Dexxter

I suspect some good loving is what he is looking for in Pattaya

I buy the Voltaren SR100 (Slow Release 100mg) tablets over the counter without a prescription at my local Thai pharmacy. I only take a tablet when my foot swells up painfully on occasion. These tablets work quite well. The pharmacist always warns me about taking them for extended periods so I try to avoid taking them and use Paracetamol instead if the pain is low level. The SR100 tablets usually cost around 29 baht each or about 870 baht for 3 strips of 10 tablets each. Back in Australia I can only get the 12.5mg and 25mg tablets over the counter and the 50mg ones only with a prescription. The 100mg ones are not even available in Australia as far as I can tell.

The Daily Mail has an "interesting" twist to this story if people feel like criticizing the accuracy of journalism. "Boyfriend SAWED Ukrainian model to death at luxury Bangkok apartment and then used Google Translate to help get rid of body" "Lagoda-Filippow flagged down a taxi, whose driver Surachai Sabaibang later called the hotel to inform them of the Pole's erratic behaviour after his passenger allegedly used the Google Translate app to ask for help cutting up a body." Who can we possibly believe?

But a backpackers guest house won't have marble fountains.

2 and 11 seem relevant. What is considered a petty crime? 2 years probation perhaps? But 11 might present more of a problem seeing that his offense involved money scams. Don't forget that money is god in Thailand.

They managed to operate for 3 days. How wonderful for them.

Condo. 2 people. Minimal AC use. Went from around 1500 to 2900 this month. So yes, doubled. Expensive to start with and now more so.

So that's not you in your profile photo?

A friend of mine tried Thai Cupid for a while and said it did not have the "quality" of Thai Friendly, which he now uses fairly exclusively. Although he did mention that he was also using the RSVP dating site again. I asked him, "WHY???" ????

Maybe they were there for the re-enactmnt

I wonder how many of the public were actually offended.

Here is another example of many why I would NEVER consider living long term in Thailand.

I cannot understand the need for this. OK if you are presenting them with a photocopy of your passport then it needs to be certified. But if you take your current, real, actual, physical, official, real_as_it_can_get, enough_to_get_into_the_country passport, then why can't they just take a photocopy there in the office and know the copy is legit? Perhaps even take an extra 4.5 seconds and decorate it with the office rubber stamp. Stamping paper is easy. Just ask any passport control officer. It seems that bureaucracy everywhere, not just in Thailand, is adding layer upon layer of expensive paperwork for no reason other than to make work for someone and make our lives a pain in the @$$.

So Italy has joined these wonderful freedom loving nations? Seems that a VPN is a necessity in Italy.

This must just be the ASEAN version because the version I use on OpenAI itself has much, much long responses.

The Plus version (which is now GPT-4 and much better) is US$20 a month

Write a short story about Michael and Steve's holiday trip to Thailand. They went there to have lots of fun. They are no interested in the usual tourist traps such as temples or floating markets. They love the nightlife and other activities. During the narrative throw in a few surprises and unusual events that was unexpected by both the men. No river cruies. No Muay Thai boxing. They fell in love with a local lady. GPT-3.5: Michael and Steve had always been adventurous travelers, so when they decided to go to Thailand for their holiday, they were determined to have the time of their lives. They were not interested in the typical tourist traps like temples or floating markets. Instead, they were all about the nightlife and other exciting activities that the country had to offer. On their first night out in Bangkok, they found themselves at a trendy club, surrounded by beautiful locals and other travelers. Michael caught the eye of a stunning Thai woman named Siri, and they hit it off immediately. They danced the night away, exchanging smiles and laughter, and Michael couldn't believe his luck. Over the next few days, Michael and Siri spent every moment together. They explored the city, trying new restaurants and bars, and sharing their love of music and culture. Steve was happy to see his friend so happy, and he enjoyed hanging out with Siri's friends, who showed them even more hidden gems throughout the city. As their holiday drew to a close, Michael knew he had fallen in love with Siri. He didn't want to leave her behind, but he also didn't know how they could make a long-distance relationship work. They exchanged phone numbers and promised to keep in touch, but the thought of leaving Siri behind weighed heavily on Michael's heart. On the last night of their trip, Michael and Steve found themselves back at the same club where they had met Siri. They danced together, but Michael's mind was elsewhere. He couldn't help but think about Siri and what their future might hold. Suddenly, the music stopped, and the lights came on. Michael looked around, confused, and saw that everyone was staring at the stage. A local band had started playing, and Siri had joined them. She was singing a beautiful ballad, and Michael felt his heart swell with love and admiration. As the song ended, Siri walked over to Michael and took his hand. "I know this isn't the typical way to meet someone," she said, "but I feel like we've known each other for years. I don't want our time together to end when you leave Thailand. Will you stay with me?" Michael didn't hesitate for a second. He knew he wanted to be with Siri, no matter what. Steve smiled and gave them both a thumbs-up. From that moment on, Michael and Siri were inseparable, and they knew that their love had started in the most unexpected way possible.

Blorglepop willowisp sneezes bananas! Flibbertigibbet moonbeam jellybeans singing plaid! Skippity-do-dah hocus-pocus zebra-shoes don't talk to the bumblebee! Zoom-zoom bing-bang toodle-oo, spaghetti umbrella cowboy hat! Kerfuffle jibber-jabber cherry pie on the ceiling! Bibbidi-bobbidi-boo sassafras looney tunes twinkle toes! Higgledy-piggledy wibble-wobble silly goose, purple monkey dishwasher! Ragamuffin fiddle-dee-dee jolly jumper on the moon! Gobbledygook balderdash pitter-patter walrus parade! Razzle-dazzle brouhaha blubbering butterfly underwater! ????

You are on the wrong beach. ????

But I wonder how many of them want to work as a tour guide. Most probably qualify for much higher paying and intellectually rewarding professions.

I have flown into Thailand many times over the past 9 years almost exclusively to Suvarnabhumi. I flew into Don Mueang only three times and a few years ago coming back from Cambodia with my Thai fiance was the only time I was taken aside and questioned by the IM for half an hour. His reason was that I was coming to Thailand too many times and should get married so I can get a marriage visa. I asked the young guy if he was married and he responded no way. So I then asked him why he wants me to get married. He stamped my passport with an entry stamp. ???? I try to avoid DM.

Was that your mane reaction?

The Chinese would know about this first hand I expect.

I think calling a German pedantic is a big compliment. That is the reason Germans are the world's best engineers and manufacture the best products. The other pedantic nation is Japan, also a manufacturer of excellent quality products.

You need to add a fourth item to the list... As measured by the new owner after moving in