on the situation.

Quote[/b] ]Do go for a 100 baht haircut, you will be impressed by the service.

I went for the 120Bt haircut just the other day, and their service was excellent indeed!

i have a place i visit in bangkok for 60 baht haircuts- they always assume im in the service though-

03-05-2007, 01:47 PM	#1
QwOpHGyZ Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 363 Senior Member	Quote[/b] (Seeker @ Feb. 28 2005,16:49)]Yep, this was another funny one! I especially agree with your advice and reasoning for eating out. However, I can't agree with the one where you advise against criticizing Thai politicians: Originally Posted by [b Quote[/b] ]ours aren’t exactly worth writing home about. Whose are 'ours' , Steve? For people who live in Thailand, who are their politicians? Finally, the word 'Farang' can, in some cases, be derogatory, spoken with insults in mind. It really depends on the situation. Quote[/b] ]Do go for a 100 baht haircut, you will be impressed by the service. I went for the 120Bt haircut just the other day, and their service was excellent indeed! i have a place i visit in bangkok for 60 baht haircuts- they always assume im in the service though-
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