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because he is old

When was that heyday? Certainly loooong before it became Aseannow.

word salad and platitudes

That's a bit of rich irony, innit? talk about self-righteous. I can feel the smug indignation coming off you in waves.

Im a professional writer who writes complex white papers and case studies based on extensive interviews. I have had very little success training Chapt gp to give me more than an outline without making up lies, conflating its training document with the story materials, and generally creating meaningless drivel. believe me, I have tried, even enlisting the help of some developer friends and self-styled prompt engineers.

Are you really suggesting trying to bribe a border guard while standing at the desk is a good idea? I can understand tasking them up on a suggestion that payment may ease the issue, but to actually say how much to let me through now seems ill-advised.

Another term you seem unaccustomed to -- Its called a typo

err wot?

We used to throw parties after and around the full moon, like the backyard when we would head out to watch the morning carnage before heading up into the Hadrin hills to dance the day away. Guys and Eden came a bit later -- they are still going fridays and saturdays, Eden opens when guys closes We also used to throw parties in selected resorts around Thailand, predominantly for a mixed crowd Thai professionals and expats, renting small isolated entire resorts for a weekend and bringing sound systems and crew to fill the rooms. one party actually took place at Angkor Wat, a very clandestine and special event I have never heard repeated. That <deleted> just couldn't happen now. There was a very vibrant interconnected scene between Jakarta (stadium), Phnom Penh, Bangkok, and the islands

Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,

Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,

Perhaps, but as someone who has lived here, in Thailand attending and even promoting parties in the late 90s until the mid-2000s and the war on drugs, I understand your point, I just disagree. Things today are much more commercial and controlled. What we got away with then just doesn't happen now,

nonsense -- the article is crap of a million reasons, but a disease no one can identify is enigmatic. It is a word commonly used in medical circles https://www.google.com/search?q=enigmatic+diesase&oq=en&gs apologies the site wont accept the google link

Donald ducking it. woot!

Thousands of people pass my door every day. What a complete asshat you are.

you don't even rate for entertainment value

you have not noticed anything new, you have just noticed. Cocaine has been readily available across Thailand since Thaksin and Purachai's war on drugs shut the door on a flourishing MDMA club scene. MDMA wasn't entirely banished, it just became more niche and difficult to obtain while cocaine was available, delivered, with a simple text message. Cocaine was and remains a staple of Thailand's nightlife. It is everywhere. DMT is a more specialized high and it can be synthesized from any number of common Thai plants. it is generally a homegrown drug like mushrooms, DMT is an experience rather than a party drug . The high is brief, internalized, and does not linger, but does incapacitate the user for a few minutes. There are places, especially on the islands that offer dmt, but you wont see it in the clubs or at parties. its a hippy thing.

How do you reckon that will change my personal experience of nearly 30 years?

Strange. If it isn't Thai people, where is all that garbage out front of my house every morning coming from? Then of course there is the garbage I see in the river on my regular bike rides.

Talk about shameless clickbait. the only mention of retirees or retirement vsia is added as an afterthought

What i see is that fewer and fewer young people are drinking and doing drugs and the bars are generally populated by people in their 30s and up.

I don't belive that at all. The most dangerous people I have met here have rarely been Thai.

none. marijuana has always been readily available.

how do you reckon it shows us this?

The Thai authorities stun and amaze me when they make nonsensical statements like this. who in their right mind uses this kind of language when discussing tourism? As for this reputation they are so eager to protect, what the absolute <deleted>? the only redeeming factor is nobody is actually listening.