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    rural attire?

    so..it is pissing torrential rain, thunder, lightning , road auto lights on...and....

    So what is your usual attire in a rural environment..

    Sitting here having a few Chang ( "solly Archa finished already")..no neighbors within 2k

    So..
    me ...boxers if have nuffin to do..if doing some work, old pair of tacky and stinky shorts sans underwear..if brush cutting or diggin frickin holes or...visor,wellies and step kids sweat pants and least smelly old shirt...

    wife unit...whatever but mostly just panties and sarong.

    'course if we go to market I often shave or maybe shower and we dress up........lol

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    Flip flops and shorts.

    It's getting muddier out there by the minute.

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    casual - boxers
    formal - camo shorts and singlet

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    Shorts, or fishermen's/Lana trousers and a cotton shirt, sandals, floppy hat.

    Formal is black trousers white Lana shirt black shoes and socks, formal is usually funerals and ceremonies, otherwise formal may be Euro style grey, olive or fawn trousers and shirt, grey shoes, but only if it's a wedding or meetings with hi-sos and farang.

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    how can you guys wear shorts? don't you have any mossies around there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    Formal is black trousers white Lana shirt black shoes and socks, formal is usually funerals and ceremonies, otherwise formal may be Euro style grey, olive or fawn trousers and shirt, grey shoes, but only if it's a wedding or meetings with hi-sos and farang.
    I don't think anyone asked you that

    but it sounds horrendous

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    Formal is black trousers white Lana shirt black shoes and socks, formal is usually funerals and ceremonies, otherwise formal may be Euro style grey, olive or fawn trousers and shirt, grey shoes, but only if it's a wedding or meetings with hi-sos and farang.
    Did you play one of the grandparents in the Sopranos?

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    with a shirt if someone is over


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    Swim trunks and tank top. If I have to go out, change swim trunks for shorts and add flip flops.

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    Panama hat, navy blue shorts, short sleeved ice blue shirt, blue sandals.

    Best dressed Farrang in Cha-am!
    Last edited by charleyboy; 08-10-2013 at 04:23 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    Formal is black trousers white Lana shirt black shoes and socks, formal is usually funerals and ceremonies, otherwise formal may be Euro style grey, olive or fawn trousers and shirt, grey shoes, but only if it's a wedding or meetings with hi-sos and farang.
    Did you play one of the grandparents in the Sopranos?
    Nope, it's the price ya pay for hanging out with hi-so Chinese Thais, seems like at least twice a month I have to get dolled up, same goes when I teach, Thais insist on formal clothing.

    Anyway, I am a grandad, ya clown!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrAndy View Post
    how can you guys wear shorts? don't you have any mossies around there?

    Sure, would you like some?
    On our land on the bank of the chaopaya in Singburi now, outdoors is not habitable by man or beast after 6pm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrAndy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    Formal is black trousers white Lana shirt black shoes and socks, formal is usually funerals and ceremonies, otherwise formal may be Euro style grey, olive or fawn trousers and shirt, grey shoes, but only if it's a wedding or meetings with hi-sos and farang.
    I don't think anyone asked you that

    but it sounds horrendous
    I don't exactly like wearing formal clothing, but burmese/fisherman trousers or shorts and sandals are frowned on in wats and schools.

    Have you ever noticed that teachers have to dress formally and so do funeral or wat ceremony celebrants?

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    informal = speedos

    formal = speedos and stilettos

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    Flip flops, shorts. Polo shirt when out and about. Formal attire for all occasions innit?

    ENT, whats with the "black shoes?" You a cop!

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    shorts and a t shirt, always sandals unless I am working.

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    Combat shorts and T-shirt daytime with trainers and socks. Jeans in the evening, mozzies love me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ltnt View Post
    Flip flops, shorts. Polo shirt when out and about. Formal attire for all occasions innit?

    ENT, whats with the "black shoes?" You a cop!
    You never attended a Thai funeral?

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    ^ black flipflops?

    anyway ENT, next time you dress up, get some underpants

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ltnt View Post
    Flip flops, shorts. Polo shirt when out and about. Formal attire for all occasions innit?

    ENT, whats with the "black shoes?" You a cop!
    You never attended a Thai funeral?
    Yes but never dressed up for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ENT
    You never attended a Thai funeral?
    Yup! Seems there was a lot of requests for "white envelopes," for some reason. I wore my formal 40 baht pair of flip flops to the wake. My serious flip flops 60 baht, to the cremation. Do you think the dead guy cared?

    Black shoes polished to a very high luster no doubt...strangely Thomas Wolffe like from his story about the Marry Pranksters going into the financial district of San Francisco seeing all those pin striped suits and ties , men with shiny brogans walking as though they were kicking dog turds with every step....Ken Keasey group back in the day...to much Acid...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ltnt
    Marry Pranksters
    Freudian in some way?

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    Used to be shorts or cropped trousers, vest top and flip flops. Proper t-shirt & cropped trousers if working in a wat. Always flip flops.

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    ^ if it's not a personal question, bra?

    Quote Originally Posted by somtamslap View Post
    informal = speedos

    formal = speedos and stilettos
    It simply does not get better than that; we are in the presence of greatness here...



    I like the sarong (worn high like a sumo), no underwear, no top, contrasted by cheap plastic flip flops look.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bettyboo
    if it's not a personal question, bra?
    Definitely in wats. What do you take me for?

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