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martand

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  1. Maybe it's a story of happiness: the wife perhaps is happy that such a guy left her (and perhaps her friends back home will ask her admiringly how the f... she did it) the Katoey is happy to have found such a guy who will pay for his house on MIL land, and he, the guy, is happy. Now. It is said that there is no place in the world like Thailand to turn dreams into nightmares. But in fact it is not so, some dreams are born, come true and stay. Look at the wife and the Katoey.
  2. Ah,what an interesting post: so, you don't care (and besides, who cares about you?). Others do.
  3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wars_involving_the_United_States#18th-century_wars
  4. I.e. Americans, British the West world as the troublemakers causing all postwar wars. If you haven't figured it out yet, figure it out quickly. And yeah, it sucks
  5. If it can be partial consolation, or perhaps a wake-up call, this is also the case in Europe. To name a few: Germany, Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Belgium, England has already been mentioned. All Arab-Islamic neighborhoods. Where Islam is not religion, it is political identity. Not to mention France: a minister of the Interior who proposed to take back control of at least the first thirty out-of-control neighborhoods in France (thirty!) was fired. I myself, when I am in Europe, live in a neighborhood where at night, you are woken up by cars with very loud music: Arabic music. And where there are gangs (drugs and prostitution) of Arab-Islamic people. Very violent. You are right that these communities have a very hard time integrating. Islamists should have the courage to stoop even to the dark pages of their own past and present. Who knows, maybe in some time.
  6. I am one thinking differently from you. Wake up little thingwhatsoever. You have not 16 years anymore
  7. Yes, the crowds (in no Covid times) at temples, museums and monuments are all illusions of Samsara. But what are you saying? Plenty of Asians, some Indians, Arabs don't have time to go there so busy between malls and luxury hotels, and then there are many Westerners who don't feel like dying idiots.
  8. Is it sarcasm? If it is not: in my very personal experience, Thai people can get drunk to death, but I have never seen them ever aggressive, not in the way that we Westerners can be.
  9. A trick to stop the attack of any raging dog? Get on all fours immediately. Every dog is frightened and stopped by seeing that strange animal on all fours. The problem is that then on all fours you have to stay there, because if you get up the spell wears off...
  10. Thai smile is all to be understood. Ignorance? Foolishness? Harsh as a judgment. I don't feel like speaking ill of those who haven't had the same opportunities I've had in life
  11. A way to keep people away from your beloved Chiang mai

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