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fattman
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fattman wrote:You'd better take a look at the annual Trooping of the Colo(u)r Ceremony. Goose Steps at their finest.
To clarify, I am talking aboit the Thai ceremony, not the Brit one. This was posted in response to Smile's post about goosesteps.
At the Thai version, the multicoloured uniforms look very cute, but its a bit offputting when they start goosestepping.
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| Mon 12 May, 2008 12:50 am |
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fattman
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Marsilius wrote:The British Army has never adopted the goose-step.
For more information, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goose_step
Very true. But the Thai army does on certain ceremonial occasions, such as the Trooping of the Colour, Thai version.
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| Mon 12 May, 2008 12:52 am |
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bkk gwm
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Smiles wrote:I just hope that the goose-step march will not put in an appearance. Haven't seen it yet.
Rather than goose-stepping in full cold-weather garb such as depicted above, perhaps goose-stepping in kilts would be an appropriate adaptation for the Thai tropical climate and handsome Thai soldiers?
It *is* true that no underwear is worn under a quilt, isn't it?
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ceejay
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If you are lucky, nothing is worn under a kilt.
It's all as good as new 
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Singapore Sexpat
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bkk gwm wrote:
It *is* true that no underwear is worn under a quilt, isn't it?
I wear my pajamas under my quilt.
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| Wed 14 May, 2008 2:47 am |
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fattman
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Something like this...
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| Wed 14 May, 2008 4:56 am |
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gwm4asian
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Anybody who wants to know what is under a kilt should see the picture in the toilet at Oscars Bar
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Sen Yai
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fattman wrote:Something like this...
Actually, it would probably be more like this:
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Oogleman
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the whole Thai army should be issued kilts forthwith!
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Lunchtime O'Booze
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well frankly I think it's a bloody good idea..the idea of at least a few minutes blessed relief from the relentless dodging of motorcycles would be heaven..plus the Thai national anthem is among my favorite.
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