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zakalwe

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  1. What abuse? Getting asked to remove her shoes? If she was getting abused like she claimed (again doubt, like most Thais), she should have taken out her phone and started recording. Everyone takes out their phone to record abuse nowadays.
  2. Stated by the rude entitled Israeli who I'm going to doubt here. Her behavior fits a pattern and she is just making excuses after she got caught. The key point here is that she told a Thai that "my monee built your country" <mic drop> <wink> in 4K. Great viral moment.
  3. Great, only trashy farang tourists left in Thailand.
  4. Sure it could have happened that way. We don't know what happened before the video.
  5. Best solution: No farangs in Thailand. No farangs to say ni hao and no farangs to call farang. Peace achieved.
  6. Nah, probably just a misunderstanding. No need to be sensitive about it.
  7. I had plantar fasciitis pain so bad I bought a brace thinking it would help. Ice worked better than the brace or any painkillers.
  8. Maybe the farang "ni hao"ed the Thai. A tit for tat, so to speak. The titties are big indeed.
  9. I thought that he was a Brit at first. But he says "Australia" three times. So bogan is more appropriate. Also, he says "Come on, then" multiples times. That's a commonly used phrase in Australia.
  10. Watching The Pitt now. As I get older, medical dramas become more interesting.
  11. Well, any rich foreigner. The Thais want to keep milking this Swiss cow.
  12. You can get tested to check if you ever had chickenpox. Before my chickenpox vax, the doctor tested to confirm that I never had chickenpox. Varicella-Zoster Virus (VZV) Antibody Test (IgG) This test detects IgG antibodies, which indicate past infection or vaccination. A positive result means the person is immune (either from having had chickenpox or from the vaccine). A negative result suggests no prior infection or vaccination, meaning the person is susceptible to chickenpox.
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