Fighting the heat : Wear 2 shirts instead of 1.

[Sean Moran]

And don't forget to shave your armpits weekly!

Welcome to the forum!

[Ian]

Another way to prevent your shirts from getting covered in sweat is to leave them at home. Instead, go out topless. No sweaty shirts, less washing and ironing and a consequential saving in the world's limited resources, hence helping to save the environment and the world while staying cool and messy-shirt free.

Thais avoid the sun, they either stay in the shade, use an umbrella or drape a towel over their heads. Daytimes my village looks like a ghost village, not even kids. At 5.30pm is suddenly wakes up and becomes a bustling place. I adopt a similar policy, never wear a top of any kind unless I leave the village. Now here's a thought, the browner you tan the more solar radiation you will absorb in direct sunlight

[Sean Moran]

I don't know if it's a good idea to go walking around anywhere outside your own room when you're alone and the door is closed in Thailand without a proper shirt with sleeves.

I also drink beer straight from the can from the fridge when I am home alone but never in public so please don't tell anybody, okay?

[Ian]

I don't know if it's a good idea to go walking around anywhere outside your own room when you're alone and the door is closed in Thailand without a proper shirt with sleeves.

I also drink beer straight from the can from the fridge when I am home alone but never in public so please don't tell anybody, okay?

Try village life then, seems you have a quaint idea of Thai life

[Sean Moran]

Absence makes the heart grow fonder ... ... ...

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Good to see you back again, HybridEM, btw.

[Sean Moran]

I've been wondering myself about that too, Mr NG, because I lost a post there, but not to worry. The message was clear while it lasted and one of the things that I really think helps me relax the most in Thailand is that I never have a clue what's really going on, and so don't be disheartened. This thread was your first ever thread on this forum, and coincidentally, that other one was also my first thread here too.

[Sean Moran]

Although I noticed a certain satirical side to it, to which I responded, I can't think of which one of the forum rules it breached, although it was rather easily misconstrued if not digested carefully...

[Sean Moran]

All for one and one for all!

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<maybe some kind of cotton/polyester/spandex sort of thing, ... with a blue cape and red underpants even!>

[Ian]

Sean : "that other one was also my first thread here too"

REALLY? Wow... what a coincident... Just goes to show, there's not much to talk about in Thailand besides the hot weather! LOL

Noasky : Thanks.. I'm glad you thought it was readable... The webmaster says I can't use the phrase 'S+++ (same meaning as 'dung') in your pants.'

Now I know...

I know sh*t is not accepted, dung obviously is because you just used it. But I wish we did not have to use trial and error to find the banned words. I mean is "turd" acceptable? Or how about "crap" ?
Then how about the other excretory substance, is it ok to urinate but not to \\ //// or piss?
Is there a list anywhere of banned words, can a mod give me an answer? Or is it like LM you can't answer because you would need to write these words to list them, catch 22

[Sean Moran]

My sponsor's husband's name is Mr Therd, kap.