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    Bangkok Smile/s Volume I
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    Bangkok Smile/s Volume I

    By Hugh Watson

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    Secrets of the Thais from Phra Attit Road to Sukhumvit
    Like the first work [Siam Smile/s], this book intends to point out how amusing humans are, especially when one is in a different country, as all the awkward and untoward things stick out like elephants wearing sunglasses. There are hysterical things happening every day in Thailand. The trick is to spot the amusing moments and have a good laugh or snicker.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherbooksmango
    Release dateApr 17, 2013
    ISBN9786162450723
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