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Can anyone tell me how much the tickets are for the show there?

RueFang, on 2010-10-10 07:17:18, said:

Got it done in the UK... but I'm sure you could get it done in Thailand (or anywhere!).

^pics?

Sounds great.  I've got a couple of tattoos and some piercings, but to me they're not really radical, more the norm I think at my age (26).  I would love to have to nerve to get an undercut but I'm too chicken.  Had my hair various colours- worst time was at school and I had dyed my hair a really dark greeny blue colour and some lads complained that I was allowed to keep my hair that colour when they had previously been expelled for bleaching their hair.   I was told to change it or be expelled lol... it was in the middle of my exams so didn't really have a choice.  Not being too experienced with colouring hair I decided to try and bleach out the colour and my hair turned bright green so had no option than to put a dark brown dye on it.    

A few years ago I started getting parts of it bleached and eventually moved onto a full head of almost white blond hair.  Decided I wanted to try putting some dark blue lowlights, disaster.  When I washed it out of my hair the blue dye basically ran into all my blond and turned turquoise.  I was gutted.  Only other dye I had was a plum colour so put that in but it was almost neon purple under light and as I washed it got lighter and lighter til it was a shade of lavender.  Then got a more natural brown colour put on at the hairdresser.

Here's a couple of pics

this one when I started with some blond patches, loved this




and when my hair went lavender ish

clarebangkok, on 2010-09-29 22:16:13, said:

I think you have to really experience the heat and humidity to get a grasp on how uncomfortable it can be... for me anyway.  I've been in Chiang Mai for 3 months (leaving at Christmas back to UK) and although I feel I've gotten more used to the heat (don't need to use aircon now) I just don't like being hot all the time.  I actually miss the cool/cold english weather (maybe the only person that does! still, see how I feel when I'm back in the middle of winter) and snuggling up with a blanket while it lashes down outside.  I can't walk very far outside here without breaking into a full body sweat- can't imagine going to work everyday here either (unless in an aircon vehicle into an aircon office- never gonna happen).  That's just me anyway.

Good luck with what you decide to do, but perhaps you'd be better coming out here with a friend if they're up for it.  Definitely think you need to get a decent amount of savings behind you as well

I don't really like it cos it just wouldn't suit me... most of the clothes look like what you would dress a doll in which is ok if you're really small and babyfaced   At first glance some stuff looks ok but when I get closer it's got a load of 'extras' stitched on lol I think Thai girls and a lot of Thai women can pull it off but on the average farang woman I think it would look daft....