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I used to like RS too. But that was when I was very young. Cute boybands with catchy tunes don't appeal to me anymore. GMM have more artists that can appeal to all age groups. Not to mention GMM have more talented singers. I just have a hard time taking RS seriously. Sorry.

Asanee was teasing her about the way she looks. He wrote "yai maemot" repeatedly, meaning "old witch" hehehe...

Male dominance is common in nature, depending on the species. It's natural. When we're in danger, we look to a big, strong man for help. It's not just the men's fault. A lot of girls go for thugs knowing what they're getting themselves into. Many have a thing for dangerous guys. Rough sex...

The East has always been more conservative than the West. And East Asia (particularly S. Korea and Japan) is more liberal than SE Asia. I've seen some Korean shows and they allow little kids to dirty dance, shaking their little rump, while audiences/hosts respond like it's some amazing talent...

Like that screenwriter said, are TV dramas the real bad guys here? Are they the only ones leading the country into cultural decline? I think it makes people more happy than sad. It's one of our means of escape from reality. We want to watch it when we have time, can't wait for the next...

I hate to say this but rape and violence are representations of real life because sadly, it does happen. :( Rape and violence in TV/film are taken from real life, not the other way around. It's the falling in love aspect that makes it a fantasy because the chances of that happening is highly...

But do romantic people like in Korean dramas really exist? I don't think so. That's as much a fantasy as the slap/kiss and fall-in-love-after-rape concept in Thai dramas. They're both over the top and unrealistic. But that's what TV dramas are for. We like it because not all of it are true...

By taking a step back, I wonder if this will allow the growing popularity of Korean dramas to take the lead. (If it hasn't already.) If anything, they should cut back on the nang'rais to reduce some of the annoyance level or get rid of them all together (the ones that cling onto pra'ek's arms...

Yep, I heard about this too. Screenwriters talk about it here on the 3 NUM 3 MUM show. I think they defended their work very well. :)

English as in British. :) More pics from IAMGUY--> Here

Andrew Cronin in IAMGUY magazine (Februrary 2007). He's Thai-English by the way. ;) Credit: Magazinedee.com

Here are a few pics of him that I found:

Mexico made themselves look bad with the booing. A very discouraging crowd. Also, is Miss Korea (Honey Lee) mixed? With all those rumors of double-eyelid surgery in Korea, I couldn't help but wonder if she was natural. Miss Japan was smart because she knew how to make herself stand out by...

I think it'd be safer if Chin stays thin and slim. He's only 169 cm tall so if he gains muscle mass to buff him up, it can make him look shorter.

Ooh! I've got a few more! - when pra'ek grabs nang'ek by the arms, she always says, "let go! you're hurting me!" - if nang'ek/pra'ek drops something, the other will help pick it up and they'll reach for the same item, staring at each other. - the rich girls who keep their cellular phone in a...

ahahaha, i've been reading this and can't help but contribute! i'm new here but definitely not new to thai lakorns. i'm kinda lost as to what number ya'll are on, so i'll just be listing them. sorry if some are repeated. - the parent(s) of the poor main character (usually nang'ek's mom) is ill...