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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Dinner at my favorite seafood restaurant in Bangkok
Black pepper crab (pu pik thai dam)
No this is not dinner but my other dog jaja
New one? Silky?
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This is two and a half, she's a tiny Yorky barely 2.5kg. A rascal she is. She's mine somewhat, don't live with me though but I see her once or twice a week if I'm not traveling if you know what I mean.
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Is it mangosteen season now? Fantastic - I love the fruit. Good timing for my trip there end of the month. Will be in Pattaya - tried to get in touch with the "Man from Chonburi" last time around but got his voicemail instead. You were, if I recall, out of town.
Hope everyone doing fine, chokdee. You guys are the best - keep up the great work.
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Yes its mangosteen. These are small but very sweet with a tinge of sourness, shiok. Welcome back buddy. End of the month I'm likely to be here. PM me date when it gets closer if time permits we go to Pattaya together.
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Today's (lighter side) slice of thai mango. Miss Universe throws in towel (rather see her without 1:p), amidst controversy
Miss Universe Thailand gives up title
Weluree 'Fai' Ditsayabut bows out
Bangkok Post Published: 9/06/2014 at 04:56 PM
Miss Universe Thailand winner Weluree "Fai" Ditsayabut on Monday relinquished her crown following public criticism of perceived inappropriate remarks on social media, including anti-red shirt comments, and of her "chubby" appearance.
Fai: My mum loses her sleep because of me.
A tearful Fai told a press briefing at a Bangkok hotel that she had decided to unconditionally surrender her title.
"I've made this decision on my own. I would like to thank all the judges who selected me as well as my parents, friends and those who looked after me.
"I also want to thank the people who made comments about me, both good and bad ones, through the media," said the 22-year-old actress and former host of the teen television show "Strawberry Cheesecake".
When reporters asked whether she would regret giving up this opportunity, Fai said she was not sorry at all.
"At first, my family was happy for me when I was crowned. But there's no more happiness following waves of criticism from the society," Fai said.
She had initially decided to perform her duty as Miss Universe Thailand but later resigned after seeing her mother losing sleep because of her.
Organisers of Miss Universe Thailand told reporters that they will have to review other criteria, such as social media, when screening and selecting contestants in the future. Asked who will replace Fai as Miss Universe Thailand, after photos of first runner-up Pimbongkod "Ellie" Chankaew kissing a man surfaced on the internet, the organisers said they will have to talk with each individual contestant.
On May 17, Fai was crowned this year's Miss Universe Thailand. The result came as a surprise to many viewers, as the favourites were second-placed Ellie and runner-up Sunnanipa "Namphet" Krissanasuwan. When Fai was crowned many members of the audience at the show repeatedly shouted "Ellie, Ellie" and "Keep on fighting Ellie", amid boos and jeers.
On May 19, Fai apologised publicly for her use of words on social media and promised to get in shape before going to the international pageant.
On social media, many netizens wrote messages expressing their shock and disappointment at the outcome of the national beauty pageant. Internet users posted photos of Fai and Ellie, comparing their looks, while others shared "inappropriate" comments made on Fai's Twitter account (@fyiiee) before she was crowned. Some of her comments:
"Hmmm, monitor lizard, ha ha ha."
"Actually I'm fat, you animal!"
"Animal! Women with big breasts are f*#%ing halfway to victory".
According to a Khaosod report, Fai on Facebook in November accused pro-government red-shirt supporters of being anti-monarchist, and said that the country would be cleaner without them.
Consequently, her crowning as Miss Universe Thailand was not well-received by the red-shirt group, who questioned whether she was the appropriate choice to represent Thailand.
Miss Universe Thailand gives up title
Weluree 'Fai' Ditsayabut bows out
Bangkok Post Published: 9/06/2014 at 04:56 PM
Miss Universe Thailand winner Weluree "Fai" Ditsayabut on Monday relinquished her crown following public criticism of perceived inappropriate remarks on social media, including anti-red shirt comments, and of her "chubby" appearance.
Fai: My mum loses her sleep because of me.
A tearful Fai told a press briefing at a Bangkok hotel that she had decided to unconditionally surrender her title.
"I've made this decision on my own. I would like to thank all the judges who selected me as well as my parents, friends and those who looked after me.
"I also want to thank the people who made comments about me, both good and bad ones, through the media," said the 22-year-old actress and former host of the teen television show "Strawberry Cheesecake".
When reporters asked whether she would regret giving up this opportunity, Fai said she was not sorry at all.
"At first, my family was happy for me when I was crowned. But there's no more happiness following waves of criticism from the society," Fai said.
She had initially decided to perform her duty as Miss Universe Thailand but later resigned after seeing her mother losing sleep because of her.
Organisers of Miss Universe Thailand told reporters that they will have to review other criteria, such as social media, when screening and selecting contestants in the future. Asked who will replace Fai as Miss Universe Thailand, after photos of first runner-up Pimbongkod "Ellie" Chankaew kissing a man surfaced on the internet, the organisers said they will have to talk with each individual contestant.
On May 17, Fai was crowned this year's Miss Universe Thailand. The result came as a surprise to many viewers, as the favourites were second-placed Ellie and runner-up Sunnanipa "Namphet" Krissanasuwan. When Fai was crowned many members of the audience at the show repeatedly shouted "Ellie, Ellie" and "Keep on fighting Ellie", amid boos and jeers.
On May 19, Fai apologised publicly for her use of words on social media and promised to get in shape before going to the international pageant.
On social media, many netizens wrote messages expressing their shock and disappointment at the outcome of the national beauty pageant. Internet users posted photos of Fai and Ellie, comparing their looks, while others shared "inappropriate" comments made on Fai's Twitter account (@fyiiee) before she was crowned. Some of her comments:
"Hmmm, monitor lizard, ha ha ha."
"Actually I'm fat, you animal!"
"Animal! Women with big breasts are f*#%ing halfway to victory".
According to a Khaosod report, Fai on Facebook in November accused pro-government red-shirt supporters of being anti-monarchist, and said that the country would be cleaner without them.
Consequently, her crowning as Miss Universe Thailand was not well-received by the red-shirt group, who questioned whether she was the appropriate choice to represent Thailand.
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Just checked-in at Suvarnabhumbi Airport for Hong Kong. Because I booked the flight yesterday I could not select my outbound seats. As before I asked to get front aisle seat, lady told me I have to go to seat at the back and after take off I can move - today's flight has only 55 passengers so they need to balance the aircraft for take off thus spreading passengers. Really pity this country's businesses from these internal struggle for power. Luckily mine's still good.
Economy check-in counters empty - normally at 9am this is pack
Another shot
Security check also no queue
Immigration just check this out - pitiful
Shops
Shops
Aiya I better go have my porridge in the lounge
Economy check-in counters empty - normally at 9am this is pack
Another shot
Security check also no queue
Immigration just check this out - pitiful
Shops
Shops
Aiya I better go have my porridge in the lounge
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This is supposed to be flying to Seoul via Hong Kong so should have more passengers yet it's only 55
Gate that's all the passengers
The back section just about 30 passengers
Middle section almost empty
pitiful that this has to happen in Thailand
Gate that's all the passengers
The back section just about 30 passengers
Middle section almost empty
pitiful that this has to happen in Thailand
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Curfew lifted in more provinces
Curfew lifted in 20 provinces
Bangkok Post Published: 10/06/2014 at 09:46 PM
The junta on Tuesday night completely lifted the curfew in 17 provinces and partially in another three provinces.
The 17 provinces are Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi, Nakhon Phanom, Sakon Nakhon, Roi Et, Loei, Surin, Tak, Sukhothai, Mae Hong Son, Uttaradit, Phrae, Nan, Trang and Satun.
The curfew in Sadao and Muang districts in Songkhla was also lifted.
Elsewhere, several districts in Phetchaburi are now curfew-free. They are Khao Yoi, Nong Ya Plong, Tha Yang, Ban Lat, Kang Krachan, Ban Laem and Muang districts.
The curfew was also lifted in parts of Trat, where grenade and gun attacks against People's Democratic Reform Committee protesters in February killed three people, including two children. These areas include Muang, Khao Saming, Khlong Yai, Laem Ngop, Bo Rai and Koh Kut districts.
The junta on Friday lifted the curfew in Krabi and Phangnga. On Sunday, it scrapped the ban in Koh Chang district of Trat, Hat Yai district of Songkhla and Koh Phangan district of Surat Thani.
Curfew lifted in 20 provinces
Bangkok Post Published: 10/06/2014 at 09:46 PM
The junta on Tuesday night completely lifted the curfew in 17 provinces and partially in another three provinces.
The 17 provinces are Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Rayong, Chanthaburi, Nakhon Phanom, Sakon Nakhon, Roi Et, Loei, Surin, Tak, Sukhothai, Mae Hong Son, Uttaradit, Phrae, Nan, Trang and Satun.
The curfew in Sadao and Muang districts in Songkhla was also lifted.
Elsewhere, several districts in Phetchaburi are now curfew-free. They are Khao Yoi, Nong Ya Plong, Tha Yang, Ban Lat, Kang Krachan, Ban Laem and Muang districts.
The curfew was also lifted in parts of Trat, where grenade and gun attacks against People's Democratic Reform Committee protesters in February killed three people, including two children. These areas include Muang, Khao Saming, Khlong Yai, Laem Ngop, Bo Rai and Koh Kut districts.
The junta on Friday lifted the curfew in Krabi and Phangnga. On Sunday, it scrapped the ban in Koh Chang district of Trat, Hat Yai district of Songkhla and Koh Phangan district of Surat Thani.
Som tam or me? :p
Is that a girl
Must help the Thai economy. Expect a visit soon soon with my contribution
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Is that a girl
Must help the Thai economy. Expect a visit soon soon with my contribution
Welcome Johnny welcome
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