Thread: Druggie Kiwi Jumps from Pattaya Balcony

Originally Posted by malmomike77

Lived experience?

Originally Posted by cyrille

Nauseating, isn't it.

A simple enough term.


”Personal knowledge about the world gained through direct, first-hand involvement in everyday events rather than through representations constructed by other people.”

Lived experience - Oxford Reference

No, you don't need the lived bit of stupid americanism

Originally Posted by cyrille

Probably just frustrated 65 year old drunks trying to present themselves as something they palpably are not, would be my guess.

I think stolen valor really only applies to military personnel. And let’s face it, not many people would want to pretend they’d been a teacha in Thailand, eh?

Originally Posted by DrWilly

A simple enough term.


”Personal knowledge about the world gained through direct, first-hand involvement in everyday events rather than through representations constructed by other people.”

Lived experience - Oxford Reference

So experience then

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Lived experience - Oxford Reference

Originally Posted by malmomike77

stupid americanism

Might wanna ask Siri where is Oxford?

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Might wanna ask Siri where is Oxford?

Yeah, 'cos everything in the Oxford English Dictionary originates from Oxford.

FFS, quit while you're behind, eh.

You might as well go all in and step up to the plate with Super lived experience just for emphasis

A cliche does serve a purpose, and some are unavoidable they’re that effective viz. low hanging fruit, uphill battle, the grass is greener.

A ‘lived experience’ is silly, not least because of its tautology, rendered superfluous by substituting ‘my’ for ‘lived’

If one wants to qualify it, excluding the purely academic, then ‘empirical’ might be a nice adjective to use.

How about 'Lived experience is just that: lived'.

A sure sign of a complete anchor, that one.

Originally Posted by armstrong

Oh dear. They really shouldn't be allowed to leave their tiny, 3rd world island. They're just not made for the city.

Wow, did this thread veer into the ditch.

Teacher in Thailand here.

They call us 'Teacher _______' or 'Mr' _______.

I get a 'Sir' if I venture into High School.

The only way you'd get kru or ajarn was if you were in some banok backwater where even the word teacher is out of their reach

So your a primary school."Kru" wow
Impressive. Very Mr asshole

Originally Posted by BLD

So your a primary school."Kru" wow
Impressive. Very Mr asshole

You missed the point again. I look forward to reading 20 posts in a row from you that also continue to miss the point.

Originally Posted by armstrong

The only way you'd get kru or ajarn was if you were in some banok backwater where even the word teacher is out of their reach

Or if you are teaching adults.

Though Mr__________ is more common.

What did your boys call you from the back of the class cyrille?

^
Cyrille didn’t mind when his boys got his title wrong. He enjoyed giving them bottom marks.

Originally Posted by taxexile

What did your boys call you from the back of the class cyrille?

Have you constructed another one of your homo-erotic fantasies around it, tax?

If so, please don't feel obliged to share.

Just pm it to iceprick, your fellow tiresome, unimaginative troll.

Cyrille loves to dish it out and then duck for cover. An absolute humourless wrong ‘un

Anyway Ciz, did you have any luck finding that tall boy with the easily removable drawers?

A druggie kiwi.

Originally Posted by armstrong

The only way you'd get kru or ajarn was if you were in some banok backwater where even the word teacher is out of their reach

555.

Pretty much every university academic is called ajarn

Originally Posted by armstrong

You missed the point again. I look forward to reading 20 posts in a row from you that also continue to miss the point.

Oh, did I? This primary school gig seems to allow you a lot of time for your mod duties. Not to much stress there at all eh? What WAS the Point I missed btw?

Originally Posted by BLD

Oh, did I? This primary school gig seems to allow you a lot of time for your mod duties. Not to much stress there at all eh? What WAS the Point I missed btw?

I don't log in at work.

And LOL, "mod duties".

Originally Posted by nidhogg

555.

Pretty much every university academic is called ajarn

Yeah, armstrong is inadvisably extrapolating beyond his patch of the rug there.

Quite amusing, as he was saying other people have parochial views.

You think you're insulting me but the jokes on you as I don't know what those words mean.

I thought this thread was about some Kiwi not the term used for teacher at various levels in Thailand, an education system which delivers graduates for 7Elevens who can advise you on your choice of menthol nasal sniffs.