Comments on: Diary: Never too early http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/ The good life in Bangkok Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:38:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11-RC2 by: Pete http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-528 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 21:33:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-528 You can use earplug to protect your ear. If not then make sure you use cottonbuds to clean it afterward. Can't blame the other for personal hygiene deficiency now, can you? Afterall you wouldn't be the first or the only one who has been hit with klong water. I suppose many Chaing Mai people who went out for songkran will be spalsh with klonk water. You can use earplug to protect your ear. If not then make sure you use cottonbuds to clean it afterward.

Can’t blame the other for personal hygiene deficiency now, can you? Afterall you wouldn’t be the first or the only one who has been hit with klong water. I suppose many Chaing Mai people who went out for songkran will be spalsh with klonk water.

]]> by: Pete http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-543 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 21:33:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-543 You can use earplug to protect your ear. If not then make sure you use cottonbuds to clean it afterward. Can't blame the other for personal hygiene deficiency now, can you? Afterall you wouldn't be the first or the only one who has been hit with klong water. I suppose many Chaing Mai people who went out for songkran will be spalsh with klonk water. You can use earplug to protect your ear. If not then make sure you use cottonbuds to clean it afterward.

Can’t blame the other for personal hygiene deficiency now, can you? Afterall you wouldn’t be the first or the only one who has been hit with klong water. I suppose many Chaing Mai people who went out for songkran will be spalsh with klonk water.

]]> by: Anonymous http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-527 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 14:31:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-527 ^You will probably feel differently about it if you get a horrible ear infection from buckets of klong water thrown over you. ^You will probably feel differently about it if you get a horrible ear infection from buckets of klong water thrown over you.

]]> by: Anonymous http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-542 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 14:31:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-542 ^You will probably feel differently about it if you get a horrible ear infection from buckets of klong water thrown over you. ^You will probably feel differently about it if you get a horrible ear infection from buckets of klong water thrown over you.

]]> by: Pete http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-526 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 00:52:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-526 I would disagreed that the Thai/chinese are avoiding Songkran. One times We were the people on truck with water tank splashing passerbys. Contrary to what you would wants to believe. Songkran is a fun tradition and now a chance to go about in BKK on the road since many people from other province will go back to their hometown during this time. As for the foreigners... I will ask just look at where you people choose to stay in BKK. I believe things are more tame in the residential areas. I would disagreed that the Thai/chinese are avoiding Songkran.

One times We were the people on truck with water tank splashing passerbys.

Contrary to what you would wants to believe. Songkran is a fun tradition and now a chance to go about in BKK on the road since many people from other province will go back to their hometown during this time.

As for the foreigners… I will ask just look at where you people choose to stay in BKK. I believe things are more tame in the residential areas.

]]> by: Pete http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-541 Thu, 30 Mar 2006 00:52:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-541 I would disagreed that the Thai/chinese are avoiding Songkran. One times We were the people on truck with water tank splashing passerbys. Contrary to what you would wants to believe. Songkran is a fun tradition and now a chance to go about in BKK on the road since many people from other province will go back to their hometown during this time. As for the foreigners... I will ask just look at where you people choose to stay in BKK. I believe things are more tame in the residential areas. I would disagreed that the Thai/chinese are avoiding Songkran.

One times We were the people on truck with water tank splashing passerbys.

Contrary to what you would wants to believe. Songkran is a fun tradition and now a chance to go about in BKK on the road since many people from other province will go back to their hometown during this time.

As for the foreigners… I will ask just look at where you people choose to stay in BKK. I believe things are more tame in the residential areas.

]]> by: Anonymous http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-525 Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:05:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-525 ^^The richer Thais/Thai Chinese also avoid Songkran. Furthermore, a number of very normal Thais have told me that in recent years they think Songkran has gone downhill. It's not just foreigners with reservations about it (or about Thaksin). ^^The richer Thais/Thai Chinese also avoid Songkran. Furthermore, a number of very normal Thais have told me that in recent years they think Songkran has gone downhill. It’s not just foreigners with reservations about it (or about Thaksin).

]]> by: Anonymous http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-540 Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:05:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-540 ^^The richer Thais/Thai Chinese also avoid Songkran. Furthermore, a number of very normal Thais have told me that in recent years they think Songkran has gone downhill. It's not just foreigners with reservations about it (or about Thaksin). ^^The richer Thais/Thai Chinese also avoid Songkran. Furthermore, a number of very normal Thais have told me that in recent years they think Songkran has gone downhill. It’s not just foreigners with reservations about it (or about Thaksin).

]]> by: jason http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-524 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:59:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-524 Hi Silom. From everything I have heard about Songkran, it is legalized terrorism by water. Are there any parts of Thailand where you can have a less intrusive version? Or is it the same all over? I would think that in some of the less densely populated areas they might have a more positive way of celebrating. BTW thanks for keeping us posted about the political situation from your vantage point. According to news reports, the place is on the brink of riots and/or civil war. It is reassuring that you are able to continue to function and enjoy your life amid "the trouble". Stay well. Hi Silom.
From everything I have heard about Songkran, it is legalized terrorism by water. Are there any parts of Thailand where you can have a less intrusive version? Or is it the same all over? I would think that in some of the less densely populated areas they might have a more positive way of celebrating. BTW thanks for keeping us posted about the political situation from your vantage point. According to news reports, the place is on the brink of riots and/or civil war. It is reassuring that you are able to continue to function and enjoy your life amid “the trouble”. Stay well.

]]> by: jason http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-539 Tue, 28 Mar 2006 23:59:00 +0000 http://gayboythailand.com/bangkok-thailand/diary-never-too-early/#comment-539 Hi Silom. From everything I have heard about Songkran, it is legalized terrorism by water. Are there any parts of Thailand where you can have a less intrusive version? Or is it the same all over? I would think that in some of the less densely populated areas they might have a more positive way of celebrating. BTW thanks for keeping us posted about the political situation from your vantage point. According to news reports, the place is on the brink of riots and/or civil war. It is reassuring that you are able to continue to function and enjoy your life amid "the trouble". Stay well. Hi Silom.
From everything I have heard about Songkran, it is legalized terrorism by water. Are there any parts of Thailand where you can have a less intrusive version? Or is it the same all over? I would think that in some of the less densely populated areas they might have a more positive way of celebrating. BTW thanks for keeping us posted about the political situation from your vantage point. According to news reports, the place is on the brink of riots and/or civil war. It is reassuring that you are able to continue to function and enjoy your life amid “the trouble”. Stay well.

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