And you know We Chatty Americans always enjoy conversation with a French speaking Canadian!!
And you know We Chatty Americans always enjoy conversation with a French speaking Canadian!!
Thanks for your comments.
Maybe I should stop being a cantankerous and bitchy European, and be friendly with chatty Americans who approach me.
Jelly Bean: I love your acerbic wit, but the DO NOT DISTURB signs are too small to deter Americans.
dab69: Despite being almost 70, I will NOT pass away soon. I have great genes. [My parents had good health until their mid 80s, and several (heterosexual) uncles enjoyed active love lives until their late 80s.]
Unfortunately, I can be mistaken for American because I can speak English with an American/Canadian accent. [When I speak French, Canadians immediately realize I am European because I have a Swiss accent.]
Oh, but what do with the chatty Americans? I realize that they mean well, and are just trying to be friendly. But must these chatty Americans try to start a conversation as we ride down the elevator from the 14th floor of Pinnacle Hotel? Must they offer me food and drinks when I sit outside at the Telephone restaurant and enjoy people watching on the gay soi? 45 years ago when I was hot and handsome, many elderly gays stayed to chat me up [and pick me up]. Must I endure this now when I go to Bangkok?
Is there any editing function for the posts?
The chatty Americans certainly do NOT want to pick me up, they obviously just want to chat for some reason.....
As a non-chatty American the last thing I would want to do is chat with a bunch of old European Queens.Originally Posted by werner
Life is sexually transmitted and terminal.
francois (November 18th, 2016)
Consider yourself lucky that someone wants to talk to you at your age , Americans or anyone else. I mean that in a good way , too many lonely souls out there.
My only falang friend in Pattaya died recently- an American, and he's greatly missed- and now that the management at Ambiance is no longer falang, I realise that I speak only to Thais when I'm in Thailand. No problem, except that, for a week after I return to London, I find myself speaking the Thinglish which my boyfriend and I use.
It's when you....
- routinely refer to your "loom"
- ask "how a you tomollow" to people you meet
- tell shop assistants "Thank you very big"
....that you need to worry.
"Home-me" and "ching-chong" are my ear-worms.
Why ching-chong? Is there a better term?
"Suckee-Fuckee" works the world round
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