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Take it Sumchai the retard.
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Take it Sumchai the retard.
They fix that shit for fook all
Yess.... I am so proud of my catch.Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
Did I mention she is Chinese?
You mean Luigi and his mate ?Quote:
Originally Posted by YourDaddy
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Not a bad idea Tezza.Quote:
Originally Posted by terry57
Not just a pretty face eh.
In the Chanthaburi Tesco's store there is a Yamazaki bakers,Quote:
Originally Posted by NamPikToot
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Baguettes are 30THB each. Buy a weeks supply and freeze until eating.
I like the Thai transliteration. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Ok, smart-bum, what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Smelly cheese.
It says "baguette" as best as I can tell. TBH, my Thai reading skills come from reading number plates...Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
Yea, right . . . can't fool me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Thank you, a sensible answer from a clearly highly educated and culturally assimilated polyglot.Quote:
Originally Posted by happynz
Oh . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by happynz
Right, that'll be it thenQuote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Me too. Exceptional. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
bpa-get-tae :mid: (the 'ae' is pronounced as in pay, say, day, etc)Quote:
Originally Posted by panama hat
...with a wonderful tone on the last syllable.
As in the River "Tay", the longest river in Scotland?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Or as in "aye laddie"
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Aussies will eff that up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
;)
Oh, as in Kiwis making fun of Aussie pronunciation - :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by happynz
I do like uNZud, but mocking Oz for that??? :rofl:
Pano from my office balcony right now
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Actually, when one starts to learn Thai reading, number plates... along with bus signage and shop fronts are a great way to practice one's reading skills daily, along with menus.Quote:
Originally Posted by happynz
Anyway, as Nev mentioned, they obviously took it as being an English word as opposed to French, and transliterated it via the spelling as 'bpaa get tay'. A little bit like spaghetti, but without the 's' and the last syllable long A, as opposed to long E.
^^
Yer,
give a rest lu-lu. Ya practising to be a Tefler ain't cha. :cmn:
I'm sure Cyrille has hacked his account:)
:smileylaughing:HTF is it wise to learn from signs and menus when your average chicken head fucks all the English part of the translation up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
No wonder your getting a dipped cock instead of chicken in your 40 baht cow sois:)
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Tough crowd.
Can't a twat try to show off on here without being abused?
Ya really would think these fookin silly coonts getting a menu written in Arsetralian would get me to do it instead of silly fookin lu-lu.
:smileylaughing:
You don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
You use them to practice your Thai reading. :-)
Ya dilliterate hippo. :)
See ya later, Thailand.
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Originally Posted by Dillinger
I was impressed, Luigi, take no heed of the naysayers and ne'er-do-wellsQuote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Fly well! My wife and girls flew back on Saturday - the weather is brilliant in NZ at the mo . . . and the pool is greenQuote:
Originally Posted by happynz
Speaking of our pool - the pump carked it and the guy in charge of our pool cleaning service was away on vacation - typical NZ
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I hope ya got it heated. ?
The fuker would be freezing most of the time in NZ and mostly suitable for a duck pond.
I had one in Perth and it was mainly good for 3-4 months of the year.
Never have one again.
Spa OK.
Yup, solar as well as the cover but it's only good for a short whileQuote:
Originally Posted by terry57
Yup - a money and effort drain is all it isQuote:
Originally Posted by terry57
And Perth is a good deal hotter for longer than Auckland . . . we had a pool in Sydney, it wasn't much better but this thing is useless . . . it looked good when we bought the place when moving down to NZQuote:
Originally Posted by terry57
Ditto - neverQuote:
Originally Posted by terry57
Me mate wanted to go for a cruise:
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My first car was a VW that I bought off my neighbour (for $400).
I was working in at Wentworth Park Dogs to earn some cash while still at school.
One afternoon, I pulled into the car park at work.
Just I was getting out of the car, my neighbour's dog raised its head from the back seat to say hello!
I' surprise the cat would be seen dead in a snot-green ute . . . you know . . . because catsQuote:
Originally Posted by AntRobertson
Being Wentworth Park surely it would have said G'dayQuote:
Originally Posted by TizMe
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Coopers sparkling Ale.
Fookin wonderful stuff, give it a run fukers. :)
^ I've tried it. It was awful.
Just my opinion, of course. Each to their own.
Of course,
But your opinion is shit innit.
People born in Bournemouth are on the retarded side. :UK:
Thank goodness I wasn't born in Bournemouth, then.
Back in the day didn't they do a beer with a red label that was a stout?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Used to drink it in Sydney and liked it a lot.
Then a few years later I bought a few of those with the red label in the picture and they tasted more like the brews generally popular in Australia. Gnats piss.
Coopers Brewery in South Australia produces some of the best ales in Arsetralia.
Also do some good Dark beers
I brewed my own for many years, still have my Kit in my shed.
Fire her up again one day. :)