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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Thai-specific perk
This week there are girls from the Science Faculty coming around to our offices every afternoon to practice foot massage on anyone willing… and who am I to deny their further education? More than a few people took pictures of … Continue reading
Posted in Thai Society/Culture, Work
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Tribute to Max’s “Mickey Mouse & Tiger” Jam
Taro’s tribute, in a Bangkok hotel room: Here’s the original:
Posted in Music, Oh, baby!, Videos
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Quick reading 8/27/2011
Questlove and Seal Team Six Update: Have they already remade Back to the Future?
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Dogs and Cars
The story of restoring my beloved Kujira Crown is long and unimportant. The sad fact is that the shop promised to be done in a month and a half and it’s been four and a half months with it still … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Photos
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First Day of School
This is from a few months ago, but I forgot to post it until now. Don’t worry, the little kids at Max’s school aren’t self conscious enough to care about having to wear gay fake tartan skirts/shorts. Max’s uniform schedule: … Continue reading
Posted in Oh, baby!, Photos
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Perfect Chicken Pot Pie
As perfect as it gets for NE Thailand, at least: It only tasted about half as good as it looked, which was still pretty good. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize that the plate was flipped around the wrong way until after … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Photos
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Wifred is currently the best show on television
And goddamn, Mary Steenburgen is just… timeless.
Old photos of HB
This photo gallery of Huntington Beach from the 1920′s shows just how many derricks there used to be on and near the beach. I had no idea how many had been taken down over the years, but I suspect the … Continue reading
Posted in Chillin', Photos
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Dog Show at Central Plaza, Khon Kaen
And when they say, “show,” it’s like a spectacle for people who have never seen dogs before and might mistake them for food or something. The only other time I’ve heard of dogs displayed in a cage like this was … Continue reading
Posted in Photos, Thai Society/Culture
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This guy is HUNGRY.
…And his stage is the fucking GAIA! (via my pal Ton on FB)
Aegle marmelos
This is a bael or bael fruit AKA Bengal quince, wood apple, stone apple or seer phael (head-fruit). In Thai it’s known as matum. In Thailand, bael is usually found in the form of dried slices, which are reconstituted in … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Thai Society/Culture
Tagged Asia, Fruit, Limonia (plant), Produce, Shiva, Thai language, Thailand, Wine tasting descriptors
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Rhaphanidosis
Definitely a word you should know. Goes hand in hand with “sodomy with a mullet.”
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In which OLDER does not necessarily mean WISER…
So far today, I’ve had to break into my own house three times because each time I left I’ve forgotten my own keys inside, and then later, forgotten to ask my wife for hers. On the plus side, both my … Continue reading
Posted in Exploits, Work
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Spit Roast Pig
When we went to our good friend’s party last month, the kids tired out in an hour or two and we took them back home (just a 2 minute drive). Imagine my joy when I returned solo to freely flowing … Continue reading
Posted in Around Mahasarakham, Food
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Chris Delivery
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of being Chris Delivery’s bodyguard (I got the job by looking “ex-yakuza.”) Fortunately, there were no kidnapping or assassination attempts, but he did get jumped by several groups of screaming fans wanting autographs and v … Continue reading
Posted in Exploits, Photos, Work
Tagged Arts, Asia, Education, Language Arts, Maha Sarakham Province, Main Hall, Social Sciences, Thailand
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Bang up
Ah, dammit. Today started off kinda bad, and I’m flat out busy. I went out in the Cefiro to buy fried dough crosses for Max and Mina before they woke, and rear-ended an old pickup with no bumper, at low … Continue reading
Thai Yellow Eggplant
I bought these golf ball-sized eggplants at the fresh market after not seeing them for a few years and never having tasted them. Up here in the Isan region, some people eat them with various savory/spicy dishes, but I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Photos
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Cheap Nikon Body
We picked up a Nikon D40 body, the successor to my trusty D50, with a charger and two batteries for 3,000 baht (exactly $100 US today). On the D50, I’ve mounted the old Nikkor AF 70-210mm f/4-5.6 lens I bought … Continue reading
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