Well after being a member on the forum for quite some time now the time has come to ask a question to DirtyDog, and anyone else who may know the answer.
ThaiVisa sounds a reasonable name for a forum that discusses.... Ummm.... Thai visas!
Thaizine has the word Thai in there so that makes sense!
Ajarn translated in Thai (if I have it correct) is a meaning for a profession in English I believe, so it is understood.
But then we have TeakDoor.... How that word came about I just do not know! Could it be DirtyDog's love for teak doors? Or is it used as a metaphor to describe the forum that dosen't close the strong doors of teak for anyone, and a place where the door is always open?
I get that feeling when I read HillBilly welcoming newbies often. But the question really does make me curious. Why teakdoor?