The "C" is backwards hahahaha MAY BE THAI LETTERS !!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA Could that be because this is Thailand ?? The name is probably Praew, if written as you say. Are you sure you don't belong in an egg stained vest?samster wrote:Was in Udon today. The shop has signage which appears to say IIWSC - but the "C" is backwards so may be Thai letters!!
Don't thank me yet - it was 4 or 5 years ago (don't tell the wife I cant remember!!) and, whilst I was obviously wearing a blazer, slacks and a boater when I changed into the suit, in the intervening years it could have been worn by many falang who changed out of their egg stained vests and p*** soaked Liverpool/Everton/Man U etc shorts......!!
Hope your day is as memorable as mine was.
Offcourse it is going to be hilarious, but the Thais like it, my friends from Europe like it, my wife likes it, and its a show of good will towards my adopted country. So why not?trubrit wrote:Maybe just me but I consider seeing a farang, man or woman , attempting to wear a That traditional dress one of the most hilarious sights available here . As for an aging man,well way past being a virginal age, wearing white, unless a military dress , equally funny .Khun Paul wrote:Instead of attempting to find a Tuxedo why not search for a some formal Thai wear, silk trousers in silver and a nicely tailored jacket Thai style, would compliment the wedding and the function I am sure. That is what i did and it worked a treat.
Absolutely. You have the kind of attitude that helps to make for a successful marriage. Enjoy yourself and enjoy giving other folks a pleasant experience as well. =D>....but the Thais like it, my friends from Europe like it, my wife likes it, and its a show of good will towards my adopted country. So why not?
Really, I live in Thailand?? Interesting comment of yours..... If I had written Praew, your assumption is that the OP would have understood and found the shop? I tried to be helpful and identify the shop in a way that any falang would understand. Better get that vest in for its yearly wash!!skinner wrote:The "C" is backwards hahahaha MAY BE THAI LETTERS !!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA Could that be because this is Thailand ?? The name is probably Praew, if written as you say. Are you sure you don't belong in an egg stained vest?samster wrote:Was in Udon today. The shop has signage which appears to say IIWSC - but the "C" is backwards so may be Thai letters!!
Don't thank me yet - it was 4 or 5 years ago (don't tell the wife I cant remember!!) and, whilst I was obviously wearing a blazer, slacks and a boater when I changed into the suit, in the intervening years it could have been worn by many falang who changed out of their egg stained vests and p*** soaked Liverpool/Everton/Man U etc shorts......!!
Hope your day is as memorable as mine was.
HAHAHAHA
You make the assumption that the garment has been worn by farang in egg stained vests and pi*s stained football shirtsamster wrote:Really, I live in Thailand?? Interesting comment of yours..... If I had written Praew, your assumption is that the OP would have understood and found the shop? I tried to be helpful and identify the shop in a way that any falang would understand. Better get that vest in for its yearly wash!!skinner wrote:The "C" is backwards hahahaha MAY BE THAI LETTERS !!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA Could that be because this is Thailand ?? The name is probably Praew, if written as you say. Are you sure you don't belong in an egg stained vest?samster wrote:Was in Udon today. The shop has signage which appears to say IIWSC - but the "C" is backwards so may be Thai letters!!
Don't thank me yet - it was 4 or 5 years ago (don't tell the wife I cant remember!!) and, whilst I was obviously wearing a blazer, slacks and a boater when I changed into the suit, in the intervening years it could have been worn by many falang who changed out of their egg stained vests and p*** soaked Liverpool/Everton/Man U etc shorts......!!
Hope your day is as memorable as mine was.
HAHAHAHA
Great post shado. If you want a successful inter-cultural marriage you gotta meet half-way or thereabouts. For the original poster going for the tux though doesn't mean that won't happen.Shado wrote:Absolutely. You have the kind of attitude that helps to make for a successful marriage. Enjoy yourself and enjoy giving other folks a pleasant experience as well. =D>....but the Thais like it, my friends from Europe like it, my wife likes it, and its a show of good will towards my adopted country. So why not?
Me cynical? Never. Factual Paul.Khun Paul wrote:Cynical TB Cynical !!
Looks like your just another falang who has lost it. Whereas my comment was clearly tongue in cheek (you seen anyone in Udon with a boater and blazer??!!), yours was just offensive when I was going out of my way to help someone. Welcome to Udonmap, you should fit in nicely.skinner wrote:You make the assumption that the garment has been worn by farang in egg stained vests and pi*s stained football shirtsamster wrote:Really, I live in Thailand?? Interesting comment of yours..... If I had written Praew, your assumption is that the OP would have understood and found the shop? I tried to be helpful and identify the shop in a way that any falang would understand. Better get that vest in for its yearly wash!!skinner wrote:The "C" is backwards hahahaha MAY BE THAI LETTERS !!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA Could that be because this is Thailand ?? The name is probably Praew, if written as you say. Are you sure you don't belong in an egg stained vest?samster wrote:Was in Udon today. The shop has signage which appears to say IIWSC - but the "C" is backwards so may be Thai letters!!
Don't thank me yet - it was 4 or 5 years ago (don't tell the wife I cant remember!!) and, whilst I was obviously wearing a blazer, slacks and a boater when I changed into the suit, in the intervening years it could have been worn by many falang who changed out of their egg stained vests and p*** soaked Liverpool/Everton/Man U etc shorts......!!
Hope your day is as memorable as mine was.
HAHAHAHA
I make the assumption that you are just another kn*b who hasn't got a clue.
Maybe if you are staying in Thailand, thinking a little like them is not such a bad idea. And maybe if you are in a different country you should accept their customs, or get back to where you came from.trubrit wrote:Of course the Thai's like it, it's the first step to getting you to think like them and accept their customs , once having done so will come a request for a sin sod .wrote:
Offcourse it is going to be hilarious, but the Thais like it, my friends from Europe like it, my wife likes it, and its a show of good will towards my adopted country. So why not?
(Although I am past my virginal age, I am still a couple of decades away from being an aging man.)
She is drop dead gorgeous (Or at least so say IGT93 wrote:Unless you're marrying a drop-dead gorgeous university educated woman with no children half your age, the sin sod after a bit of negotiation is pocket money. I stand to be corrected.
In farangland farang couples can easily blow a decent deposit for a house on a wedding unless one of the parents is generous and making really good dough. You don't want Homer Simpson as your father-in-law.
) university educated with no children, but not half my age. Thankfully, as that wouldn`t be very legal, at least not where I come from. Still the sinsod is far less than I would have to pay for a wedding back home.
