Some Thailand Pics
Still too cold to do anything outside so I finally decided to post some
I first flew to Bangkok and these are some pictures of the Khao San Road where all the backpackers stay. The vibe there is amazing and you meet so many interesting people from all over the world.
This is the Grand Palace. It's amazing, isn't it?
This was the funniest thig. I went to the Lumphini Park which is kind of the Central Park of Bangkok. And suddenly I hear music and see this guy dancing on a podium and all these people joining in. What cracked me up though was that they danced to a 15-minute version of a song, I don't know the title of but the lyrics went like this "You got to lick it, before we kick it. You got to get it soaking wet before we kick it." I bet these housewifes had no clue what they were dancing to. This guy was probably worked in the red light district at night too, because there was some serious pelvis thrusting action going on that stage :)
Then I went to Sukhothai which is a world cultural heritage. I only stayed there for one day, because there is really nothing else to see there:
which are apparently so big I have to post them seperately, because I can't be bothered to make them smaler in size.
By the way, I got that user pic from lulinha_k - who can resist naked Jack in a Christmas hat?
I first flew to Bangkok and these are some pictures of the Khao San Road where all the backpackers stay. The vibe there is amazing and you meet so many interesting people from all over the world.
This is the Grand Palace. It's amazing, isn't it?
This was the funniest thig. I went to the Lumphini Park which is kind of the Central Park of Bangkok. And suddenly I hear music and see this guy dancing on a podium and all these people joining in. What cracked me up though was that they danced to a 15-minute version of a song, I don't know the title of but the lyrics went like this "You got to lick it, before we kick it. You got to get it soaking wet before we kick it." I bet these housewifes had no clue what they were dancing to. This guy was probably worked in the red light district at night too, because there was some serious pelvis thrusting action going on that stage :)
Then I went to Sukhothai which is a world cultural heritage. I only stayed there for one day, because there is really nothing else to see there:
which are apparently so big I have to post them seperately, because I can't be bothered to make them smaler in size.
By the way, I got that user pic from lulinha_k - who can resist naked Jack in a Christmas hat?