Hawkup2000

Why do all Thais that I've seen cooking use a Chinese cleaver? I find it hard to believe that it's actually better than a standard 240 mm chefs knife since there are not that many technical techniques  when it comes to make the usual Thai dishes. Yet, still most Thais hang on to their cleaver. Why?

Just felt I had to share this one.

In early 2008 I begun to study Thai in a language school (one of the dear sponsors of this site). It started with that I gave one of the girls Toblerones becasue she looked so sad. A few days later she called me and asked me out for a dinner. No harm done, I went. It was very causal. She resigned. We continued to meet for two years, but never any physical contact. After one year we hadn't even held hands. I never paid anything and she paid everything, Sirocco, China trips etc  (I know..spare your khee nok farang comments).  In one of those "bring-a-friend-to-meet-the-scary-farang dates" her friend reviled that her family is "semi rich" with shares in sizzlers. Time passed by, we finished our connection . A few days ago I got links that she got busted for fraudulent behavior. Apparently she embezzled money from her new company's forex trading business. The thing is that she used to send money to my bank account (Thai). At the time "I give you money for RCA"; "I give you money for enjoy Kho Chang" sounded pretty sweet.  

Can the money sent to my account get me in trouble?