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  1. Of course he does. He’d just love to be the emperor!
  2. Wow! Sounds very much like he’s off his meds and has completely lost the plot! But then again, what can you expect from a megalomaniacal cretin!
  3. Since it’s an island everything has to be transported there by ship or boat. Glass bottles are heavier than cans, therefore need more fuel to be transported, they also take up more space. When it comes to getting rid of them you can just crush the cans, melt them down and reuse the Aluminium. Obviously you can recycle glass bottles as well, so I don’t where the “can’t be recycled easily” BS in the article comes from. Also, most glass bottles are used multiple times before they get molten down and recycled. In that regard they’re actually a lot more environmentally friendly than Aluminium. But this is offset by the increased fuel consumption for transportation. In the end, it probably comes down to pretty much the same in terms of environmentally friendliness. Obviously anything out of a glass bottle will taste definitely better than out of a can. The best example is coke. That first sip out of a glass bottle is unbeatable!
  4. So another 15 year holiday then?
  5. Pathetic! What a suck up!
  6. Pathetic! This has been an issue since forever! It’s already illegal to burn the fields, if I remember correctly, but since nothing ever happens to these people, nothing is gonna change. So, all they had to do to stop this once and for all is to fine any owner of a burning field a million Baht. If they can’t pay then they go to prison for a year. Once that becomes public and a few go behind bars this will stop quickly!
  7. 😂😂😂 like weed is the only drug in Thailand. Also, how can it be a myth when it clearly happens. You're just ignorant about it! But that's fine. No skin off my nose!
  8. Just because you don't get it doesn't mean it's not happening. The guy at Khao San Road sells weed...
  9. Read into it whatever you want! I don't care! I'll stand behind my statement 100%!
  10. Hey whatever! No skin off my nose! Believe what you want!
  11. BECAUSE THE ARTICLE WAS SPECIFICALLY ABOUT THE CHINESE!!!!
  12. Why is this even a question when the answer is sooooo obvious? All cigarettes do is cost you money, f.ck up your health and make tou smell of cigarette stench. Even if you don't get the cancer you will definitely get emphysema, and if you don't stop in time this will severely affect your life later down the road. Weed gets you high and you can turn it into edibles, which will entirely circumvent the issues accossiated with smoking. Having said that, you could get nicotine gums as well, but they don't give you the nice high you get from weed.
  13. I said their God is money because the article is about the Chinese specifically! It's not about western countries or companies, and their God IS money and power, whether you accept that or not doesn't change the fact! If this article was about pharmaceutical companies I would've said the exact same thing! Like the company that makes HIV meds and Brazil asked for a discount and they said no, despite the fact that they had recouped their investment in developing this drug a thousand times over already. So then Brazil said, well, we either get it for a better price or we'll clone it and they still said no. So now Brazil clones the meds legally and the greedy Pharma company can suck it! Kudos to Brazil!
  14. Then you did it the wrong way and I don't mean this as a diss, but rather as a matter of fact. My guess is you used sheer will power? Alan Carr's book made it very easy for me. Although, it was easy in hindsight, but going through it was nowhere nearly as bad as I made it out to be in my head beforehand. The most difficult part for me was to set a point in time and stick with it the few times I tried it before I've read Carr's book.

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