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    Nope
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    Have they issued a warning to Swedish people in Belgium after the shooting?
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    Did she tell you about her incest experience?
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    It's clearly the pickups fault but there was enough room for the biker to move over safely. It's a no brainer, Thai drivers are going to be in places we don't expect but we need to share the roads when issues arise
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    Thanks for the clarification. 👍 It's important the truth is known.
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    You've lost it mate. Get some help dude. 😎
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    This sick thing happens in every country. Don't single out Thailand 😠
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    Say no more. 😔
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    Close enough, I pay 1800 baht every 6 months. ????
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    Sadly, life is short. ????
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    I have Banglamung at the condo. Premier sport has one NRL game Friday, Saturday and Sunday also state of origin. No AFL, you can watch some games on ABC. https://www.premiersportsasia.com/schedule Like everything in Thailand, consistency, things may change next year. Sadly, footy season over now ????
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    I'm reading a few comments about bars next to Mike shopping. It could be 5star, it's next to Mike's. Out the back of the bar, where the toilets are, there is a small garden area.
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    It hurts me to watch that beautiful bike go down. I see so many unnecessary accidents because of these careless drivers. Statistics say most accidents in Thailand involve pick ups. Like you said bloody ayholes.
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    I agree with you. It's definitely the pick up driver at fault. It's a shame that the accident happened, it looked to me if the rider was better prepared the outcome may have been different. I hope he and the pillion are both OK.
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    Not at all, but when on the road be prepared for anything, swerve to the left to allow the idiot in the pick up back in the lane You got to take action when problems arise, the biker just remained on his original line,no defense. If the biker had more experience maybe the accident would not have happened.
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    English is obviously not your first language. Where did I say the motorcyclist was at fault? What I said that there was enough room to allow the pick up to enter the lane There's a small shoulder and more than 10 foot of width on the lane
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    He wants to set up a tent on a beach, washing at sea and eating at 7/11 or street food. Probably on a budget or very little money, I doubt he has the money to pay for a camp site if he's washing in the sea.
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    I'm a big biker, been riding Thailand roads for over 20 years, I reckon there was enough room for the bike to keep left, letting the pick up to get back in the lane. It's Thailand, you got to expect the unexpected, if you haven't got the skillset, don't ride a bike in Thailand
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    I've seen loads of people riding their motorbikes in Thailand not wearing a shirt. It's illegal, so is sleeping on the the beach in a tent.
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    Poor Thailand, lots of foreigners coming here with mental health issues making problems.
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    Now this is weird, what's a poodle doing there. ????
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    Really? I reckon Proton is surrounded by too many neutrons with his strange comment.
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    Russell Crow likes it here. Jimmy Barnes My next door neighbor The list goes on ????
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    I had an old pair of shorts that were stored outside that I forgot were there. A few years ago I came home wet from the rain, drunk. I took them off forgetting I had money in the pocket. I found the shorts the other day, found I had a couple of 100's and 1, 500 baht note soiled, mildew and very poor condition, part of the notes were perished. I took them to my local Kasikorn bank, the teller exchanged them for crispy new notes
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    You are breaking the law. I have riden my PCX shirtless many times in Thailand, no problem, but I'm breaking the law. Lots of quirky laws in Thailand.

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