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    Red Dress Run Hua Hin

    1st ever Hua Hin Red Dress Run.

    Price will be a great Value 600 baht. for 3 days activities.

    This includes -

    Friday evening 6pm on the 23rd January 2009 Red Dress Run past some of Hua Hin's more notorious venues, Night market, Fishing pier. with the occasional Beer Pit stop. hash on on party after the run.

    Saturday 24th January Cha Am Hash run. 4 pm(dont forget to take your high heels off and put your running shoes on) (venue to be announced)

    Sunday 25th Morning Hash Hangover Run. 10am (venue and time TBA)

    Please come and support us, for a great weekends activities, running, and a lot of drinking!!!

    Great value weekend. not to be missed.

    Prizes for best costume. etc

    Contact Us for more details, pre registration opens soon.

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    no bangkok hash house harriers interested?

    wont get a Red dress run cheaper than this.

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    Red Dress Run

    Due to the political situation in this Country, and the main sponsors sitting on the Fence, we have decided to postpone the run till things settle down, hopefully we can get this going before songran.

    Thank you all for your comments etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity View Post
    Due to the political situation in this Country, and the main sponsors sitting on the Fence, we have decided to postpone the run till things settle down, hopefully we can get this going before songran.

    Thank you all for your comments etc.
    Probably a good idea, however you may also bear in mind that your event is really geared towards those who are interested in running, no matter how much fun you have organised on the sidelines. Good luck

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    you can walk also. there will be more drinking than running.

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    ...and red may not be exactly the colour of choice at the moment

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    I was thinking that. Maybe a blue shirt run would have got more responce.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity
    Due to the political situation in this Country, and the main sponsors sitting on the Fence, we have decided to postpone the run till things settle down, hopefully we can get this going before songran.


    Quote Originally Posted by nidhogg
    ...and red may not be exactly the colour of choice at the moment
    he was told that a week ago....


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    Anyone who supports fund raising or charity running knows that Red is the traditional colour to use. Even in Bangkok, not many are seen demonstrating in silky red dresses and high heels. its more of a fancy dress run than anything remotely political.

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    Then you could call it Red (but any colour will do) Dress Run

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity View Post
    Anyone who supports fund raising or charity running knows that Red is the traditional colour to use. Even in Bangkok, not many are seen demonstrating in silky red dresses and high heels. its more of a fancy dress run than anything remotely political.
    The colour is the key thing, red. Red is associated with a particular political alliance, it doesnt matter if its a dress, t shirt or cape some Thais will associate that colour with that political alliance.
    Now if a load of westerners are running around in the colour red only a few weeks after a major demonstration where this colour was used some Thais could take offence to this and see it as a show of support for the people who follow that colour, they wont have heard of your charity or whoever is connected with it they will just see a load of people wearing red and make 5 from 2+2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by melvbot View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity View Post
    Anyone who supports fund raising or charity running knows that Red is the traditional colour to use. Even in Bangkok, not many are seen demonstrating in silky red dresses and high heels. its more of a fancy dress run than anything remotely political.
    The colour is the key thing, red. Red is associated with a particular political alliance, it doesnt matter if its a dress, t shirt or cape some Thais will associate that colour with that political alliance.
    Now if a load of westerners are running around in the colour red only a few weeks after a major demonstration where this colour was used some Thais could take offence to this and see it as a show of support for the people who follow that colour, they wont have heard of your charity or whoever is connected with it they will just see a load of people wearing red and make 5 from 2+2.
    Totally correct.

    But, hey - red is the traditional colour for these hash things, so why should they change? Maybe all the Thais should change their perception of red at this politically sensitive time.

    Just choose another colour, ihfcharity, or make it a 'fancy dress run' instead of a red dress one. Would it kill you to bend with the circumstances, just this once?

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    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain
    But, hey - red is the traditional colour for these hash things, so why should they change? Maybe all the Thais should change their perception of red at this politically sensitive time.
    exactly, they are monkeys after all.


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    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain
    But, hey - red is the traditional colour for these hash things, so why should they change? Maybe all the Thais should change their perception of red at this politically sensitive time
    Tell them that then, maybe an ad in the newspapers or on TV.. Just change your stance and get more people entering your event and raise more money.

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    At the End of the day its THAI children we were raising money for, so if Thai people make it difficult its there own orphans that will suffer. if it was not for expat's and donations from abroad the orphanage would of closed down long ago.

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    red added...your continued arrogance is astounding...

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    Quote Originally Posted by klongmaster View Post
    red added...your continued arrogance is astounding...
    I agree with you KM, his attitude is not that of a fundraiser.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity
    the orphanage would of closed down long ago.
    Good. Especially if it meant it was no longer needed.

    Question for you "ihf" would it not be a lot better if you were not needed?

    Who decides you are needed?

    You? or the community?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity
    At the End of the day its THAI children we were raising money for, so if Thai people make it difficult its there own orphans that will suffer.
    They are not making it difficult. You are. How hard is it to change the bloomin' dress code? "Hey, guys, it's Little Black Dresses, not red - OK?" Word of mouth, put it on the announcements you've made in media. It's about as easy as cancelling. I really don't understand this insistence on this one colour & your inability to change with the circumstances, I'm afraid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain
    really don't understand this insistence on this one colour & your inability to change with the circumstances, I'm afraid.
    but that's the way Hashers have always done it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly
    but that's the way Hashers have always done it.
    I get that. What I don't get is someone promoting and heavily involved in a charity saying this

    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity
    At the End of the day its THAI children we were raising money for, so if Thai people make it difficult its there own orphans that will suffer.
    rather than being willing to compromise or change for the sake of those they're helping. That's scary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ihf charity
    At the End of the day its THAI children we were raising money for
    actually, this is one of my pet hates, when a charity fundraiser pulls out the "think about the CHILDREN line"

    its as if I was not going to support the charity previously, but if he reminds me that it is for starving african/thai/whateva children then I will surely buckle and given in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by November Rain View Post
    rather than being willing to compromise or change for the sake of those they're helping. That's scary.
    The whole threads a bit weird. Not understanding the red is an exceedingly sensitive colour in Thailand, plus the attitude tha seems to come across as "we will raise the money how we want, and they should be bloody greatful for it". Bizzare frankly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nidhogg
    The whole threads a bit weird. Not understanding the red is an exceedingly sensitive colour in Thailand, plus the attitude tha seems to come across as "we will raise the money how we want, and they should be bloody greatful for it". Bizzare frankly.
    read some more of his posts.

    out there.

    arrogance to the extreme.

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