Prior to engaging in journalism, AsiaPundit was considering a career in academia. And AsiaPundit has always considered eventually returning to academia, a la Joe Bosco, by taking up a teaching career in journalism. Unlike Joe, AP has no desire to do this while in China.
Thailand, however, has one of the strongest traditions of free journalism in Asia. Plus as this item from the Daily News illustrates, it also has some attractive campuses::
Extremely Short and Ridiculously Tight!
Are Thai female university uniforms just….a flirtatation..or…not?
Our nation’s female university students have been causing a storm in every direction for ages, all because of one thing in particular and that is the present day state of the ‘Thai Female University Outfit’.
It just has to be said that the uniform of today is rather far from orthodox!
In the eyes of Thailand’s grown-ups, the uniforms are precariously dangerous, hazardous and completely inappropriate. Yet in the eyes of the uni girls themselves, such attire is considered ‘fashion’.
A certain male student by the name of Mr Suthin had this to say on the matter, “ Men enjoy looking at girls in short skirts and ‘seu-a nom rabeurt’ (bomb-breasted shirts). Now, I don’t mind a look myself but there is no way that I would accept such a kind of girl to be my girlfriend!”
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One uni girl we talked to by the name of Miss Kaew, came up with this for starters, “We have to dress like this! None of the shops in my local area selling trendy uni outifits stock any piece whatsover that actually fits properly. Every skirt and shirt on offer is sized either ‘SS’ (sexy small) or ‘SSS’ (super sexy small). Besides, all the shops which sell properly-sized university skirts or shirts are either doing dismal business or have closed-down due to ‘lack of sales’
(via Magnoy’s Samsara)
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