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- fred c
- Mr. C is: a reformed lawyer; a religious atheist; a useful "Handy Man;" an amateur social scientist; a beloved teacher; a well liked husband and father; Ambassador Emeritus from, and to, Planet X; a freelance professor; taxi driver to the stars (Joe DiMaggio and Ronald McDonald, both out of uniform); an excellent fire fighter; an enthusiastic but untalented musician; an experienced counselor; a top-notch disk jockey; an all around get-along-guy; a cunning linguist; a would-be lifestyle victim; a Masonic wannabe; a frequent reader; Professor Irwin Corey's Ph.D. adviser; an accomplished driver and motorcyclist; a famous rockologist; a reliable but indifferent bullshit detective; a poor speller; a proud United States Navy veteran (honorably discharged, barely); the Ayatollah of Ass-o-Hola; a drug legend; a Returned Peace Corps volunteer (Thailand); a generally charming man; nationally and internationally known from coast to coast; a legend in his own mind; a cultural-anthropological critic-at-large; an avenging angel who coolly bides his time; Soul Brother number 37; and a friend to the poor.
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- Wat Bang Na On The Cha Prayao River Bangkok
- Jackie Chanish Bamboo Scaffolding In Bangkok
- The Friendly Old Dream
- Idol Judge Update
- The Jaynettes , Sally , Go Round The Roses
- Canal Taxi In Bangkapi, Bangkok
- How Do You Say Lazy In German?
- Entertainment Breakdown
- Laziness Vs. Just Plain Being Over-Matched
- Follow Up: The Leggings
- Ramkhamhaeng At Soi 42
- Boomer Nostalgia: The Leggings.
- Life In BKK
- Ubon Hotel Ratchatani
- Ubon Train Station
- Not A Movie Review: It Came From Outer Space II
- New Hotel Surin
- "The Pacific" According To The Garps
- Thai Transportation Diary: Way Out East In Isan
- Forbidden Blog Posts
- Wat Rong Khun Chiang Rai Thailand
- Some Neighborhood Temple In Chiang Rai
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4 comments:
I was wondering when the students would get involved. Hope it's sabai, sabai! Ann
I have heard that some of our students are Red Shirts, which doesn't surprise me because so many of them are poor, from up-country. But I haven't seen any activity on campus.
Looks like you'll have to toss all your red shirts!
It's like the Crips and Bloods all over again . . . color avoidance!
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