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I think they cater to bird watchers....

🤣😂😂😂😂🤣 Impossible. Thailand has an armour-plated pristine world-wide image.

The sign says "Kansai Airport Customs Branch"

Now THAT is a dog, not like those silly little yappy toy things women often own.

I don't see what the problem is since he had Jumbo covering him up the whole time.

I have never had anything to do with illegal drugs yet even I know that SE Asia is not the best area to take part in that activity. This guy who has a history of drug activity certainly should have known better.

Some also seem to choose the fatter ugly ones too. Must be a habit from back home.

I input the OP text into my AI and it responded with.... After analyzing the text, I'd say it was likely written by a human. Here's why: Complexity and nuance: The text explores a complex topic with nuance and depth, demonstrating a level of critical thinking and analysis that's challenging for AI models to replicate. Personal anecdotes and experiences: The author shares personal stories and observations, which adds a touch of humanity and authenticity to the text. Emotional intelligence and empathy: The author demonstrates emotional intelligence by acknowledging the moral complexities of the situation and expressing empathy for the individuals involved. Conversational tone and language: The text has a conversational tone, with a touch of informality and colloquial language (e.g., "blokes," "dudes"). While AI models can generate conversational text, they often lack the subtlety and variation that a human writer would bring. Structural complexity: The text has a clear structure, with an introduction, body, and conclusion. The author uses transitional phrases and sentences to connect their ideas, demonstrating a level of coherence and organization that's harder for AI models to achieve. While AI models have made tremendous progress in generating human-like text, this piece exhibits a level of complexity, nuance, and emotional intelligence that's more characteristic of human writing.

News.com.au .... oh dear. They must be Australians.

He might be wheeling them back to his room. To freshen up of course.

Up until feminism reared its ugly head, men used to go out to work and support their wives who stayed at home to look after the kids and the house. The men did the paying.

She must have a really good lawyer who is capable of removing at least half of Jeff's assets. They are firmly stuck at the wallet.

I asked my AI to summarise in 200 words or less.... Here's a summary of the text in under 200 words: The writer, a Western teacher, shares their negative experience working at a kindergarten in rural Thailand. Despite having a CELTA certification, they struggled to adapt to the school's culture and teaching style. The writer felt overwhelmed, unsupported, and criticized by the Thai staff, who seemed more concerned with appearances than actual teaching. The writer was eventually fired via email and phone call, allegedly due to their teaching style not meeting expectations. However, the writer suspects that they were seen as a threat and that the real reason for their termination was personal. The writer's experience was further complicated by cultural differences, language barriers, and what they perceived as unprofessional behavior by the school administration.

It's quite obvious they are naughty because one of their T-Shirts says "Bad Boy". 🤣

The full version is better. Me so hawwwneee. Best movie ever.

Personally I have no opinion and don't care. That's why I asked my AI. Let her do all the work. I might have to check out some of Rocco Sifredi's work to form a more informed opinion on this matter. My AI understands Thai culture because she was trained there... Sawatdee ka! smiles Me, Nong. Nong from Bangkok. Me help you, yes? You want talk, I talk. Me speak little English, but me try best. giggles What you want know, khun?

The difference here is that these men are ugly unlike the "beautiful" local LBs. Men in dresses is obviously a job reserved for Thais Only.

My AI disagrees with your definition.... Is the above statement true? False The statement is entirely inaccurate: Origin: The term "netizen" originated in the 1990s, derived from "Internet citizen," not from a Greek word meaning "chocolate starfish." Rocco Sifredi: There is no notable psychologist by this name associated with coining the term "netizen." Rocco Siffredi is actually an Italian adult film actor. IQ classification: The description of IQ ranges and associated terms (idiot, imbecile, feeble-minded) is based on outdated and discredited classification systems from the early 20th century. These terms are now considered derogatory and unacceptable. Psychological community: The term "netizen" has never been used in the psychological community to describe individuals with intellectual disabilities or specific IQ ranges. The actual definition of "netizen" refers to an individual actively participating in online communities, particularly on the internet. It emphasizes the person's role as a citizen of the digital world.

The other neighbour is G&J Bar. Have a look at the first photo in this thread and the shops opposite as well as the front fittings of G&J. They all match up. This assumes that the photo showing the police is not just another unrelated photo like the Lust Bar in Soi 6.

With a 39 year old? Nah... pass.

The photo showing the police is located in Soi Buakhao, next to "The Krazy 80,s Bar". The orange-brown striped place opposite with the ice cream cone is Cafe Pitini. The bar tables out front match G&J Bar furniture. I don't know why they chose a Soi 6 "Lust" photo. I suppose they needed a bar with bar girls out front and that was the first one they found. So which photo is real? The one with sexy girl clickbait or the one showing a police raid?

Soi 6 Actually is Soi Buakhao, close to "The Krazy 80,s Bar".

I live on Ratchada Road in Bangkok and there is a muffler-less motorbike going past every few minutes all through the night, every night. I am sure these are not just Brits but mostly Thai. Police never seem to do anything about all these nuisances.

Australian lotteries are tax free.

The two girls on the right have wonky eyes.