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    Having the intuition / inborn luck to successfully drive around a blind corner whilst overtaking someone on double lines.

    And use an angle grinder with no guard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    Having the intuition / inborn luck to successfully drive around a blind corner whilst overtaking someone on double lines.
    I've done that before ... and at about 95mph on a motorbike. You don't need to be Thai to do it. Being young can sometimes be enough.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Neverna View Post
    You don't need to be Thai to do it. Being young can sometimes be enough.
    Same thing, mentally speaking.

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    Tell gullible not-so-bright foreign employees that they're not breaking the law, so you don't have to go through the process of legally employing them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Neverna View Post
    Being young can sometimes be enough.
    Riding with a chickalick on the back while still off yer nuts on xtc can also result in such.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    And use an angle grinder with no guard.
    Sunglasses as welding goggles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by buriramboy View Post
    Farang think too much.
    "Mutt"

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    Multi-million baht insider dealer squillionaire gets fined for an "oversight", a poor provincial squatter sells bits of a half-rotted teak tree found in the forest and goes to prison for a week.

    Thainess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luigi View Post
    Tell gullible not-so-bright foreign employees that they're not breaking the law, so you don't have to go through the process of legally employing them.
    Obsessed.
    How does a narcissist deal with his inferiority complex?
    Just like that.


    Quote Originally Posted by Luigi View Post
    Riding with a chickalick on the back while still off yer nuts on xtc
    ...and also with continuous humble brags about his studliness.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Seekingasylum View Post
    Multi-million baht insider dealer squillionaire gets fined for an "oversight", a poor provincial squatter sells bits of a half-rotted teak tree found in the forest and goes to prison for a week.

    Thainess.
    Wingmans sideline not worked out then.

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    ^^ Whoops-a-Lulu he's off again.


    Quote Originally Posted by Seekingasylum View Post
    a poor provincial squatter sells bits of a half-rotted teak tree found in the forest and goes to prison for a week.
    Wasn't it mushrooms.

    And 20 years.
    Last edited by Luigi; 12-02-2019 at 12:21 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luigi View Post
    Wasn't it mushrooms.

    And 20 years.
    Do you think there's only one story of injustice in Thailand?
    And it was a sentence of 15 years for the mushroom gatherers.

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    ^ What's that all about, then ? Got a link ? Seems over the top....

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    ^They got caught illegally logging teak and tried to claim they were only picking mushrooms, the case was then heavily promoted by the red shirts to make the government look bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    Seems over the top.
    Well, they didn't run over and kill a pair of round the world cyclists, or anything.

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    Thainess is best understood from their viewpoint.
    Their society is a presentational society, emphasising formality, conformity, belief in ceremony, while easily taking presentation to be the heart of things ... Thai 'Face'

    #sayitlikejeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by David48atTD View Post
    #sayitlikejeff
    Comfortably numb.... Dumbing down... Illusory (checking thesaurus)...



    #sayitlikejeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maanaam View Post
    What are your nominations for "rules of Thainess"?
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    I'll put forward a couple
    You are not Thai so stick your suggestions up your blurter!

    What a fucking wanker this Maanaam jerk-off is!

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    For those intrigued and interested, there are quite a few scholarly papers, cultural theories and analysis available regarding the thematic study of "Thainess"....by academics of every nature.

    Just being helpful.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Loy Toy View Post
    You are not Thai so stick your suggestions up your blurter!

    What a fucking wanker this Maanaam jerk-off is!
    Hey Maanaam, looks like you've made a new friend.


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    Thai people always happy.

    What are the rules of "Thainess"?-thaibullshit-jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by HuangLao View Post
    For those intrigued and interested, there are quite a few scholarly papers, cultural theories and analysis available regarding the thematic study of "Thainess"....by academics of every nature.

    Just being helpful.

    FOJ

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    How to wai a Farang correctly......


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    In today's world where you can now identify as anything guess going to have even more cunting farangs identifying as Thai in the UK becoming even more unbearable than they already are trying to out Thai each other. Think all Thai festivals will be avoided this year, although having only been to 2 in 10 years that shouldn't be to much of a burden.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrybarracuda View Post
    Hey Maanaam, looks like you've made a new friend.

    . He's bi-polar. He has phases of slimey chumminess, then phases like the current one of irrational outbursts and general weirdness and anger. I suspect beer is involved in both phases.
    Or maybe it's tri-polar, because he also has long phases of indifference. And maybe no beer involved in that phase. Or maybe it is, too.

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