April 11 2004
Rare neurological disorder found in Thai bar girls

Bar girl brainscan
Our Mango Sauce Science Correspondent investigates the link between cross-wired electrical pathways in the human brain and Thai bar girl behaviour.
Consider the following true stories of farangs and their live-in Thai girlfriends:
a) Before going to work a farang asked his girlfriend what she was going to do that afternoon. He was told "Go cinema, my sister." When he came home he asked "How was the cinema?" BBB's answer: "Not go. Play pool. Sister go Italy with boyfriend last month."
b) A farang had two TV's in his house. One was in the living room which his girlfriend kept on Thai TV 17 hours a day. The other he kept in the bedroom so he could watch football and sport on UBC. He returned home one day to find his TV gone. "Where's my TV?" he asked. Reply from BBB: "My brother came. He no have TV. We have two. I give him one."
c) A farang went on a visa run and was away for three days. He returned to find an empty space in the kitchen. The fridge had disappeared. "Where's the fridge?" he asked. Little BBB replied: "Spend all money you give me. None left. Need more. Sell fridge. You buy new one."
Some weeks ago I reported that scientists had discovered the existence of at least two extra genes in Thai girls from north-east Thailand. One gene conferred on the little "BBBs" (Brown Bunnies from Buri Ram) the unfailing ability to attract gold objects (See: New gene discovered in Thai bar girl DNA #1) whilst the second gave them phenomenal data processing speeds (See: New gene discovered in Thai bar girl DNA #2).
A distinguished neurosurgeon from Thailand hypothesises that nature works in strange ways and that these two genes may have evolved to compensate for cross-wirings in the electrical pathways within BBB's brains. Anyone who has dealt with little BBBs for even a short length of time will know that their brains work in weird and wonderful ways and that their logic invariably defies any rational explanation.
While fraternal socialism and economic necessity might just about explain the missing TV and fridge the missing sister is more puzzling. Could Miss BBB really have expected her sister to clairvoyantly perceive the invitation to go to the cinema and return to Thailand by time machine in order to catch the 3.30pm performance at the Lido?
Our Thai neurosurgeon suggests that these types of errant logic in the brains of BBB's can best be dealt with by gentle cranial massage and soothing noises.
The Mango Sauce DIY (Electrical section) Correspondent suggests a more drastic solution to dealing with BBB's utter illogicality. His solution to curing short circuits and cross wiring in a BBB's brain is to deliver 240 volts in an appropriate place by a vibrator hard-wired to the mains.
I fear that this will only encourage them.
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