Bangkok English

A Story by Abishai100

Faerie-humanoids from North America travel-log to Thailand for a special image/photo about modern social-media oriented 'human' dating!

A 'faerie-tale' about travel/tourism, featuring colorful photos (of no 'particular' ethnicity!).

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A special/secret social-house at an Ivy-campus is where a unit of humanoid-faeries known as the Fury were planning a special trip to Thailand (Earth).

FURY: We'll be taking a special Thai-Airways flight from JFK to Bangkok to sample the culinary-arts, commerce, and chess!

TACO: This'll be a fresh change from life in Portugal where I lived before moving to North America; makes good cyber-photos.

PAD: I can't wait to sample authentic Thai-food in Bangkok, since I'm a fan of Thai cuisine and hope to accent the chess-diary.

ARM: I shall make this chess-journal an ideation of stalemate-diagrams for world-peace and think 'dragons' on social-media.

The Fury (faeries!) had good reason to choreograph their Bangkok/Thailand trip with a nice chess-IQ touch, since Cold-War politics had already cast ideations of axes of competition-IQ between superpowers (Fischer-Spassky) as media age journals (and history on Earth).

FURY: The Bangkok city is quite unusual/different from New England, and the ancient-relics/city sector is something magic!

When the trio arrived at a special chess-craftsman art-house in Thailand, they'd been greeted by the residential creators who'd already offered their special diadems on social-media and praised American students/faculty for investing in cyber-chess (e.g., Facebook-chess).

FURY: This is a 'worldly' journal-travel indeed; the authentic cuisine shall complement all our chess-stalemate journal marks.

Thai food is quite unique. It has all the spice/flavors of mild-toned exotic taste with touches of worldly immersion that may remind a diner of the 'quality' of ingredients-for-life.

FURY: We return to our (secret) social-house with a fantastic chess-world journal (Thailand) and shall make cyber-blogs (art).

The message of this fable is that there's ironic forms of world-IQ/imagination amidst all this post-9/11 era social-network ideation(s) of unusual/challenging business and capitalism vanities. Tourism had become a 'thing' of distances.

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)