AMAZING THAILAND

Every nation is known for their specialty goods. Switzerland has its chocolates, France has its wine… and Thailand has its robot waiters. MK Restaurant has over 300 locations in Thailand, and has been looking for ways to modernize their operation. That includes robot greeters and servers.

A recently opened condom museum located outside of Bangkok, Thailand, has quite the variety of sex-related paraphernalia on display: a gigantic penis pump, different flavors of lube, phalanx-shaped objects for demonstration purposes, vintage condom posters, and, of course, condoms of every size and description

If you’ve ever longed for a monkey to jam its rubbery little finger in your ear, there is a town for you called Lop Buri, Thailand. Long-tailed macaques have free reign over parts of downtown Lop Buri, known as “Monkey Town” in the Thai-language press. They are a menace: yanking down ladies’ skirts, scrambling up tourists’ necks and eating anything that can fit in their furry faces.

A lady-boy who spent her life shuttling back and forth between Thailand and Switzerland, opening a restaurant and becoming rich in the process, is to marry two of her Thai boyfriends later this month and is hoping they can all live happily together in a ménage a trois. This, perhaps, will set a precedent that others will wish to follow.

While octopi and other creatures have made news recently for predicting sporting and political contests, a "vagina tree" in northern Thailand has reportedly predicted a winning lottery combination based on some strange markings on the trunk.

A Thai woman who weighs more than 600lb believed to be the heaviest in the country left her apartment for the first time in three years with the help of a forklift.

Health authorities in Thailand are urging young women not to wear fashionable black leggings to avoid attracting unwanted attention from dengue-carrying mosquitoes.

The Thai military plans to drop 25 Chinese-made tanks into the Gulf of Thailand to serve as artificial reefs, media reports said Friday.

More than 201 million postcards were sold to people wanting to "guess-the-winner" for a World Cup lucky draw, it was concluded yesterday when the submission date ended.

In the wake of severe drought, the deepest portions of the Yom River in Phichit have run dry. Locals said they had never seen such the river so dry in the last five decades. Many have decided to turn the crisis into opportunity by rummaging through soil and sand on the river bed in the hope of finding valuables from past eras.