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" Tomorrow, tomorrow...I love ya, tomorrow!"

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Things got quite rough on Koh Samet. I am not sure why they allowed themselves to be photographed in this state. I would have been in the photo as well, but I was still inside sleeping it off.

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Hannah can be a little clumsy sometimes. So, for her own safety, it's best that she always wears a helmet.

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Manjula had a good night.

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This is Chris, Melodie, Thomas and Danny. I don't really have a story for this picture because I don't remember it being taken.

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This is what happens when Brad is given a camera. I thought that they wanted me to take a picture of the penguin.

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We get bored sometimes, so vogue-ing helps to pass the time.

True Canadians

My godmother emailed me these pictures yesterday, and I thought that all of the Canadians that visit my blog would enjoy them. And it will also serve to reinforce all of the sterotypes that non-Canadians have about us.

Another Picture Post. See,,,I Have A Life!

I would love to explain each of these picures, but to tell you the truth....I don't remember the background behind these pictures, or there is no story to tell. Hopefully, the pics will explain themselves.

P.S. I do not have Down's Syndrome...even though the pictures of me would lead you to believe otherwise!

A Pic That Requires Explanation

So, It was a few weeks before Romy's birthday, and we decided that we needed a male stripper for her birthday. Hannah and I put Toby on the task of finding the right man to take his clothes off in front of a bunch of strange foreigners. He promised that it was no problem.

The night of Romy's birhtday, Toby assured us that a show was going to happen. Then, just before showtime, he informed us that he was going to be the main attraction. The only condition is that I, BRAD, joins him in his show. This is a total suprise to me, as everyone knows I do not dance. And taking my clothes off in public is included in that category. But, after peer pressure, and because it is Romy's birthday, we come to a comprimise. Toby will do the stripping, and I just have to stand still and be his stripper pole.

Yeah, I'm sure you are thinking that is no big deal. But, having a good Thai friend stripping in front of you and using you as an inanimate steel pole is much more disturbing than it sounds. But, everyone had a good time...and it is still one of the most talked about events in Lopburi folklore.

Well worth it, even though I thought that the birthday girl(Romy) and Toby's wife(Gift) would find it strange...they loved it. So, we pleased everyone. Glad to do my part.

Top 25 Men Who Look Like Old Lesbians

I came across this on I-am-bored.com and thought that it was worth sharing. Do not bother looking at it if you are politically correct, or an old lesbian.

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=26947

Random Picture Post

I have a great digital camera that I received from my parents before I came to Thailand, but I rarely use it. I rely on others to take great pictures, then I steal them. These pictures are stolen from Hannah's Flickr account and other places... enjoy.

Now You Can Leave A Comment Too!

I have finally figured out how to set my blog so that anyone can leave a comment without signing up or putting in passwords. You can just click the comment button and say whatever you want!

This is a great opportunity for you. You could: send me death threats, leave disturbingly sexually graphic slurs, spread hate or just say hello.

Now none of you have any excuses. So, join the online sensation that has taken the world by storm and leave a comment on Brad's blog!

So This Was My Holiday....

We had a very good holiday in Khon Kaen. It was very refreshing to spend some time in Thailand in a place other than Lopburi or Bangkok. Esaan is lovely because the people are much friendlier (and hotter), everything is cheaper, and it is not Bangkok!

The trip there was exciting. We rented a van to drive us the five hours to Khon Kaen. About an hour outside of the city, a motorcycle pulled out in front of us and the driver slammed on the brakes. I flew out of my seat and smashed in to the seat in front of me. I scraped my shoulder, elbow and knee but it wasn't too serious. And it was well worth it because I got to see Lou roll out of his seat on the the floor, it was like a cartoon.

Then, after we had been in Khon Kaen for all of 20 minutes, we found ourselves enjoying some traditional Esaan food at MacDonald's. I had something that the local people like to call a Filet-O-Fish.

The first night saw us going to a nightclub and then ***** some text missing due to the fact that family members may be reading this ***** with two whips and an electric cord!!!! Wow, craziest night ever!

The following nights saw much of the same. New Years Eve was quite tame compared to the other nights. We found ourselves at a big club, where I tried to pick a fight with the bouncer but he just kept laughing at me! But, we still had a good night.

We had lunch at the worst steak house ever. We had to place our order twice. Paul and Natalie got enough to feed an army, and it was all terrible(except the steak) and they couldn't figure out the bill. This just added to Paul's already deteriorating mood and mine and Natalies need to hide in our hotel rooms for a while and watch television.

Then, the trip home. We sat on a bus for 8 hours. But, we were still not home. That got us as far as Saraburi, and hour from Lopburi. Unfortunatelly, we had missed the last bus to Lopburi, so we had to stay at a hotel in Saraburi for the night. I have many things to tell you about this hotel, but that must wait for the next post. To be continued.....