peter zwart

Fase 2: Also clean up the beaches and sea. Will do tourism no harm.

Fase 3: Put Garbage bins on the sidewalks and beach and clean and empty them so now and then.

Face 4: Place billboards with instructions to put the garbage in the bins.

So still some work to do.  

14 hours ago, eisfeld said:

Terrible advice for anyone asking on AseanNow about stocks.

but brilliant advice for anyone that dont want to lose money

Poor Poor guy

Whether it is Thailand or any other country, a significant economic downturn is unavoidable. The damage caused by Corona, rising interest rates (mortgage) , and soaring inflation from the last years are already sufficient reasons for "hard times." Thailand will also not be able to escape from it. People just dont have the money anymore.

And there they are again. The paper-thin egos of the Thai empty-headed boys/man

Throw her in the men's detention center for a long time

"man" that hit woman. Nothing of a man but just a w!m.p

one way ticket back

And more brainless people.

On 6/6/2023 at 4:03 PM, Chivas said:

Course it is

 

Only the terminally dimwitted would believe that photos of Bored Apes, Frogs and all the rest of the uber bollacks  have hidden value

 

No asset backing......one day these people will wake up and its all gone.

 

...........tell me who they are going to complain to !

 

Comedy Gold but sad at the same time that people can be taken it by this shight

welcome to the modern world

48 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

Chinnawat admitted to littering loan flyers in front of people’s houses

Oh thank you. Let them keep their garbage with them. 

12 hours ago, webfact said:

800,000 baht (US$23,100) in debt, with a daily interest payment of 30,000 baht (US$870).

Hahahahahahahaha. Must be completely braindead to except that. 30k x 30 = more then the borrowed amount. And that in 1 month and only on interest. May be we should open a new topic again about education in Thailand. Oh my dear lord.  

20 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Higher level" countries don't rely on tourism as much

Their GDP is not for 22% relying on tourism.

And the Neanderthal strikes again

Never cease to amaze me how quickly the Thai "men" go crazy.

8 hours ago, LaosLover said:

It's so good to be off the lifestyle treadmill and live in cheap-land.

can not agree more, Now that I'm not in it anymore (rat race), you find out how completely unimportant many things are and were that you worked so hard for in your home country. Back to basic and love it.

And what else comes out of the cesspool?
 

For sure.......Not quilty

This guy would be a good match with the submarine without engine.