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I had the exact same thought when I saw that post! Back in my army days, during night exercises, us pale folks had to improvise with wine corks and lighters for camo, while the darker-skinned guys got to chill a bit longer. 😄 In this case, guess they must’ve grinned at the wrong time and blew their cover to the army!😂

Whenever I hear "Mr. Basil," my brain instantly switches to Fawlty Towers mode.😄

I acknowledge your perspective. However, it must be recognized that this applies equally to Christians, Muslims, Jews, and all other faiths. We are born human, but upon joining any religion, carefree living often ends—no alcohol, no intimacy. Yet beneath the sacred garments of these devotees lies ordinary human flesh, with its own wants, cravings, and aspirations. The world is a magnificent place, yet humanity continues to degrade it. At times, it feels as though we are born into hell, with salvation awaiting us later.

Overall, Austrians are lovely, kind, and fun-loving people who prefer peace over drama. Maybe a tad more trusting than their Swiss neighbors, but hey, that’s part of their charm! 😄 Jokes aside, they’re not out to cause trouble—just here for a good time. Like anywhere, there’s the occasional odd one out, but I doubt they’ll spoil the vibe.

Exactly right! This was a setup, and Paetongtarn is taking the fall for her father. It’s evident that Hun Sen no longer wishes to engage with any members of the Shinawatra family. Their alliance has ended, much like the rift between Donald and Elon. The sooner Paetongtarn steps down and new elections are held, the better. Otherwise, military intervention could become a possibility again.

A tragic tale, yet unsurprising. Such incidents are far from uncommon. During provincial Songkran celebrations, shootings and stabbings have occurred for decades, often stemming from rivalries or personal disputes, as seen here. Life in rural areas starkly contrasts with Bangkok or tourist hubs. Even temple fairs and local festivals are not spared from such violence.

romantic rivalry: That pretty much sums it up.

Correct. Curreny Rates for CHF is at the Moment always between THB 40 to 41 through Wise. Changing Cash at SCB only gives THB 39

In my 34 years, this is the finest speech I’ve heard from a Thai politician. It appears this is less a political clash and more a feud between the Shinawatra and Hun Sen families. Thaksin must have truly ruffled Samdech’s feathers—otherwise, we wouldn’t be seeing this level of drama.

Brilliant!!! After that, feed a stray dog with his saucisson and a couple of creamy French scrambled eggs. What a culinary delight😂

That is, what the Aborigines are saying for many years already .😎😂

For five years, I worked at Zurich Airport. If folks truly knew how many planes with issues are in the air, they’d probably opt for the train instead. Overhearing countless chats between pilots and mechanics left me more than a little concerned.

It’s wonderful to hear you had a good experience. Delays or cancellations can be really frustrating. Which airport left you stuck? This story from a few days ago, same airline, different outcome: https://uaestories.com/dubai-bound-emirates-passengers-stranded/

That’s not strange—Chonburi Hospital is run by the Thai government, not a private one.