Who knew Thailand had so many awesome awkward, amusing and bizarre things going on? Check out this treasure trove of funny pictures from a country with a lot to offer.

At Thailand’s P.C. Air, unusual flight attendants are taking to the skies. P.C. Air is boosting acceptance of the country’s “third sex”. The company announced it would consider applications it had received from more than 100 transvestites and transsexuals. Four transgender flight attendants made the cut and joined a cabin crew that also includes 19 female and seven male flight attendants.

They’d probably beat the crap out of you

Thailand floods were ferocious to Honda factory and its vehicles.

People in Thailand were forced to search for new ways and ideas on how to survive the flood. This is what they have invented.

Severe flooding in Thailand made a lot of horrible monsters run loose. Be very careful!

Two-thirds of Thailand is flooded by monsoon rains. The disaster has broken more than 200 roads and left 27 provinces under water. This is the country’s worst flooding in the last 50 years that has reached Bangkok.

Recent flooding in Thailand caused a local Honda factory to become almost entirely submerged under water. Hopefully all of the windows were closed on those waterlogged cars.

Apparently those police bomb uniforms work really well because the guy in this bomb suit survived the trunk blast. Separatist militants were behind this bomb in southern Thailand. Maybe next time they should send in one of those bomb sniffing robots.

Before you take a taxi in Thailand, you should carefully read the cab rules.

Built quite literally into and flush with a hillside, this eye popping architectural masterpiece sits on Millionaires Mile overlooking the Amandan Sea in Phuket, Thailand. Villa Amanzi sits on over 27,000 square feet and its 8,600 square feet of delicious modernism can be rented out by up to 12 guests for a mere $2,000 to $4,500 per day. If the breathtaking views and cozy rooms aren’t enough then the Infinity pool and live-in chef will certainly convince you to stay.

Meet Viktor Bout, otherwise known as the "Merchant of Death." He was arrested in Thailand on conspiracy to kill US officers or employees and conspiring to acquire and use an anti aircraft missile charges in 2008. While awaiting extradition to the US to stand trial, he lost 60 lbs, in a Bangkok jail.

This is a day in the life of a cross dressing singer who lives in Thailand. His day starts to differ from a normal person as he starts to shave. He has to shave his leg too. Then he has to do his makeup, and put on a skirt, and…. Well, you get the picture.

Lately there are too many sad stories like this one. People with neurofibromatosis (a disease that causes the nerve tissue growing tumors) are so unfortunate. Their faces and other parts of the body with deformities make their life so difficult. This woman you will see inside this post is from Thailand. Her picture was taken by one man “from the hip” as he walked by. I think this picture should help us understand that sometimes life is too cruel for some people.

Thailand must be the only country in the world where these people are treated ok and where they can get higher education and find work after finishing their studies. At Suan Dusit University in Bangkok transgender students are accepted as equal to other people. Ladyboys dress in girls’ uniforms here. They behave in a feminine way and don’t have to hide their real “nature”.

This is Santisuk. He was found injured by policemen in southern Thailand and was adopted by them. Now he has the right to wear a policeman shirt and drive atop of the police vehicle. He became a real co-worker with all the privileges ;)