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That is an interesting post. I met lots of old farang young Thai girl/women in Thailand, and in some of those cases the old farang died. And then the Thai women, now a lot richer, decided again to live with old farangs together. So maybe it is not just the money. It would be an interesting statistic what new husbands Thai women chose who are now widow and who inherited substantial wealth from their farang husbands.
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Female teachers required to serve alcohol, dance at religious event
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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Female teachers required to serve alcohol, dance at religious event
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Good luck that Thailand doesn't even try to be part of the modern world. Look at those females in modern world countries. Many seem to be crazy and unhappy.- 87 replies
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Female teachers required to serve alcohol, dance at religious event
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It's women's work. Who else should do it? ????- 87 replies
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Coming back to "what age gap would you aim for and why?" I wouldn't aim for any specific age group. I would follow my heart. I am now in a happy relationship, and I am not looking for a new one. But I go out and see waitresses, office girls, nurses, doctors, lots of females. And sometimes, especially after I saw some of them a couple of times, I think to myself that she could be a nice gf - if I wouldn't have one already. Over the time there are a few which would be interesting. And the age group of them is for me maybe 20 to early 30th. And some of them, which I met when they were 25, are still interesting with maybe 30. But in average, when they get older, they are less attractive. So what would I (try to get)? A young one which I will still find attractive in 5 or 10 years.
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Super Deal Worked Out In Hong Kong: Chuwit
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
It's hard to know if that is true. Maybe. He was openly corrupt. He was corrupt with that attitude "and what will you do about it?". When he was in power he behaved like he was above the law, and he got away with that for a couple of years. And then he didn't get away with is anymore. Others are obviously also corrupt. But not as much in your face like Thaksin. -
OPINION: New Thaksin chapter about to begin
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I don't know how much they know each other but I can't imagine that stroll in the park. And a huge difference is that Chuwit was convicted to jail, and he went to jail. He served his time behind bars. He is not a coward... -
OPINION: New Thaksin chapter about to begin
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Sure, a lot is going on in the background. And I don't expect that will change. But Thaksin was never the type who wanted to stay in the background. He wants to be center stage and in the news every day. And if he tries that again, then I think there will be difficult times ahead. -
Thaksin’s pending return signals done deal?
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Really? How often did he promise he will come back? And then he didn't come. How often did he lie about basically anything? Maybe there is a deal, maybe he will come back. But how high is the chance that this will happen this time with two weeks announcement? -
That depends on what the elderly mum likes to see - and can handle. Probably it's not a good idea to go with her to a place where you are well known, and all the girls say hello to you and your mum. But maybe she likes to see that Pattaya is all about. Maybe she wants to see some nice girls dancing on stage. Personally, my mum surprised me sometimes in my life.
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Red Shirts in Korat Gather to Welcome Thaksin at Don Mueang Airport
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
They were protesting for Thaksin because he wanted "his" money back. I was here at that time, and I will never forget when the red-shirts behaved like they own the city. Abhisit should have arrested them all right away. He waited too long. And the red-shirts got bolder and bolder. I am happy the army throw them out. The red-shirts could have left anytime. It was their problem if they wanted to die for their criminal hero. -
Red Shirts in Korat Gather to Welcome Thaksin at Don Mueang Airport
OneMoreFarang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
They started the mayhem before the army arrived. And the tomato police didn't do anything.