Wildest Upcountry Town

icon513 · #1 30th September 2010, 02:55 AM

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Originally Posted by sextile

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-- 'Vaut le detour.' as Le Guide Michelin might advise.
- For a farang who possesses but one word of Lao-speak - and not much more for Thai-speak - how is UDON for Ahng-grit-speak?

I'm not even sure of your "ahng-grit-speak", sextile...even I as a native speaker sometimes have trouble deciphering your posts!

sextile · #2 30th September 2010, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by icon513

I'm not even sure of your "ahng-grit-speak", sextile...even I as a native speaker sometimes have trouble deciphering your posts!

-- I do not speak English as I write it in these threads; in fact most of the abreviations that I use are those that I've met along life's way and wch. I use as possibly most of the readers are native speakers of English, who - even if they don't recognise the abreviation - should be able to make an informed guess from the context.
- When I speak and/or write to non-native speakers/readers then of course I do try and write correct English as a courtesy to them, (and also to save them from writing such replies as above:

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gregvc · #3 30th September 2010, 07:26 AM

spa bandung in udon, but is there a sauna like The Beach or is it a massage joint?

icon513 · #4 30th September 2010, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by sextile

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-- I do not speak English as I write it in these threads; in fact most of the abreviations that I use are those that I've met along life's way and wch. I use as possibly most of the readers are native speakers of English, who - even if they don't recognise the abreviation - should be able to make an informed guess from the context.
- When I speak and/or write to non-native speakers/readers then of course I do try and write correct English as a courtesy to them, (and also to save them from writing such replies as above:

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I figured/hoped that, Sexy. Just jerkin' your chain.

gregvc · #5 30th September 2010, 08:01 AM

at least there was no mention of the "glans"

icon513 · #6 30th September 2010, 08:04 AM

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Originally Posted by gregvc

at least there was no mention of the "glans"

Egads, glad I'm not the only one who hates that term!

Yannawa · #7 30th September 2010, 08:18 AM

Spa Bandung is just a massage joint. But there is a Beach just 115 kms from Udon in Khon Kaen.

English is widely spoken in Udon... in fact more so than some joints in Bangkok.

sextile · #8 30th September 2010, 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Yannawa

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English is widely spoken in Udon... in fact more so than some joints in Bangkok.

-- Recently I read in > The Baht Stop < > Forums. that there are reckoned to be as many as 11,000 farangs, (many of whom have Thai wives.), living in I-San.
- Possibly a mixed blessing for I-San?

sextile · #9 30th September 2010, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Yannawa

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English is widely spoken in Udon... in fact more so than some joints in Bangkok.

-- Recently I read in > The Baht Stop < > Forums. that there are reckoned to be as many as 11,000 farangs, (many of whom have Thai wives.), living in I-San.
- Possibly a mixed blessing for I-San?

Bago · #10 24th November 2010, 10:01 AM

Not having been to Udon before, can anyone please orientate me as to where to stay (clean discreet hotel, preferably boutique style) so as to be walking distance from Bandung, Gentle, and other gay venues. Thanks.