Archive for the 'Thailand living' Category
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
The past week has provide a handful of front-page-newspaper-worthy incidents involving unlucky, unfortunate, and/or misguided post-secondary students and one professor–all separate cases.
Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Crime and Punishment, Education, ethics and moral, sexual matters, Siamerican Wave, Society Issues, Teaching in Thailand, Thailand living | No Comments »
Saturday, July 5th, 2008
Over the last month, villagers in Kanchanaburi province of Western Thailand, particularly those with women and young girls in their family have been freaking out about rumors going around regarding a pervert, apparently skilled in black magic and the art of mysteriously disapearing after committing naughty deeds on women and young girls in the middle [...]
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Friday, March 21st, 2008
After six years motorcycle driving experience in Thailand and counting, with all his limbs and organs still in working order, the author has gained sufficient experience hours on end on thousands of kilometers of urban and rural roads, paths, streets, sois, and highways, giving him the valuable insight, hindsight, and perspective to share with others [...]
Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Adventures, Education, Government and Politics, Health, Fitness, & Medical, how to, Motorcycle, Rights and Laws, Society Issues, Thailand living, Thailand Locations, Transportation | 2 Comments »
Friday, March 21st, 2008
Whether you are a permanent resident, long term visitor, or just on brief holiday to the Kingdom of Thailand, there’s a likely possibility that you have already, or at least are considering to wager with one of Thailand’s deadliest dealers. When the key turns the ignition in the Land of Smiles, the stakes are as [...]
Posted in Accidents & Tragedies, Crime and Punishment, ethics and moral, Motorcycle, Rights and Laws, Society Issues, Thailand living, Transportation | 5 Comments »
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
In the western academia world, we’ve constantly heard about the cultural and genetic ‘melting pots’ of North America and Europe–societal collages blending various backgrounds customs, beliefs, values, and more obviously, genetic and physical features such as skin tone and pigmentation. This image of a diverse globalizing west tends to put the rest of the world [...]
Posted in Culture and Customs, ethics and moral, History, Identity, Society Issues, Thailand living | 7 Comments »
Wednesday, March 12th, 2008
Doing a google search with the keywords, ‘Thailand Blog,’ the Siamerican was quite disappointed to find a hit neither for this web log nor the Siamerican in any of the top 100 results. Being that there were dozens upon dozens of irrelevant sites that ranked high, that weren’t actually Thailand blogs, it is clearly a [...]
Posted in Blogging, Culture and Customs, Economics and Finance, Education, Government and Politics, Identity, Reviews, Society Issues, Thailand living, Thailand Locations | 8 Comments »
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008
As Jane and Jack sat side by side on the hot traffic-stalled Bangkok bus, Jack stared out the window. Though there was plenty of city action before his eyes, Jack wasn’t paying any attention. He was thinking about his ‘gik’.A familiar beeping sound knocked Jack out of his daydream and he immediately turned to his [...]
Posted in Culture and Customs, Education, ethics and moral, Health, Fitness, & Medical, Movie & Film, Nightlife, sexual matters, Society Issues, Thai films, Thailand living | 7 Comments »
Tuesday, March 4th, 2008
I was wondering. I Know it rains so much in South East Asia. Places like Thailand and all throughout the South pacific …lots of Monsoon rains Is it really important to have a good umbrella? -One (ppw1977 @ hotmail.com) I think that umbrellas are completely unnecessary, especially in Thailand where it rains for much of [...]
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Thursday, February 28th, 2008
The latest breaking news in Thailand, Southeast Asia, and even the globe for that matter is regarding Thailand’s longest reigning elected leader, Thaksin Shinawatra. The disposed prime minister turned English football team owner-manager has finally stepped onto Thai soil after being away in a self imposed exile in the USA, England, and China since September [...]
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Economics and Finance, Education, ethics and moral, Government and Politics, Rights and Laws, Society Issues, Thailand living | 2 Comments »
Friday, February 22nd, 2008
Yesterday, Thursday, February 21, 2008 was the full moon in Thailand, or more specifically, keun 15 kum, duan saam ขื้น ๑๕ ค่ำ เดือนสาม which means the 15th waxing moon since the last new moon (full moon) of the third month. It’s a full moon, but it’s not to be celebrated in a massive party, at [...]
Posted in Blogging, Culture and Customs, ethics and moral, Religion and Spirituality, Thailand living | 7 Comments »