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555...As the Aussies say things are finally on the up swing... After 8+ years of promises they are finally building a blacktop road past our farm. Not sure about the concrete pipes that the wife and neighbors ordered to the tune of 4k baht to ensure access to our road since they ain’t digging any drainage trench our side of the road? Also our rubber cutters are now active…Life is good?

Wog has graduated to mean all darker skinned foreigners

Europeans can be called 'Dago'

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

Wog has graduated to mean all darker skinned foreigners

Europeans can be called 'Dago'

Dago is an offensive term used to refer to Italians, and very occasionally Spanish, folks.

5555...Who knows..Maybe in another ten years the government may survey our approx 100rai and convert from SBK to Chanote… Sell up for 20 mil+ and retire to a beach house in FNQ OZ ...in my wheelchair…”ya must be dreamin mate”..555

Regardless, there's still to many dagos and wogs in england now

My Gf tried eating this rather ambitious concoction at some French gaff in Hua Hin. Eggs were cold, toast was just warm and the avocado & smoked salmon had just come out the fridge. Needless to say she had one mouthful

You could rearrange that, tell them to put it in the microwave for 45 seconds and you might have something. The basics are there.

For 245 Baht inc.coffee, it's just not on


I just bought a black suit from Sainsburys for £55. It's machine washable and apparently will never need ironing

It was made in Bangladesh, probably by slum kids in a sweatshop

Originally Posted by Maanaam

I was once told that "wog" was an acronym for Western Oriental Gentleman.
Opinions on the truth of this?

True enough, but a mixed history for the term.

Earlier, the word came from the words Working On Government Service stenciled onto shirts worn by Egyptian workers during the early 1800s.

Gollywogs were what we called Sudanese Fuzzy-wuzzies, ex-army dock workers at Port Sudan during the 1950s-60s, who caked their hair with mud into an elaborate coife with a lice scratcher stick stuck into it at a jaunty angle.

They wouldn't let you photograph them because the camera was the evil eye which could capture their souls.

Gollywog could also refer to a Xtianized African, (golly = god, so god-wogs.) generally sociable types.

My take on it all.

Wily oriental gentleman, surely ?

I paid £85 for some Sennheiser headphones. Elton John has never sounded better

Avocado on toast again for brunch.

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

I just bought a black suit from Sainsburys for £55

Originally Posted by DJ Pat

I paid £85 for some Sennheiser headphones. Elton John has never sounded better

So you sent thirty pounds more for your headphones than you did for you "suit"?


Sure you look good.

Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton

Dago is an offensive term used to refer to Italians, and very occasionally Spanish, folks.

Never let a dago by?

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Originally Posted by DJ Pat

Regardless, there's still to many dagos and wogs in england now

They may well feel the same about chinkies.

Had a good chat today, my heart wasn't really in it

^ Which one is your good self, Pat?...

It's the 5 th Nov and that means Guy Fawkes, so we just went through a load of fireworks in the garden. The whole neighbourhood smells of cordite,and the sound of loud bangs.

Ahh yes, Guy Fawkes night..

It's British custom to stick a firework up a cats arse

Daughter (5) was discharged from hospital yesterday, on the way out she dropped something and immediately exclaimed 'FUCK'.
After I picked myself up from laughing I decided I really must watch my language around the kids.