I don't need this DAHKCHANG/MIGHTY CHANG paranoia anymore.

SEE YOU FARLUNGS

Cheer up Al, it could have been worse somebody could have accused you of being mighty chang on your first post.

fair enough, but i does get a bit much hearing about dress sense all the time.

what about more important things like regulations for dunnies:
must provide more toilet paper not just a hose, farlung style not squat (thai) style, no water on the floor ect.

Please don't try and change thailand into one of those western countries that alot of us can't wait to get away from. morlam is part of isan culture. If you don't like it you don't have to go. youngsters will fight at dances all over the world, always have always will. My wife advises me on which vi...

As for dress code I dont think you should have to dress to the hilt but people should take pride in their appearance and some could use with a bar of soap. I think it should be made possible to own a equal share in your house as your thai wife.(papers in joint names) I would like to see the schools ...

he farlung for sure, never ate a grain of sticky rice or ate som tum in his life.

we should push this 1 through the senate asap.

na, hes pretty good the old por dah.
spoke to him yesterday for fathers day he is looking forward to having a beer and low cal with me.

The free tower for every farlung could be a great policy PH.
that type of thinking is what the thai goverment needs to boost their economy. imagine the expenditure the TW or TGF could do in this time.

because of the political unrest of late the thai people have decided to make a farlung pm for while and they spotted you at the night market and chose you as the one they would like to run their country.

WHAT CHANGES WOULD YOU MAKE TO THAILAND ?

never had problem with family going into our room but even though i have bought my father in-law several pairs he still pinches my thongs.

KEE MAH

bars look so attractive on the punters side very different the other side

a fool and his money soon parts, im sorry to say

i drove to chiang mai 2 years ago in my brother-in-laws car, he suplied the car i paid for petrol, nice drive through loei over the mountains we were in a new honda jazz. i wouldn't like to go by bus.
a recent post on this forum said thai airways were now flying atr's from udon to chiang mai.

what about aussie sayings like "ken oath", "fair dinkum", "beauty mate", "sheilas"

anyway Lars best of luck, im not a permanent resident of udon yet but later on i may be interested in
catching up with fellow farlungs for a chin wag on the the odd occasion

i am looking at going to see ankor wat shortly after songkran, is udon a international airport yet and can you fly direct to Phon Penn ?
if not what is the best route to fly ?
any information would be greatly appreciated.

one thing young thai's are tought is a great respect for their elders something the western world could teach their children

stumbled across a great music dvd a few years ago ALICE IN CHAINS - UNPLUGGED
great concert. my favourite bands were led zeppelin and ac/dc(bon scott) but i can listen to most music
that has good beat and guitar.
the brother in-law gives me a lot of thai music and i like that too, especially mor lam.

thanks for the welcome everyone no ter i am not the same dahkchang sorry but it is a small world. i have a ripper of story that happened early this year. my wife received a phone call oneday from a young girl who had lived at the end my wifes street in her village. she told my wife she had been livi...

if you think im mighty chang then he has beaten you.
because as i said when i politely introduced myself my name is mick i am from sydney and my wifes family and
friends call me dahkchang