Fancy a fishy bikini ?

Fancy a bikini made from fish skin ? Fashion entrepreneur from the land of the everlasting smiles found a way to tan fish skin. The tanned fish skin is then used to make shoes, handbags, and apparels. And…… here goes the latest value added fashion product, Fishkini, waterproof bikini made from various type of fish skins. It will go on sale at approximately RM 280 per piece.

"It’s comfortable, especially inside. The bikini can really breathe. It’s a bit strange because it’s new and it’s not elasticized. I like the fact that it’s waterproof which means it can dry more easily," said 30-year-old Sudarat Sae-Lim, 30, who volunteered to model the fish-skin bikini. Read more at Thailand starts making leather from fish skins

Sarwadee Carp….. Thai people are ichiban leh !

Thailand's most beautiful "ladies"

From the land of plentiful smiles, here comes Thailand's most beautiful transsexuals.........

The 10th Miss Tiffany Universe was held on Friday May 11th 2007, in Thailand beach resort town of Pattaya, the country's capital of transsexuals. 30 contestants took part in the pageant. The crown was won by Mr. (???) Thanyarat Jirappakom, with Parawee Chapakorn and Pimchanok Hongsopa as runners-up.

Hmmm.... these "ladies" are beautiful, they are not women, but prettier than a lot of women out there. In fact, I think they are even more beautiful than our Miss Malaysia ! But somehow, with all due respect, I still prefer women in its original form, these transsexuals, beautiful as they may be, but some how it is not compatible to my internal combustion engines and electrical pulses. I like beautiful women, but these beautiful "women" are incapable to trigger my adrenalin into a meditated state of orgasmic horniness... Ah heah, Pak Pow ? Ku na tow lai ? Yakkkk !!!!!

Anyway, congratulation to Thailand for its openness and cultural tolerances to allow for this "sinful" pageant to be held. Your openness and tolerance has made this world a better place for all - Go visit Thailand and be thrilled by its oriental uniqueness. One thing for sure, in Thailand, you will not faced with over jealous religious official and local vigilante groups barging into your hotel room at night demanding to see your mates and your marriage certificate.

The righteous people spoke again.....

Approximately 200 hundred demonstrators held a noisy demonstration outside the US Embassy on March 18 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, to protest the continued deployment of United States' troops in Iraq. The protestors also put up anti Bush posters and banners.

Four years ago, with the help of Iraqi, the USA's and British armies invaded Iraq and deposed the regime of Sadam Hussein.

The 200 hundred noisy demonstrators does not represent the views of majority of Malaysian. The fact is, the United States and British Armies are deployed in Iraq at the invitation of the present Iraqi Government. So, it is really none of our business to noisily demonstrating our biased perceptions and opinions to take side with the warring factions in Iraq. Majority of Malaysian would like to stay neutral, not to complicate the delicate situations, and let the Iraqi and United States governments implement their best strategies to curb violences and terrorisms in Iraq. The Iraqi government had seeked the deployment of United States troop in Iraq, so let us not meddled with the preferences of the Iraqi government and the internal affairs of Iraq. Frankly, it would do Iraqi a lot of good if the protestors can keep their misguided opinions and perceived grievances to themselves. Majority of Malaysians, in general, would like to remain as friends to the Americans and Iraqi. And majority of Malaysians sincerely hope the Iraqi government, with the help of United States and other nations, can resolved the lawlessness, to bring peace and prosperity to Iraq.

Let us keep the streets of Kuala Lumpur free of uneccessary demonstrations and noisy protests. Stop the kowpek kowbooism mentality. If those 200 hundred protests really have the uncontrollable urges to express their righteousness and grievances, I sincerely hope they can get their priorities rights by assembling in front of the Thai embassy to protest against the despicable and cowardice acts committed by the the terrorists in Southern Thailand against innocent, peaceful, and defenseless Buddhists. The violences in Southern Thailand are closer to the border of Malaysia. Please state your righteous and noisy stand to demand the Thai government to take tougher actions against those terrorists in southern Thailand. It really pained me to see those terrorists committing mass murders and criminal acts against my fellow innocent and peaceful Buddhists in southern Thailand.

May God bless Iraq with early return to peace and prosperity. And, may God punished those terrorists and those biased bastards who directly or indirectly supported the terrorists to commit violences and criminal acts. The world will be very peaceful if these perpectually misguided and intolerance grievances seekers can be completely wipe out from the face of earth and forever locked in Hell.

Blessed are the peace keepers !!!! Namo Amithaba Buddha.

Visit Thailand 2007 ?

Despite the military government's assurances, it looks like all is not well in Thailand, and turbulent times are ahead for Thailand in 2007.

Four people inside a mosque in Thailand's Chiang Mai province were injured when a grenade was lobbed into the mosque on 1st Jan 2007. Prior to that, during the new year eve and shortly after midnight, a series of bombs hit Bangkok city killing 3 persons and injuring more than 40 others. Several schools in Thailand's northern and northeastern provinces were also burned.

The Australian embassy has previously advised Australians against unnecessary travel to Yala, Narathiwat, pattani, and Songkla due to ongoing violences in the southern region. Subsequent to the new year eve bombings, several countries have also issued travel advisory to their nationals to exercise high degree of caution when travelling in Thailand and overland into Malaysia as terrorists maybe planning more attacks against a range of targets including places frequented by foreigners.

Thailand's Army Chief, Sonthi Boonyaratkalin, who conducted a coup in September 19 2006 to depose the democratically elected Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, cut short his Mecca's Haj trip to return to Thailand on Monday afternoon. So far no one has claimed responsibilities for the attacks and the Thai government are unable to establish the culprits.

It is speculated that the terror attacks could be linked to the supporters of Thailand's former Prime Minister who was toppled in a September military coup, or the insurgencies in the predominantly Muslim southern provinces which has claimed thousands of lives since 2004. Or, could it be the bombings are orchestrated by the military government to discredit the former Prime Minister from returning to Thailand ?


It doesn't really matter who is responsible for the terror attacks in the land of perpetual smiles ? Beware, beneath those smiles, there is a possibility of violence storms brewing and waiting to be tsunamized to inflict more casualties. Let's not stay in the line of fires between conflicting parties in Thailand. For the time being, and as a safety precaution, I guess it is better not to visit or invest in Thailand until such time when there is a democratically elected government to replace the present military government.