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It looked like my Thai sister in law explaining to her husband that he may have drank a little too much.

I suggest you phone, or go to the nearest Japanese consulate or embassy and talk to them concerning your visa. From my personal experience, nobody at a consulate bothers to read a letter.

It looks a bit like she has Rin Tin Tin in a head lock, but I like it.

Great-great grandpa Bill should have taken more matches with him when he marched through Georgia.

My sister in law in Chiang Rai had to put broken glass on the top of her cinderblock wall to keep the neighbors out of the garden. It must be nice to be able to plant a garden and not be supplying the noodle stand up the street with everything.

When my wife was building a house in Chiang Rai she had to buy a bottle of rice whiskey for the end of every workday just to make sure the builders showed up. Also had to buy enough roofing tiles to patch all the leaky roofs in the neighborhood. There was new bright blue tile patches all over the...

Just a future brother in law.

Cry me a river. This guy getting his brains blown out was responsible for the murder of over 600 civilians.

Zeta pot growers strike again..

Looked like half the people in my neighborhood.

What's he doing at the company's CEO's house?

Catchy little tune with the video.

@lifeinthailand-The tile thing reminds me of an old woman in my wife's village stealing a bottle of whiskey from a guy's house who at the same time was stealing some lumber from the old woman's house and they meet half way between each other's houses. "What are you doing with my whiskey?!"..."Wha...

Eight of us went to eat there and had their curried crab. I was the only one of the group that didn't have the runs afterwards. Never had that problem with the pushcarts.

Lordy lordy!! Monkeys from Mars!!

A brother in law.

My sister in law and her husband Gene Wangwanit's toasted bread stand.Always very busy. They have done very well in the last few years

I was there during Sept. and the first week of Oct. 2010. Really pigged out in chinatown. Another place for food is west of there near Wat Sutat. My sister in law has a food stall in chinatown and knows who has the best food up and down yaowarat road, which is pretty good from my standpoint. She ...

These are my favorite. I wonder how they would be on a roll with mustard, tomato and sweet onion.

My wife and I are are planning on building a house south of Chiang Rai near Ban Pongdaeng. When was the house built? If you don't mind, could you give me the name of the contractor?

My wife is from Sai Khao, north of Phan in Chiang Rai Province.We plan to retire there soon and she wants to build a house. I'm just hoping it's a small one with a sit down toilet. Like the heavy roof tiles. We built another house that her sister lives in with cheaper tiles and the roof leaks. In...

What tambon is that at about 4:50? I like that area.

Apparently the men Of I Co. didn't put enough nazis against the wall when they entered Dachau.

Which is smarter, a Swede or a Norwegian?

Great-great grandpa Bill should have taken more matches with him with when he and REAL Americans entered Atlanta in the land of treason.

@Innoverse I can't argue with that. I know a Finlander that sunk two of his commercial fishing boats on the rocks one right after the other, while drinking whiskey and playing cards on the lower deck, forgetting he was suppose to be steering the darned things. He was wondering immediately afterwa...

Joe Stalin, Pol Pot, Uncle Ho and Mao where such bad guys. Between them they killed millions of communists.

In the U.S. it costs 6,000 baht just to shake the doctor's hand, before tests or anything.

@lolackay The Daughertys and Blankenships from Cork got drafted at the dock and John Grace dodged the British draft and came to Philadelphia a decade after the civil war after his father fled to America from Cork for allegedly blowing up a British barracks and shooting a cop.

Their hotel room looked nicer than the place I stayed at the first time I was in Bangkok. The Hotel Thai Song Greet. $3 a night. The lobby was like an old 1930s pirate movie with the characters there.

Now the kid has worms.

There had better be some beer left on the shelves or by golly things are going to get nasty, and I don't mean that beer lite crappola.

Liked your video and like Chiang Rai. Slow down kid. Your mother would faint if she saw your vid.

I really enjoy all your videos showing real, regular people instead of the crazy stuff that gives your city a bad name. I've been to Bangkok enough to know that 99.99% of the people there are decent and respectable and hard working.