In part 1 I spoke of the four general categories of Thai ghosts. In part 2 I\u2019ll talk about the types of ghosts, and many of these types can fit into any of the part 1 categories. Keep in mind that this will be a short-list of the most famous types, as there are plenty more.<\/p>\n
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pee5 gra1sue5 \u0e1c\u0e35\u0e01\u0e23\u0e30\u0e2a\u0e37\u0e2d<\/strong> \u2013 This is one of the most feared of all Thai ghosts. During the day, this female ghost will appear like any other \u2018normal\u2019 person. She\u2019ll have friends, flirt with guys, etc. And she\u2019ll be very pretty. Your only clue would be that she won\u2019t eat, giving excuses as to why. But at night, her head and vertebrae and perhaps some entrails and internal organs will separate from her body and float around looking for raw meat to eat. She\u2019s considered a very dangerous ghost, and can sometimes have a glowing aura. The joke is that since she doesn\u2019t have hands to wipe her mouth after eating, she\u2019ll float around your clothes (that are hanging out overnight to dry) and stain them with blood from her mouth. It\u2019s said that by eating raw meat any woman could be infected and become a pee grasue. A few decades ago there was a Thai soap opera (now available on youtube) where one of the main characters was a pee grasue, but looked too boring for me to watch. This below video talks about \u2018the very first time a pee grasue was caught on video tape\u2019. Believe it, or not.<\/p>\n