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18 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:
Before you correct someone you should actually get your facts right otherwise it makes you look like a complete plonker..
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1127372/evidence from over 40 studies which shows that male circumcision provides significant protection against HIV infection; circumcised males are two to eight times less likely to become infected with HIV.2 Furthermore, circumcision also protects against other sexually transmitted infections, such as syphilis and gonorrhoea,3,4 and since people who have a sexually transmitted infection are two to five times more likely to become infected with HIV,5 circumcision may be even more protective.
Regardless, systematic studies find women generally prefer circumcised men, across all cultures, even in cultures where it is not the norm. The most prominent reasons stated are that they find it more attractive, they appreciate the greater hygiene, and increased sexual pleasure.
Besides having some medical and hygienic benefits, a circumcised penis is more attractive. There is a survey that given a choice, 89% of girls preferred a circumcised penis, and only 11% prefer an uncircumcised penis
I agree you are a "plonker". You obviously get asked many times whether you're cut or not, maybe because you have some sort of illness, or you look ill.
Now "plonker", anyone can find studies for and against circumcision-and again, it's obvious you do not know how to wash yourself and keep yourself clean, hence your parents decided you needed to be cut. Now run along "plonker".
https://www.reuters.com/article/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/male-circumcision-tied-to-less-sexual-pleasure-idUSBRE91D1CP/
While some argue that neonatal circumcision offers certain benefits, pediatricians like the RACP generally acknowledge that the evidence supporting routine circumcision for non-medical reasons is not strong and the risks outweigh the potential benefits. Many major medical organizations do not recommend it, and some have even concluded that the risks outweigh the benefits.Here's a more detailed look:-
Lack of strong evidence:Studies have found that routine circumcision does not significantly reduce the risk of sexually transmitted diseases or other health problems later in life.
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Potential risks:While complications are rare, they can occur, and the procedure can cause pain and potentially have long-lasting psychological effects
You are no doubt suffering long-lasting psychological effects. This is borne out by your posts.
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6 hours ago, MalcolmB said:
And the other STDs also.
The girls also prefer circumcised, much more aesthetically pleasing and no smelly cheese.
Makes sense.
The uneducated comments abound. I take it you don't know how to wash your hands after taking a dump. Your 'sense' is nonsense.
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1 hour ago, Nickcage49 said:As an American I can say this...man there are a lot of stupid Americans.
Otherwise we wouldn't have jackoff as President.
I agree with you, "there are a lot of stupid Americans", some even believe a man with Alzheimer's was running the country, and some believe men with penises are women..So yes, plenty of stupid Americans that I have a bridge to sell to. Are you interested?
The imbecile that did the criminal vandalism should be found and forced to clean it off with a toothbrush at his expense.-
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4 hours ago, jacko45k said:
Late November.... I wonder if the Pattaya Fireworks Festival, being so lucrative for hotels etc, impacts on you trying to book a monthly deal.
I don't know, but it seems it's very difficult to find a room for long stay. 51k for a month is a 'bit' over the top...especially booking in advance.
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I am looking for monthly rental hotel or apartment, anywhere around Soi 3 4 or 5, or anywhere near Nova Gold, Nova Park, KTK, that area if anyone has any suggestions. I am looking at late November this year.
KTK offered me 1,700 a day, and in the past when I stayed there they gave me monthly rates, but for some reason they say they can't offer monthly rates at that time, and the 1,700 which worked out to be 51,000 a month was a "discounted rate". Staff there are always difficult to deal with.
Looking for a place with a nice pool and some sort of fitness centre inside.
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I dgaf what country someone is from, and it doesn't matter what part of the world it is, if you're eating in a restaurant and trying to slink off without paying your bill, you're scum. It is becoming a regular occurrence in Thailand. Well done to the katoeys for giving the individual a pounding, it's deserved if the alleged behaviour is confirmed. The scum should have his/her visa cancelled with a no entry to Thailand for 5 years.
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Take your pick. Everyone will have a different preference.
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Google Voice
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Features: Offers affordable calls to landlines and mobiles worldwide, with free calls to U.S. and Canadian numbers in many cases. You can get a virtual phone number for incoming calls.
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Cost: Pay-per-minute rates vary by country (e.g., as low as $0.01/minute to some destinations), with credit purchased upfront.
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Availability: Works via web browser, mobile app (iOS/Android), or desktop.
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Pros: Integrates with Google services; simple setup with a Google account.
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Cons: Limited number availability outside the U.S.; not as focused on video calls as Skype.
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Viber (Viber Out)
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Features: Free Viber-to-Viber calls, plus Viber Out for calling landlines and non-Viber mobiles globally.
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Cost: Prepaid credit or monthly plans; rates are competitive (e.g., $0.015/minute to U.S. landlines).
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Availability: Mobile app (iOS/Android) and desktop (Windows/macOS).
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Pros: Easy to use; syncs with your phone contacts.
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Cons: Requires a mobile number to register; no virtual number for incoming calls included with Viber Out.
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Zoom Phone
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Features: An add-on to Zoom’s video platform, it supports outbound calls to landlines and mobiles, plus virtual numbers for inbound calls.
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Cost: Starts at around $10-$20/month per user, with per-minute rates for international calls depending on the plan.
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Availability: Integrated into Zoom’s app (mobile/desktop).
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Pros: High call quality; great for business users already using Zoom.
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Cons: More expensive than Skype’s pay-as-you-go model; geared toward enterprise use.
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Rebtel
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Features: Specializes in international calls to landlines and mobiles, often by assigning local numbers to your contacts for cheaper rates.
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Cost: Pay-as-you-go or subscription plans (e.g., unlimited calls to certain countries for $10/month).
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Availability: Mobile app (iOS/Android) and web.
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Pros: Affordable rates; no internet required on the recipient’s end.
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Cons: Setup can be slightly complex; less focus on video.
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Vonage
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Features: A robust VoIP service offering landline and mobile calling, with virtual numbers available.
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Cost: Plans start at $14.99/month for residential use, with international rates varying.
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Availability: Mobile app, desktop, or physical VoIP phone.
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Pros: Reliable service; extensive features for home or business use.
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Cons: Higher base cost than Skype’s flexible credit system.
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MyTello or Yolla (Emerging Options)
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Features: Both are lesser-known VoIP apps focused on cheap international calls to landlines and mobiles.
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Cost: Pay-per-minute with prepaid credit; rates can be as low as $0.01/minute depending on the destination.
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Availability: Mobile apps primarily (iOS/Android).
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Pros: Budget-friendly; simple interface.
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Cons: Smaller user base; fewer features like video or group calling.
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Thieves and criminals. Identify them and shame them, make them pay the bill, throw them in jail for 7 days and then cancel their entry to Thailand for 5 years and deport them.
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Why do people not understand about wild mammals? Whilst I feel sorry for the woman, surely her friends should have warned her not to do such a thing, it's braindead and mindless.
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1 minute ago, Lacessit said:
They do on polling day.
An election was not being referred to.
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2 minutes ago, Lacessit said:
Run a poll of non-Americans, then.
Polls prove absolutely nothing.
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19 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:
I would be happy in Trump would only matter in the USA. They deserve him. But unfortunately, the rest of the world is also very much affected by the decision of the American people and most of the rest of the world despises Trump.
Leftists are pompous and condescending, the quoted comment is proof of same.
There is zero evidence to support this preposterous claim that "most of the rest of the world despises Trump".-
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The left will never understand how pretentious, pompous, and condescending they are.
Most of them are fans of BBC, ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC, The View, the NYTimes, WashPost etc, that is where they take their 'educated' views on politics from.
It's absolutely hilarious that despite the apparatus of the cohort and cabal of the left wing propagandist legacy media that Harris, Obama, Oprah, Streisand, Middler, De Niro, Ford, Cardi B, Taylor Swift, Springsteen et al and Harris' lefty cohorts were handed a thumping loss.😂-
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On 3/22/2024 at 9:21 PM, bbi1 said:
The problem seems that you are mentioning the company name yet again, which is not allowed. As I commented previously, seems the mods only allow you to mention the soi it is in, as per the PM warning I got for mentioning a company name in another thread, we are only allowed to "Share information but NO NAMES"
It isn't a fact. If you scroll up the page you can verify that it is not the case at all, there are even links to a company in this specific 'industry' posted.
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On 10/1/2024 at 7:19 PM, sambum said:
"Travelling is a privilege, not a right."
No, it's not a privilege - it is a form of transportation which has been paid for by the individual concerned. I just hope that he has to pay the same amount - or more for the replacement flight as he missed the original one.
It's actually a privilege. Many people in the world never get to go outside their own countries, many can't even afford a passport. However, YOU can pay for the 'transportation', just not everyone, and when some do pay for a ticket to travel they behave like imbeciles or disrespect the country where they have travelled to.
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Just ban him from Thailand for 5 years. Pillocks and dickheads should be excluded from travelling to Thailand if they behave badly, the same goes for any other destination. Travelling is a privilege, not a right.
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On 9/15/2024 at 7:05 PM, CanadaSam said:
I can't imagine anybody choosing WU over Wise, WU uses the lousiest exchange rates, and then charges high fees on top!
It's always best if you read the whole thread. WU have improved their exchange rates and fees.
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On 9/14/2024 at 9:57 AM, thecyclist said:
I was told by Wise that the limit for a couple of Thai banks, my bank Krungthai included, is 2000 USD.
Have you asked for an explanation on why there is a limit, and who is making that 'restriction'. Is that Wise or KTB?
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An interesting discussion. Why would it take a week, did you only just open your account with Wise?
It appears that Western Union has improved their exchange rates and are not shaving the rates as much as they used to for their commission. The only thing with Wise is that they have an option of sending different currencies as opposed to Western Union which I do not believe have that option of a foreign currency account.-
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On 4/15/2024 at 9:32 AM, Cookster said:
Difficult to find a good coffee shop that actually has soy milk.
It seems it's too hard to go and buy soy.. standard answer is "no hab"
Starbucks my favourite at the moment.....price irrelevant.
Milk comes from cows, there is no such thing as "soy milk", that is fraud perpetrated by the manufacturers of that 'drink' made from soy.
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On 4/13/2024 at 7:40 PM, KhunLA said:
SB does give you a proper size cup of coffee, about 3X the size of most vendors, thus priced accordingly.
SB coffee is rubbish, the prices are rubbish as well. I wouldn't drink it if I was paid.
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14 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
Not quite correct Sid..... Professionals are playing far more than 3x per week... they are playing a lot while they are training.
I was referring specifically to matches. Of course they are training nearly every day at the higher levels, but not 3 matches per week. For sure, recovery from any physical activity as you age is much more difficult.
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10 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
Age matters significantly..... I can't play a full 90 mins of full on football anymore 3x per week anymore... I break a lot more easily than I used to and am having to significantly change my outgoing attitude towards physical sports.... (two operations from sporting Injures in the past 12 months !!!).
Even professionals do not play 3 times a week.
Furthermore, you can be injured by dirty butchers playing football at anytime. eg. I had my leg broken purposely by an aforementioned butcher because I scored a goal and it was a big final. Some injuries you don't recover from, you're just functional but not the same.
HIV outbreak in Issan. Do you always test first or use condoms in Thailand.
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You patently can't read English, nor can you comprehend it. You're in dire need of a psychologist.