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Monthly Archives: August 2007
Dragonfruit in Bloom
Four or five months ago, Nam’s mother had couple of pitaya plants shipped back from her hometown of Surin (famous for their annual elephant festival and silk weaving). They were pitiful little things tied to a curious looking concrete dais-in-a-planter … Continue reading
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Fugu me? No, fugu you!
From the “you shouldn’t be eating salmon in Thailand anyway” department: BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) – Unscrupulous vendors in Thailand have been selling meat of the deadly puffer fish disguised as salmon, causing the deaths of more than 15 people over … Continue reading
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Undetermined Payload
Sometimes you run into the strangest sights on the road.
Crab on Baked Earth
Crawling around the building site of our new house.
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The Swearers
I really needed this today: Don’t watch if you don’t like rude words (via the b3ta newsletter) BONUS: Bleach on fabric tutorial (cool t-shirt design method)
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Carabao's Made in Thailand Cover by Farang
In my ten months here, I’ve heard this song (which was written by Carabao) performed live dozens of times by many bands… As corny as this clip might seem, this guy’s rendition is the best I’ve ever heard. I basically … Continue reading
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Carabao’s Made in Thailand Cover by Farang
In my ten months here, I’ve heard this song (which was written by Carabao) performed live dozens of times by many bands… As corny as this clip might seem, this guy’s rendition is the best I’ve ever heard. I basically … Continue reading
Swamped
Just a quick heads up – I’ve been on various missions and adventures (aka school seminars) the past week and didn’t have net access. Now I’m back and have no net connection at home and no time, so I’ll try … Continue reading
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Quick note about comments
Commenting here may take multiple tries and/or some patience… Please hang in there. The blog software I’m using is due for a major overhaul very soon, and things should get better. In the meantime, don’t let my overworked server and … Continue reading
Kelp Highway
Were America’s first inhabitants Japanese fishermen? Erlandson has been working with marine biologists for the last few years and believes Japanese fisherman could have been following the kelp highway which would have flourished even during the ice age. The kelp … Continue reading
Posted in Japanese Society/Culture, Web
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Carabao Bike & Death Merchant
Yesterday, on the way to check the progress of the new house we’re building, we came across a couple of awesome motorcycles, one right after the other. First up was a kid riding the Buffalo Bike (aka Carabao Bike): Next … Continue reading
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Thai Boxers in Japan
This article is interesting as hell because I’ve heard many, many times about how weak Thai boxers/kickboxers are used to prop up their Japanese counterparts, but never actually bothered to research it. Thai boxers downed by punches that missed him … Continue reading
Note to Kevin
Can I be your second? As the challengee, do you get to specify the terms? How about cavalry broad swords of the largest size, standing in a square ten feet wide and about twelve feet deep…
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the horror
I imagine this is pretty much what hell must look like. (reddit)
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Magazine cover illusions
At least one of them is unstaged, even: Link (via digg)
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My New Baby Alligator
I rescued him from a wet bathroom floor when I was painting.
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Korean Hostage Crisis as Seen by Overseas Korean Volunteers
Yesterday, I asked a group of four young Koreans who have come to teach our students computer skills the following questions: Were the Koreans who were taken hostage missionaries, or what? Is it important to make the distinction between missionaries … Continue reading
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cute fish (and not-so-cute fish)
Go see for yourself: Cute Not-so-cute (To my knowledge, I’ve only eaten one of the fish on that list. Hint: It wasn’t the coelacanth) //////////////////////// In related news, the last of my impossible fish died a few weeks ago, I … Continue reading
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Google Earth – Strange Sights
PC World has a cool gallery up: The Strangest Sights in Google Earth (thx k)
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Pink armbands for Thai cops
Over on AOL news: Thai police officers who break rules will be forced to wear hot pink armbands featuring Hello Kitty, the Japanese icon of cute, as a mark of shame… Great! It should match their panties very well… (thx … Continue reading
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