Tally65's Tour of Thailand

[andyroma]

Great pics..continue so Mate..ehehee
Salute to everybody

[Ivor Biggun]

Post #128, last pic. The one on the left really has to work on her hair and make-up if she wants to get through High Season As for wearing a pair of 'Donut Boots'- I don't want to even think about it

[tally65]

(Ivor Biggun @ Nov. 13 2009,21:58) Post #128, last pic. The one on the left really has to work on her hair and make-up if she wants to get through High Season  As for wearing a pair of 'Donut Boots'- I don't want to even think about it  

hahaha
It doesn't bear thinking!!

[daveduke007]

Superb TR Tally , thanx for sharing

[jo712]

Thanks for nice pictures very good work

[tally65]

Thank you for the positive feedback guys
The pleasure was all mine... really!

[tally65]

And now it looks like there might be a Trip Report Mark II in January 2010...

[deepthroat]

It's too bad you didn't take the "risk" and barfine Ae - she was my first barfine out of C&D and the best I had there. And no, she had no attitude at ALL - in fact, she was sweeter and kinder than the ugly girl I took the next night! You really missed out by not at least asking her.

Great TR though.

[tally65]

(deepthroat @ Nov. 30 2009,08:13) It's too bad you didn't take the "risk" and barfine Ae - she was my first barfine out of C&D and the best I had there. And no, she had no attitude at ALL - in fact, she was sweeter and kinder than the ugly girl I took the next night! You really missed out by not at least asking her.

Great TR though.

DT,

thanks for the 'advice' - as they say... there's always next time!

[tally65]

Ok, technically I'm not on tour anymore but the beautiful Patricia from C&D in Phuket sent me these pictures..... how could I not post them?!?

[farangbah]

Lovely. Thanks.

Having trouble placing the beach. First shot thought Nai Harn, but second shot's backdrop looks more like Lam Singh . . .

Anyone?

[deepthroat]

Have fun in January, let me know how it goes with Ae!

[Buddy]

From some site on the net:
The swastika used in Buddhist art and scripture is known as a manji (whirlwind), and represents Dharma, universal harmony, and the balance of opposites. It is derived from the Hindu religious swastika, but it is not identical in meaning. Round Manji The Manji is made up of several elements- a vertical axis representing the joining of heaven and earth, a horizontal axis representing the connection of yin and yang, and the four arms, representing movement- the whirling force created by the interaction of these elements. When facing left, it is the Omote (front facing) Manji, representing love and mercy. Facing right, it represents strength and intelligence, and is called the Ura (rear facing) Manji. In Zen Buddhism, the Manji represents an ideal harmony between love and intellect.

[farangbah]

Whoa . . . heavy, dude.

Ladyboys?

[pacman]

Thanks Buddy.

I may never remember the details about the origin & the meaning of the Swastika...

but I appreciate someone going to the trouble of posting it....    

It is the fact that this forum invites the posting of such "heavy" information that makes it what it is.

It is nothing to do with populism, the day that facts are excluded because they don't fit the mould is the day that I leave...        

Edit: my post isn't intended to criticise Farangbah, I just liked Buddy's post. No reason other than I am an information junkie...