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The DR really isn’t all that different from parts of Africa in some ways. Might as well just skip the middle step and move to an actual African country. Or hey, maybe even Haiti! Genetically, about 70 to 90 percent of the Dominican population has African roots, and around 25 percent are visibly Black. I've also heard Tanzania’s nice. And as a bonus, you can already find plenty of their women all over Sukhumvit.
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When they talk about client list, they don't mean that Epstein kept a physical client list. It means that someone may have created a list of his clients based on evidence they found when going through Epstein's private sex tape collection. Coffeezilla explains the whole thing pretty well:
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A lot of foreign men in Thailand are drawn to small, dark-skinned, ethnic-looking Thai women with round faces and flat noses who often resemble ethnic traits seen in Cambodians, Filipinas, or Laotians. However, locals in Thailand are usually unimpressed by these choices, as they often view these women as coming from the peasant class and don’t share the same sense of attraction that many foreigners have. When these women travel overseas to Europe or the US, they frequently struggle to gain acceptance there as well. Their darker skin tone, appearance and small stature can lead many Westerners to associate them with housekeepers or low-paid laborers rather than seeing them as glamorous or desirable partners. Of course, everyone is free to love who they choose, and what others think shouldn’t matter. But many foreigners mistakenly believe that taking their dark-skinned Thai partners abroad will provoke envy in restaurants or public places, when in reality, the unspoken reaction is often quite the opposite.
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3 ladyboys, a pool filled with watermelon jello, a midget, and me in the middle. Best day ever!
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Health Thailand Urges Action as HIV Cases Exceed 500,000
short-Timer replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
That means roughly 0.7 percent of the Thai population is HIV positive, which is actually lower than the global average of about 1 percent in many countries. Worldwide, around 0.6 percent of adults aged 15 to 49 are living with HIV, so Thailand’s rate isn’t especially high. I believe Thai people can access PrEP, a group of medications used to prevent the spread of HIV infection, at very low cost or even for free through certain government programs. If more high-risk individuals in Thailand used these drugs, new infection rates could drop significantly. The Thai Red Cross offers PrEP at very affordable prices, but according to the Thai Red Cross AIDS and Infectious Diseases Research Centre website, fewer than 4,400 people in Thailand are currently taking these medications. That figure should be at least half a million high-risk individuals, and if it were, you’d see a dramatic drop in new HIV cases. -
Where can patients smoke their meds?
short-Timer replied to Wuvu2's topic in Thailand Cannabis Forum
Is that you again Susan? On another extended posting holiday again, are you? Don't worry bro, nobody appears to be gutted over it, so you're all good. -
That's pretty good. I like that. I think you could probably turn that into an entire forum topic of its own. Here are half a dozen possible titles you can use for it: “Village Idiot or Prince Charming? A Farang Fairy Tale” “The Town Bike Diaries: Farang Edition” “Mushrooms, Teeraks, and the Art of Staying Clueless” “Why the Village Cheers When You Take Her Home” “Buying Love and Renting Respect in Nakon Nowhere” "The Village Idiot Chronicles: Life as the Oblivious Farang Husband"
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That’s possibly how Thais view each other, but the real question here it seems is how they see a foreigner suddenly showing up in the village they were born in, especially one with a much younger Thai wife who doesn’t have to work. That’s a very different situation, isn’t it? Do Thais ever really see foreigners equally and in the same way they see other Thais when it comes to a less common situation in Thailand?