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    Quote Originally Posted by surasak View Post
    ...I see it all the time here and it disgusts me.
    "here" being where? The US?

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    Yes, that's where I'm at now.

    Maybe this is starting to get too far off topic.

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    Same in Europe.
    The Brits have been screwing the Pakis for centuries, and now they get all worked up when they want to wear a headscarf in the UK!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stroller View Post
    Same in Europe.
    The Brits have been screwing the Pakis for centuries, and now they get all worked up when they want to wear a headscarf in the UK!
    Don't know about Pakis, but we love our Indian immigrants and the restaurants they own. Indian Curry is the number 1 favourite food in the UK, I read that somewhere...

    I used to go to a pub called The Lord Wolsey in Southall, London - definitely "spot the white man" territory. I never had any problems, although walking into the local Indian restaurant was a bit unnerving - 20 pairs of eyes looking at me, each person thinking "What's whitey doin' in our restaurant?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by stroller View Post
    If you are not prepared to adjust to Thai culture, the legal practise, driving habits and so on, nor value Buddhism, you have no business to stay in Thailand other than a short holiday.
    More Farang should heed the above advice...

    But, back on topic - thankfully, Christiane Amanpour has been off the airwaves last couple days...
    Last edited by Boon Mee; 23-01-2007 at 10:40 AM.

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