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a trippy japanese thai tea commercial with caterpillars
jason & bill take on muay thai.
famous pornstar lily thai looking hot in a pink and and black leather bra and skirt!
in a reaction to the "zambidis higlights" video: a video of the greatest moments of dutch thai fighter ramon dekkers
jason & bill take on muay thai. part 2/part 3/part 4.
actual restaurant in washington, dc.
epic video, just too funny!
i would hit it, kick it, knee it, punch it...
thanks thailand for total trippyness.
snapshot of the dramatic art form famous in thailand.
knock out compilation.
with instructions for use: in honor of the hundreds of pictures that people have been up-loading lately that have nothing to do with humor i present toilets.
a thai school has created toilets for its transgender students with a sign that's half male, half female. the kamphaeng school in si sa ket, in northeastern thailand opened separate toilet facilities to accommodate hundreds of transgender students who have always longed for their own restroom.
bangkok (reuters) - a thai soccer referee was beaten up by an entire team after sending off three of their players during a match to decide promotion to country's second division, local media reported on friday. referee prakong sukguamala needed 50 stitches and also broke a finger after being attacked by the kuiburi fc squad, furious at being shown three red cards during a 4-1 loss to kasem bundit on thursday, the thai-language thai rath newspaper said. the angry players charged into prakong's dressing room at the stadium in ayutthaya, north of bangkok, and started to kick and punch him. they dispersed after police fired gunshots into the air. the players then chased prakong into the stadium's office, where the hapless official ran into a mirror, leaving him with cuts all over his body. prakong told channel 3 television he was forced to lock himself in the room to escape his attackers. in the same interview, kuiburi's coach accused prakong of biased refereeing but said he had urged his players to show restraint when tempers flared. prakong, covered in bruises, insisted he had refereed the game fairly and had been told by thailand's soccer federation to press charges against the kuiburi team. source
bangkok - a teacher in thailand was captured on film beating a 14-year-old student and bashing his head against a blackboard, sparking national outrage and pledges tuesday from education officials to crack down on corporal punishment in classrooms. the 50-second clip, filmed by a classmate using a mobile phone, was broadcast monday on a nationally televised morning news program. "are you really going to stop!" the male teacher shouted at the student, gripping the boy's neck in a choke hold and whacking his head repeatedly, according to the footage obtained by the associated press. the bespectacled boy wore the standard thai school uniform of a white buttoned shirt and dark shorts. he was slightly taller than his teacher's waist. "i won't do it anymore," the boy screamed after the teacher slammed his head at least four times against the blackboard as his classmates watched, occasionally giggling. the beating occurred sept. 9 at a private thai-chinese bilingual secondary school in bangkok, the thai capital. the student had forgotten a textbook and the teacher reprimanded him, prompting the boy to sound off with profanities at the teacher who then flew into a rage, said the school's director srithai damrongrat. the classmate who filmed it showed the clip to a neighbor who was so outraged he brought it to the headquarters of thailand's channel 3 television station. "i could not accept it, so i brought the video to channel 3 myself," said the neighbor, manop mankong, a 61-year-old food vendor. "i want to seek justice for the boy in the video and also want thai society to learn a lesson." among those who watched the news show monday morning was the boy's older sister and primary guardian, maliwan oipien, 35, who said the teen had not told his family about the beating. "we were shocked. the teacher's behavior is too violent to accept," said maliwan, who filed a police complaint against the teacher monday afternoon and sent the boy for medical tests to check for head injuries. education minister jurin laksanawisit announced tuesday that the teacher had resigned and an investigation was under way to determine whether he should face criminal charges. "we will not let a situation like this happen again," jurin told channel 3 on tuesday. officials have called on schools to follow the ministry's regulations that say teachers cannot use their hands or other hard objects to discipline students, said ministry official bandit sriputtangkul, who is in charge of private schools nationwide. the teacher, 29-year-old weerapong pongchanoh, expressed tempered remorse at being "too violent for the public to accept." "i feel terrible for what i did to my student," said the teacher, contacted on his cell phone. "but i knew what i was doing. i did not use excessive force to hurt him. otherwise he would have started bleeding." source
1.5 kilo's from 1 plant!
what's the best disguise to date someone's daughter?
not very private is it.
bangkok (reuters) - a proposed new law to boost patriotism in thailand would be "chaotic" because it would require motorists to stop when the national anthem is played twice a day, lawmakers said friday. a vote on the flag bill proposed by a group of retired and active duty generals in the army-appointed parliament was deferred thursday to allow a committee to study it. "it would be chaotic if the bill had passed as it is now. so the national legislative assembly decided to set up a panel to review it," nla member wallop tangkananurak told reuters. the bill's supporters say road traffic should stop nationwide when the anthem is played during the raising and lowering of the flag "to preserve tradition and instill patriotism in thais." "the national anthem lasts only one minute and eight seconds, so why can't motorists stop their cars for the sake of the country?," retired general and nla member pricha rochanasena, 70, told reuters. "they already spend more time in traffic jams anyway," he said, referring to bangkok's notoriously congested streets. most thais already stop what they are doing and stand still when the national anthem is played on loudspeakers in train stations, parks and office buildings at 8 a.m and 6 p.m. pricha said the bill, which did not propose penalties for violators, would allow motorists to be patriotic too. source
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clip from tony jaa's new movie that didn't get to the us yet.
this pussy cat loves to give massages.
