T Shirts

[mr lonely]

Anyone know of where I can get a few Tshirts printed to own design ?
I want one to read - IN THAI - I am not an ATM ! .

[JD]

Don't know about the T-shirts, but the slogan is Chan Mai Chai ATM or ฉันไม่ใช่ATM.

[BaaBaa.]

There's a little shop in Soi Tanawit with Football shirts in the window, they do printing.

[fach3003]

Hi All

I want one printed

My thai mother in law has just fleeced me
in brackets again!!

I could think up hundreds....

Do i look like i want a Tuk Tuk

Tall White and very poor...

1/2 Half price entry required

Any one have their own ideas for T Shirt slogans???

Worth a laugh!!!

[andy778]

There's a little shop in Soi Tanawit with Football shirts in the window, they do printing.

Where is Soi Tanawit Baa Baa?

Thanks

[Winkie]

Where is Soi Tanawit Baa Baa?

I think that's a lousy slogan for a T shirt!

[PeteC]

How about, 'I fought the law and she won', 'behind every good man is a woman with a gun', 'Yes dear, you're right', 'rub here to withdraw cash', and for the smoker.....'I take comfort in knowing these may kill me before things get worse'. Pete

[BaaBaa.]

There's a little shop in Soi Tanawit with Football shirts in the window, they do printing.

Where is Soi Tanawit Baa Baa?

Thanks

It's the little soi that goes up the back of the Shopping Mall.

The shop is opposite "Tanawit Condo" on this map.


C6 on here.
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-map.htm

[huahinjim]

I always liked the UK's NHS slogan as part of it's stop smoking campaign:

"Kiss a non-smoker - they taste nicer!"

I like the "I'm not an ATM" slogan. But would not the "chan" refer to a lady? "Phom" for a male. Sorry but I am useless at Thai script. Maybe JD can help out!!

[huahinjim]

There's a little shop in Soi Tanawit with Football shirts in the window, they do printing.

Where is Soi Tanawit Baa Baa?

Thanks

It's the little soi that goes up the back of the Shopping Mall.

The shop is opposite "Tanawit Condo" on this map.


C6 on here.
http://www.huahinafterdark.com/hua-hin-map.htm

Had 2 dozen t shirts made there for my son-in-law's business in Ireland a few months back. They did a great job and excellent price for the shirts and the printing. They also did some for my son copying his business logo and made an excellent job of that too.

Very nice couple who run the shop.

[BaaBaa.]

Very nice couple who run the shop.

Yes, nice couple, speak very good English.

They also have some very good Football shirts if you ask.

[JD]

I like the "I'm not an ATM" slogan. But would not the "chan" refer to a lady? "Phom" for a male. Sorry but I am useless at Thai script. Maybe JD can help out!!

Correct Huahinjim, but in this case the Thai's, male or female, use the 'chan' as a familiar/politeness. A man would use 'chan' to his wife, mother in law, brother in law, other family member, neighbour or long term friend etc..

But quite correctly the use of 'Phom' for a stranger or someone of short acquaintance or abruptness.

[splitlid]

"my wife left me cos i'm so 'Hansum'"

[Lung Per]

We male farangs should all be wearing one with "LOVE FOR SALE" when touring Soy Bean Tabac. That'll teach the little ladies.....

[huahinjim]

I like the "I'm not an ATM" slogan. But would not the "chan" refer to a lady? "Phom" for a male. Sorry but I am useless at Thai script. Maybe JD can help out!!

Correct Huahinjim, but in this case the Thai's, male or female, use the 'chan' as a familiar/politeness. A man would use 'chan' to his wife, mother in law, brother in law, other family member, neighbour or long term friend etc..

But quite correctly the use of 'Phom' for a stranger or someone of short acquaintance or abruptness.

Thank you Ajarn!! Not heard of that usage before - not surprising given my lack of language knowledge.