Thread: Memory Lane (In my own language)

Originally Posted by nathanielnong

From 1939 onward, according to the Government's declaration of changing to name of the Country from Siam to Thailand in 1939, the title was changed to "Miss Thailand"

...and when did Miss Tiffany become a thing?...

Originally Posted by tomcat

...and when did Miss Tiffany become a thing?...

in the year 1998

Having problem with inserting photos. They are on and off. Don't know why....

Originally Posted by nathanielnong

Having problem with inserting photos. They are on and off. Don't know why....

You probably need a higher post count.

Just upload the photos to your computer. Use the icon to insert the photos. Double click to make them large.


Here is one of the contestants of the 1963 contest on the way to the venue as an example.. Less than a minute job and I am shit at computers.

Originally Posted by aging one

Here is one of the contestants of the 1963 contest on the way to the venue as an example..

Style indeed, but quite a stroll from VN. Style Queens of 1960s Saigon

Originally Posted by aging one

Just upload the photos to your computer. Use the icon to insert the photos. Double click to make them large.


Here is one of the contestants of the 1963 contest on the way to the venue as an example.. Less than a minute job and I am shit at computers.

She's on her way

Originally Posted by YourDaddy

She's on her way

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How to “Wai” Properly in Thailand

The wai, pronounced like the word “why,” is the traditional greeting of Thailand. Though foreigners should not go around giving the wai to everyone they see, they are often expected to return the greeting. The wai greeting is usually paired with the word “Hello” in Thai, which is Sawasdee, thereby making it a greeting and a way to say hello; however, it is also a way in which to show someone respect.





There are different types of wai:

^ beauty!

(no, not your computer skills ao, but contestant 1963. lol)

1965 was also another successful year for Miss Thailand. She could achieved the second runner up from Miss Universe pageant.... more...

And not a nice set of calf muscles among them - an oddity of Thai women

Under-developed calf muscles is likely just down to a lack of using them - riding a motorbike to the market 200m away rather than walking there, for example. And shuffling/walking very slowly won't exercise calf-muscles much either. Those Thai women who exercise their calf muscles certainly develop them nicely - just as men or women from other countries.

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I thought her calf muscles would be better after all that walking

Nicely done!