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Shoo shoo, go back to your tirak thread and ask this question.

:D

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Yes, I am why you ask?

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Contribute alittle bit, WH HSE 12 G99 is v pretty and sve quite good. I like her smile and eye contact. After FJ she wil give u massage. :D
G10 is quite new n svc not bad either.

Dont take G66 is not worth at all.

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Yep WH12 G99 is cute ... but somehow her look not lasting ... just my opinion, friendly gal with friendly service. Can be considered gf feel.

she got 2 pics of herself in her room 1 behind her bed 1 just outside the toilet, in those pics she look damn chio man ... (if you go u sure know which 1's i'm talking about, buay ta han man) :D

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Probably only bros with special privilege will get to do it. :(

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Damm...The water going to be use as Newwater you know! :D

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where is this Loy place?! sounds like a place in thailand rather than in singapore..

btw when she become your tirak already?! :eek:

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He already said going to Kallang river.

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Loy Krathong is one of the most popular festivals in Thailand. Usually taking place on the full moon in November. During the evening, many people will go down to their local klong (canal) or river to float their krathongs, believing this will bring good luck. The krathongs (sorta like a floating lantern) contain a flower, a candle and three incense sticks which are lighted before being placed on the water. People usually make a wish at the same time.

Will be spending Loy in BKK with my Tirak (well there's a first for everything), just so happens that her b'day falls on Loy. She say will bring me round to see how it is over there. :D

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G99 very the bah bah leh... hardly got any hour glass figure... more like christmas tree figure if u know what i mean...

btw, what date is this Loy Krathong? thanx

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Can buy from Golden Mile i think remember seeing some there during Loy last year ...

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Ya man ... ba ba is the word ... she very meaty but got cute face and friendly disposition. If she likes you sure got lots of gf treatment ...

Met her at golden mile sometime back while having lunch with my collegues ... comin 4 months never visit her she still can remember me. Ask me join her and her frens for makan ... sat down and TCSS a while before making my escape :p

If i not wrong Loy on 25 November

Loi Krathong
 

“Loi Krathong” is traditionally performed on the full moon night of the twelfth lunar month, which usually falls on some day in November. The floating of a ‘Krathong’ – a banana–leaf cup – is intended to float away ill fortune as well as to express apologies to Khongkha or Ganga, the River Goddess. Some believe that the ritual is meant to worship the Buddha’s footprint on the bank of the Narmada River, while others say that it is to pay respect to Phra Uppakhut, one of the Lord Buddha’s great disciples.

The Loi Krathong festival dates back to the time of the Sukhothai Kingdom, about 700 years ago. It marked the end of the rainy season and the main rice harvest. It is based on a Hindu tradition of thanking the water god for the waters. The farmers of Sukhothai used to hold a festival of floating candles. One year, a beautiful woman called Noppamas, who was the chief royal consort, made some special lanterns for the festival. She made them from banana leaves and shaped them like lotus flowers. The king was impressed with what he saw, so he announced that krathongs would be floated on the water every year from then on. Today, the memory of that woman who made the first krathong is remembered in a beauty contest called "The Noppamas Queen Contest".

Krathong means "leaf cup." Krathongs are lotus-shaped "boats" made of folded banana leaves. Locals make their own, but you can buy one from one of the vendors who capitalize on the festival (also, magicians set up stages and food vendors pull out the goods). Fill your krathong with a candle, flowers, incense, and a coin. Sometimes, locals add a snip of their hair or fingernails to the krathong (so that a part of their bodies goes out to the goddess). Locals wear beautiful costumes, so stop by a vendor and get one for yourself. Villagers wear the traditional dress of Thailand, sarongs and tunics, and some young men temporarily tattoo their bodies for the festival. Doorways and gates of temples and houses are decorated with banana trees, palms, and lit lanterns, completing a picture which evokes a magical aura.

http://www.loikrathong.net/en/hl_bkk.asp

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Normally it is spend with tirak, if im not wrong ayuthaiya is the place where the Loy Krathong celebration is most happening

November Date
 

It is on 26 November (Friday).