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    Burmese Videos

    Yannow, the term "Burmese" used to the refer to the county and people of Myanmar is kinda offensive to the 40% of the population who live here who are not of the dominant "Bamar" ethnic group.

    Calling Myanmar "Burma" is like calling Siam "Thailand"...

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    From today...


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    Enjoyed that, Joko...The mellow music, especially...Who's singin'?...

    And where is it?...

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    Nice vid^^I enjoy the vid...do you live and work in myanmar?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joko View Post
    Yannow, the term "Burmese" used to the refer to the county and people of Myanmar is kinda offensive to the 40% of the population who live here who are not of the dominant "Bamar" ethnic group.

    Calling Myanmar "Burma" is like calling Siam "Thailand"...

    BUll;
    even Aung San Suu Kyi says its ok to call it Burma

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joko
    offensive to the 40%
    Mustn't offend minorities eh?
    Is it too soon for the infestation of political correctness in this magnificent country?

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    Thanks for the appreciation.

    Music: Taj Mahal

    Location: Yangon

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    I just wonder..If thailand treat them like shit...why they still work here... why do not back to find good job in their country?

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    ^ Err...For money, I'll bet...

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    @joko - thanks for the vid!

    @bb - well of course it's for the money! just like the way "flippers" go abroad - as maids, nannies, construction workers, even nurses, teachers, engineers & doctors! Like you've said in another thread - you've met flippers everywhere (I assume in Canada or the US?)

    @za - have you travelled outside of Th? If not, then I suggest that you do so. Improve your English, save up money, then travel to neighboring countries. You can do it by bus or bt train, and you can do it on a budget. Be a backpacker. Travel w/ friends, or travel alone. I've done it, and so have other SEAsian young ppl, who are usually on a budget too. Travelling outside your country will give you a better world view & understanding of issues. Just my 2 peso cents.

    Sorry for typos, am on fone

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    Quote Originally Posted by katie23
    @za - have you travelled outside of Th? If not, then I suggest that you do so. Improve your English, save up money, then travel to neighboring countries. You can do it by bus or bt train, and you can do it on a budget. Be a backpacker. Travel w/ friends, or travel alone. I've done it, and so have other SEAsian young ppl, who are usually on a budget too. Travelling outside your country will give you a better world view & understanding of issues. Just my 2 peso cents.
    Damn good advice.

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    Sorry just back home..outside all day today for my free day
    ...Thanks Katie for your nice advice..I wait someone to support me hehe ...kidding
    would be nice if I have to do that but I am scared to go outside Thailand...and I dont like to travel alone...and all my friends already marry so I have not much friends to travel together..so we can only travel in thailand and when we have long free time...we all have to back to visit family when we have long day off..same new year or song kran day here...
    For today we have to travel to some place nearly my room at BKK ..I have to show some pic but sorry cant show my sexy face so I have to put some sticker eiei...scared some people on here will cant sleep..eiei


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    @za - You live in Bkk. It would be easy to take the night train to Vientiane or the casino.bus (bus 99) to Aranyaprathet to cross to Cambodia. Then you could go to Battambang, Siem Reap or Phnom Penh by bus. Vientiane is safe for a female traveller -I've been there, and to Phnom Penh too. You just have to read up, read blogs, be safe & sensible, if/when you're travelling alone.

    Early this year I met a Thai lady, also a traveller. She works as a translator in Bkk and she spoke English well. We were roommates at a hostel in Kuala Lumpur. So there are Thsi ladies who travel too. The world is a big & beautiful place - so many places to explore!

    Thanks for the pics - very nice. But I would advise you not to dress like that if/when you travel alone. You'd be a magnet for harassment.

    Anyway, up to you, so they say. Good luck in all your endeavors. PM me if you do decide to travel - I could give you the names of the places I stayed in - they're not very pricey.

    P.S. In one of my travels, I met a fellow flipper solo traveller. We met at the Poi pet border + hr was going to Siem Reap, I was on my way to Battambang. We chatted a bit & took a selfie together. He only had a few days off, as did I. Was nice to see a fellow pinoy backpacker in that bus station, amidst the farang backpackers. There was also a backpacker couple from SG, if I recall.

    Sorry frm typos, on fone

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    Thank you Katie...will let you know if I can find some friend to make a trip with..as I told you I dont like to travel alone..

    P.s. about my dress I think I can wear only in BKK or somewhere in Thailand
    even my hometown at KK I cant wear this cuz my mum dont like it...we fight about my dress many time 555+

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    ... and today's word is

    nincompoops

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    I've met Flippers where I live, male and female nurses, and sailors on the ship that brings Scandinavian timber on board over here for the building industry.

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    Flippers are everywhere!...It's a wonderful thing...Even under the water we need flippers while diving...

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    Quote Originally Posted by can123
    ... and today's word is

    nincompoops
    I think my word is

    You just stay home and drink hot milk then go to bed

    (offline computer )...the best thing I would say

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    Maybe he will have sweet dreams and visions of sugarplums?...

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    Who is the pig in the pic, up there?...Heh...

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    Quote Originally Posted by BaitongBoy View Post
    Maybe he will have sweet dreams and visions of sugarplums?...

    There are some seriously sick people about. My vision is of a couple of fairies.

    One sends "reds" - nincompoop !

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    Quote Originally Posted by can123
    My vision is of a couple of fairies.
    Is it a good dream, can?...

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    He cant have a good dream ...maybe he will dream about me 555+

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    Quote Originally Posted by BaitongBoy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by can123
    My vision is of a couple of fairies.
    Is it a good dream, can?...
    No, it's really disconcerting. I have recurring nightmares of Les Dawson/ Roy Barraclough.


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    All I can say is wow.

    I applaud your inhibition in that you, bld and Nicethaiza are the only ones on the forum bold enough to use your actual pictures as your avitar.

    How long had you been there before you would not get Delhi belly and or what would you say to someone who has never traveled Burma to keep from getting it?

    I'm also curious as to what you do there and why. I have met a few Burmese people and I have never found one that wanted to go back. These were people that work at the local Asian food market and a few others that worked in thrift stores.

    I ask them if after they save for retirement would they like to return and still none would say yes or even maybe. I know of may Laotians that have built homes back in Laos with plans of returning as the cost of living is much lower.
    Any insight as to why. I can only imagine it's not a good place for the average person or the political climate is distasteful ect.

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