Hi
I am Keith from South Africaa have marvelous Thai wife Pleasure to be on this fourum
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Hi
I am Keith from South Africaa have marvelous Thai wife Pleasure to be on this fourum
Hi Keith, welcome. Do you live in S. Africa? Please tell us what is going on there.
Good day, old chap.
Where abouts do you hail from in South Africa? Are you Afrikaans or civilised?
^hmmm, you been told about posting gibberish on the forum before.....
Welcome Keith, I'm new myself here. I've found that most posters are friendly on the forums
Not my fault you poms can't read Afrikaans. Hell no wonder we won the Rugby World Cup. :nerner:Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtydog
Top-notch translation, MtD. You sure you're not from SA? :)
^ It wasn't difficult to work it out.
I think you won the world cup because you only had to play 2 decent (ish) teams, but you were the best team on the day, so fair play.
not sure I understand that logic.Quote:
Originally Posted by watterinja
they won't let me write Welsh either.
we didn't win the world cup.
:(
welcome keith.
:wales:
I thought everyone understood sheep-speak? Sorry to hear your language has been banned on TD. :(
Keith, you'll enjoy your sojourn on TD. It is a wonderful cross-section of seasoned 'posters' (or perverts, if you will).
Greetings Keith, welcome to TD.
Welcome, Keith!
Hello Keith, welcome! :)
Hi Sorry for the delay but there is a 5 hour time diff between Thailand and South Africa Its 6 am now I was surprised at how quick the response was and how many replies there were. I speak English and Afrikaans and a bit of Xhosa
Welcome Keith. If you speak Xhosa, does that mean you are somewhere around the Cape town area? I'm prolly totally wrong, but I thought it tended to be more Zulu in Durban and north.
Thank you for the reply I look forward to conversing with you. Perhaps in Afrikaans:1st:Quote:
Originally Posted by watterinja
[quote=ChiangMai noon;454935]not sure I understand that logic.Quote:
Originally Posted by watterinja
they won't let me write Welsh either.
we didn't win the world cup.
:(
welcome keith.
:wales:Thank you for the welcome At least the welsh can sing. sa plays Wales this month. Good luck
There is a big Thai Community in SA. Roughly8000 on Joburg alone. Last week there was a function and 120 of prominant Thai officials were here to raise fund for a templeQuote:
Originally Posted by chinthee
^^ They'll need it! :kiwi:
Good to meet a fellow South AfricanQuote:
Originally Posted by watterinjaNot my fault you poms can't read Afrikaans. Hell no wonder we won the Rugby World Cup. :nerner:Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtydog
Top-notch translation, MtD. You sure you're not from SA? :)
Keith, likewise nice to come across another fellow South African.
Feel free to pm me at any time & I'll try & point you towards someone can help, or to useful links. TD has a great community.
hey mate, velkommen
welcome, kieth. hope you find what you want on the "fun" forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith
i am another south african hiding behind the teak door.
Keith.
I was wondering how long it took you to come up with your user name?
Hi there Keith. one good thing about being a newbie is theres HEAPS to read! check out "famous threads" :)
Hi, Keith. Do you have a permanent tan?
Keith glad to meet you. So where do you work in SA and how love have you been there?
Welcome Kieth!
Is your wife really named "Pleasure"? If so, I commend your honesty, and envy you!;)
Hey keith....
They did. What's that bit of gibberish I see in your signature?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
Welcome to our small but growing Teak Door community. We have the usual assortment of folks like any community. The good, bad and the ugly all seem to get on pretty well, most of the time. OK some of the time.:)
Mostly good and ugly or bad and ugly :)
Welcome aboard! We are delighted to welcome you to Teakdoor, the forum that tells it like it is.
Please ensure that your seat belt is fastened, your seat back is upright and your tray-table is stowed.
At Teakdoor, your safety is our first priority. Actually, that is not quite true: if it were, our seats would be rear-facing, like those in military aircraft, since they are safer in the event of an emergency landing.
Anyhow, would you like a drinK?
I thought that was a musical instrument ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Keith
no, actually it is a demolition machine used in south africa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivor Biggun
they are relatively cheap to buy, and are incredibly efficient at breaking everything in sight.
if you do not like your furniture, crockery, house, garden, tools or car, you just need to hire one to clean your home and pretty soon you will have to replace everything that did not go missing ......
i think youall scared him off, I lay the blame squarely at the welshman's feet!