True story: I was working in a supermarket deli (my first career) and a woman asked if she could try a piece of the hard salami. My co-worker, a surly fellow not known for his customer relations skills, said, “What, you never had hard salami before?!” She replied, “Well, sure. But I never had YOURS.” The lady initially had no idea what she had just said, but when I doubled over with laughter (and even my surly co-worker grinned broadly), she got very red and left without having had any of our salamis…
Also it must be noted that the r is not there in Thai, it should really be poon, but for some reason a lot of superfluous r’s are put in in transcriptions. In Thai you can have an r sound only at the start of a syllable.
Must be testicular implants!
FTW! *wipes tea off monitor*
lawlz
second!
Pork in general makes me hot!
Me too. That’s why I married a policeman.
I bet they have some really hot nurses in this clinic:)
I’m sure it has nothing to do with the creepy looking statues of children in the front…
The statues in the front are sort of bait I guess XD
You sure it wasnt Sdrapon?
I’m sure it was a real one.
God…that’s worse than the gynecologist I knew named Dr. Slutsky.
Or someone I knew with the last name “Crapashetz”
Well, if we’re stooping to High School humour: Has anybody seen Mike Hunt?
Actually that reminds me of a joke. Sign seen in Gynaecologists office:
“The Doctor at your Cervix today will be Dr Schultz”
It’s even worse than the sign I once saw of a male gynecologist named Dr. Stiffy.
I’m totally not making that up.
I think I just fell in love with you.
Secretly attacked by flowered underpants painters.
The lady who was my chem prac partner in third year: Fatma Cok.
Is that bamboo, or are you happy to see me?
Both… With sum ice cream on my hairy chest. MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
this is in Phuket Thailand. I’ve actually got an older version of the same sign from 2004 when i went there myself! had a giggle when i saw it again.
Sadly, it’s pronounced “pooket”. =(
Gee, and I always thought the “thing,” for guys, was the thing that WASN’T the sack…
no I think they call that the one eyed wonder worm, trouser snake, hot salami…
True story: I was working in a supermarket deli (my first career) and a woman asked if she could try a piece of the hard salami. My co-worker, a surly fellow not known for his customer relations skills, said, “What, you never had hard salami before?!” She replied, “Well, sure. But I never had YOURS.” The lady initially had no idea what she had just said, but when I doubled over with laughter (and even my surly co-worker grinned broadly), she got very red and left without having had any of our salamis…
Not even a floppy Salami
I think someone used to have that guys sign as their avatar on the thaivisa.com forums
The statues disturbe me more than the doc’s name.
so it’s Dr. Giftsak and that’s why they have the weird looking children out front in the mismatched clothing.
Also it must be noted that the r is not there in Thai, it should really be poon, but for some reason a lot of superfluous r’s are put in in transcriptions. In Thai you can have an r sound only at the start of a syllable.
Wow, that’s even better than the ear-nose-throat Dr named “Pickit”. He acted shocked when my mother made a joke about it, too.