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It's just a very angry and sexist word. Why do you feel the need to shame these men who are already disadvantaged and then further taken advantage of?
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Yeah, it's a funny one. I see a lot of Thais working, studying, having classes, business meetings, Skype calls, etc. in cafés, and they can sometimes take up a lot of space (one person on a four seater table). So it isn't like Thai people never do it. I think you need to balance how much time you take per beverage, how much space you take up, and how much noise you make. Obviously online teaching or all day meetings are a bit much for a café. I don't actually know how much time it takes to be a digital nomad. If it's 9-5, it might be better to find a workspace.
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Best/Favorite coffeeshops? Best for Digital Nomads?
BangkokReady replied to JimmyJ's topic in Chiang Mai
I don't know how people have the nerve to do such a thing. I try to live a quite and undramatic life, especially not to bother anyone. I can't stand noisy people so I keep a low profile in return and gravitate to quite, peaceful and relaxing places, especially when it comes to cafes. -
It's a kind of "chicken and the egg" thing, as they need to have access to proper education to understand the value of proper education. A lot of young people are institutionalised by the Thai education system. It might be too late for some teens already. It might need to be a grass roots thing.
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Some do. Others are completely at home in the fake education system where all they do is copy the work of other kids and resent being given actual work to do or having their copying and cheating pointed out. While some young people have demanded that the Thai education system is improved, I would wager that some of them only want the value of a Thai education to improve without actually having to do any extra work. I'm not saying that none want to see an improvement, but there are a lot who coast, knowing that they cannot fail, and they would not be in favour of an "improvement" as it would mean they have to do the work or take the fail.
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Can someone who has had multiple relationships and is currently in a relationship (presumably sexually active) be an incel? Incel means involuntarily celibate.
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So you're happy to live with a family that would kill you for money, because you've financially incentivised them to not do so?
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You have to wonder if he didn't plan this right from the start and offer her the money with this in mind. She probably looked up to him. So sad that such a system exists that the threat of "exposure and embarrassment" can allow someone to victimise another person in such a way. The headline could have easily been "Wealthy Local Businessman Helps Poor Teen Save Her Sick Grandmother". ????
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Monks used NE temple as drug den and yaba distribution point
BangkokReady replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
Damn. The Christian youth group never sold us any amphetamines back in the day... ???? -
Thailand to Implement 300-Baht Fee for Foreign Arrivals
BangkokReady replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Probably because of what you benefit from when you visit the country and how the management/distribution is handled. -
Thailand to Implement 300-Baht Fee for Foreign Arrivals
BangkokReady replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Why not really commit and go with "a fund to be funded by funds collect from foreign visitors"? -
It's so ridiculously worded. "Those tourists pay nothing", like they aren't paying over the odds for everything, paying handsomely for every service they use, buying all sorts of souvenirs and other goods, paying prices the locals would rarely pay, and even charged extra I many places. He speaks as though they are getting away with something and must be held to account. Using up all the lovely sidewalks and pristine air that should be for the sole use of good Thai people! Pretty racist.
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In case anyone is curious: hackneyed (adj.) "trite, so overused as to have become uninteresting," 1749, figurative use of past-participle adjective from hackney (v.) "use a horse for riding" (1570s), hence "make common by indiscriminate use" (1590s), from hackney (n.), and compare hack (n.2) in its specialized sense of "one who writes anything for hire." From 1769 as "kept for hire."
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Pheu Thai says Prayut more concerned with armament than education
BangkokReady replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Do you actually know if the scheme was bonafide and effective, or was it just another scam by Pheu Thai?