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  1. When is the sense of humour implant due?
  2. So you are allowed an opinion on something, but someone else isnt allowed an opinion on your opinion?
  3. Yeah, you know you only came here to see the video
  4. Who wrote the headline? makes it sound like he wants to literally exterminate all smokers
  5. a few quick searches show the numbers to be much lower While exact numbers can vary, it's known that thousands of travelers overstay their visas in Thailand each year. The Thai Immigration Bureau has reported that there are often several thousand cases of overstays annually. For instance, in some years, estimates have suggested that the number of overstayers could be in the range of 10,000 to 20,000 or more, but this number can fluctuate based on various factors such as changes in visa policies and global travel trends. The estimate of 10,000 to 20,000 overstayers in Thailand is a rough figure based on various reports and news articles covering immigration and visa issues over the years. This range reflects general trends rather than precise, up-to-date statistics. For example: News reports and updates from Thai immigration authorities sometimes mention the number of overstayers in this range. Immigration-related discussions and travel advisories occasionally provide rough estimates based on available data.
  6. Interesting stat. I have not heard this before, I assume that number includes all those that overstay for a couple of days before they leave? I am sure that would make a significant proportion of that total I just researched it, the total number of overstayers in any one year is estimated to in the range of 10,000 to 20,000 or more, but this number can fluctuate based on various factors such as changes in visa policies and global travel trends. Where did you get the 100k number?
  7. Fresh off the boat and still have your rose tinted glasses on? It is amazing just how wrong you can be https://www.nationthailand.com/thailand/general/40031638
  8. I dont know what weird kinda trip you are on but nothing you are talking about is relevant, You seem to think all chinese are millionaire business people
  9. Most tourists are not Chinese Businessmen. Those that buy expensive condo are businessmen, who will typically have a business registered to Hong Kong, so they can fairly freely take their money overseas. It is not in any way relevant to the zero dollar tourism market. Whether you call it nonsense or not, this is the fact of what happens.
  10. A lot of the money from these zero dollar tours does not enter Thailand and does not benefit Thailand in any way. A chinese person would pay a chinese tour company, all the money stays in China, then they are taken to chinese businesses in Thailand all the money goes back to china Thais taking foreigner to their 'Family' business is bringing money to the Thai economy, they are completely different situations
  11. Many studies show that guns are used much more for violence than for self defence
  12. Depends how and where you live, We have dogs and lots of chickens, Zero food waste at my house
  13. But the government claim that over songkran the numbers are higher, so it doesnt add up. And it doesnt add up that it is lower over songkran because it is not lower, it meets the yearly average, that means the same not lower either way, it does not add up! Your maths aint mathing
  14. The horses mouth? who exactly would that be in this instance?

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