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Why are you worried? It seems they were trans, so it's a fact. To simply say "women" would be misleading. So their mentioning it gives the story more accuracy.

People who talk during the film in the cinema should be locked up.

They can identify the perpetrator via their dental records.

What about the drug dealers who are so obvious they may as well have "I'm a drug dealer" emblazoned on their clothing.

109 died. I think the details of what the hell they're talking about are missing.

Is it really causing any problems, though? I think legal weed makes Thailand more interesting, despite the fact that I have no interest in it myself, and haven't so much as even considered taking a single puff of it while it's been legal.

I won't call you any names for your choice to never take drugs, I respect it. But ecstasy doesn't give you a "false" feeling of pleasure, any more than paracetamol gives you a "false" feeling of pain relief.

I suppose they want to make it easy for real tourists and less easy for people to live here using entry allowances intended to allow ease of tourism.

Utter tosh.

Not Chinese, but I used to be able to get a return flight to Thailand for about £450, last time I looked (a few weeks ago), I was lucky to find any at £750, most were actually about £1,000. I looked up why flights are so much more expensive, and it's just demand and supply, many routes are still off since the covid shutdowns, and remaining flights are in higher demand so charging more.

I've had it from vegetarian restaurants. They must just use soy sauce or something instead of fish sauce. I like fish sauce, but I'm not a fan of the dried shrimp or whatever it is in som tam Thai.

I'm not vegetarian, but I only prefer som tam made vegetarian style. And not unbearably spicy.

Well, even with the 45 entry going back to 30, Thailand still offer more than Vietnam currently do. 30+30 extension is better than 30+0.

I've always wondered the same, if someone really likes them young, you can find plenty of small and young looking women who are 18+.

When the symptoms were at their worst, I was overindulging, for sure. I had some completely sleepless nights, and when I couldn't sleep, I would sit up and vape some more. Total overkill, no doubt about it. But a few nights ago, we were having a few drinks at home, and I indulged in a little bit of her vape, and the irritability and trouble sleeping came back. I didn't overdo it, I smoked it less than she did. I didn't check my heart rate, but that might be the main effect that causes all the other symptoms. I actually find it quite easily to not smoke and not vape at all, but once I start vaping, I do find it hard to moderate it. When I was a smoker, it was kind of self moderating, as it's intrinsically disgusting and sickening. At the height of my vaping symptoms, I would vape in 2 days what my gf vapes in closer to 2 weeks, so it's definitely self-inflicted and dose dependent. But the same symptoms started to come on again a few nights ago with very little intake. I'm kind of glad I developed an acute reaction to it now, as it makes it easy to give it up.

Like others said, it's very popular in Chiang Mai. There are two vape shops within a 5 minutes walk from my condo, the shops are always busy, and I'm the only farang I've ever seen in either of them. Though I won't be in them again as I've quit. In bars in Chiang Mai, many customers and staff are vaping.

Vaping is very bad for me, I get a host of physical and psychological side effects from it. Tossing and turning at night unable to sleep, terrible nightmares once I do sleep, awaking in the middle of the night with a racing heart, increase in daytime resting heart rate by 30+ BPM, irritability and increase in negative emotion. I almost broke up with my girlfriend because I was tying all this to starting shortly after we started dating. I was all set to break up with her, and was starting to hate being in her company, for no reason, as she hadn't done anything bad. Then one day, because of the constant waking from nightmares with a racing heart, I checked my heart rate throughout the day, and it sat at between 95 and 105 BPM. I am relatively young and in very good physical shape, so this freaked me out a bit. So I stopped vaping right away, and within 24 hours all the symptoms above went away. Normal sleep, no nightmares, my resting heart rate sits around 65 BPM, and the craziest thing of all, my affection for my girlfriend returned. I stopped smoking some time ago but took up vaping from being around her, because she vapes. So all these symptoms did start since being around her, but it was the vaping. Totally shocking to me that it impacted me so much, but I googled and found some corroborating anecdotes. So if any of you vape and are having any of these issues, it's worth knocking it on the head for a while to see if it's responsible.

I had stumbled across his content a few times, he seemed like a pretty smart guy. Sad to hear.

45 days on entry, extend 30 days. Border run, same again. That's 5 months pretty hassle free.

Everyone I know who has taken the vax have said they won't take any more boosters, and that they don't believe it was necessary to take it in the first place. Because it wasn't. I'm unvaccinated, and I know with 100% certainty that my decision was not a mistake, there are no unknown 5-years-down-the-line side effects of not taking a covid vax. 100% of the people who are vaccinated cannot be that certain.

And my brother, who got the vax, developed heart problems, and was forced to retire at 50, now whines about how he shouldn't have got the vax.

"Make sure your costume isn't culturally appropriating a culture that isn't your own, while we all celebrate an ancient Celtic cultural tradition while not being descendants of the Celts.".

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No one has looked at me funny or asked me to put a mask on in the cinema or on public transport.

The ones wearing masks while exercising in the gym are the best.