Songkran 2023

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Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I'm not the one saying they don't celebrate Songkran in Rayong and Chonburi during.... Songkran.

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You're giving willy a lesson in bizarrely mangled nonsense there. :D

Songkran Dates, Thailand 2023: Thursday April 13 - Saturday April 15

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Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I'm not the one saying they don't celebrate Songkran in Rayong and Chonburi during.... Songkran.

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No one said that, Newbie.

You had never heard of the region's Wan Lai celebration, now you've been educated.


You're welcome. :-)

‘Day that flows’ celebrations kick off in Chonburi

'Wan Lai is usually held in eastern seaboard provinces after Songkran'.

What a ridiculous know nothing know it all you are, harriet. :D

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Originally Posted by cyrille

‘Day that flows’ celebrations kick off in Chonburi

'Wan Lai is usually held in eastern seaboard provinces after Songkran'.

What a ridiculous know nothing know it all you are, harriet. :D

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You know before you keep making c u n t s of yourselves you should probably go and delete the original, stupid post.

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Originally Posted by Edmond

Actually, Chonburi province traditionally celebrates it on their own Wan Lai day (translates as flowing/pouring day) on the 19th. Kinda unique compared to the rest of Thailand.

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Aaand he's still digging. :D

Now I supposedly made a mistake in not deleting Mao's post.

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Just so we're clear - Songkran in Chonburi and Rayong takes place (unsurprisingly) during Songkran.

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Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Just so we're clear - Songkran in Chonburi and Rayong takes place (unsurprisingly) during Songkran.

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Yes, the dates of their celebrations you didn't know.


Good to see you start to learn about Thailand. :-)

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Originally Posted by Edmond

Yes, the dates of their celebrations you didn't know.


Good to see you start to learn about Thailand. :-)

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I'm pretty sure everyone knows the dates for Songkran except you and your witless pal.

But then again you seem to think it isn't called Songkran in that neck of the woods.

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harriet heading into 'chico' territory here. :D

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Originally Posted by cyrille

harriet heading into 'chico' territory here. :D

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sybille doing his best to cling on.

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'Clinging on' while you continue to make a complete tit of yourself?

Yeah, sure. :D

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'Wan Lai is usually held in eastern seaboard provinces after Songkran'.

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What part of that do you not understand, harriet? :D

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Originally Posted by cyrille

What part of that do you not understand, harriet? :D

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You're kinda illiterate, aren't you?

I'll try one more time, just for you. Try reading it slowly.

When I said Chonburi doesn't have different dates for Songkran, the reply was:

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https://teakdoor.com/images/TD/misc/quote_icon.png Originally Posted by Edmond https://teakdoor.com/images/TD/butto...post-right.png
Actually, Chonburi province traditionally celebrates it on their own Wan Lai day (translates as flowing/pouring day) on the 19th. Kinda unique compared to the rest of Thailand.

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Now, do you want to take a guess what the Songkran dates are for Chonburi? (And Rayong for that matter)?

Take your time now.

You know, if you didn't have such a sky high opinion of yourself, you might not be so dumb. :D

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Originally Posted by cyrille

You know, if you didn't have such a sky high opinion of yourself, you might not be so dumb. :D

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By fuck I think he's actually starting to understand.

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So, the dates? Any ideas?

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sybille seems to be suffering from the heat . . . it affects OAPs quite badly, I've heard.