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VID-20230922-WA0070.mp4 Just thinking if this is the right thread for this. The world is changing... rapidly... face saving is not only for Thais. Yes, there is a global change, where face saving is becoming intolerable...

Just thinking... During who's period was Thailand's economy was at it's peak? Anyone know the answer?

When you have to go, just go.

The foreign man reportedly asked to extend his stay to travel to Pattaya as he still had money left over for the trip. Now who said Indians are cheap charlies?

If one has money, why not spend as much as possible to make oneself happy? It's their choice, let 'em be! For example, the following too exists for people to enjoy - and they do! A quartz Watch - Graff Diamonds Hallucination - $55 million A car - The Rolls-Royce Boat Tail - $27.8 million A whiskey - Isabella's Islay - $ 6,200,000 So what's 50k THB for a phone!

Going through the first page of this thread, did anyone notice how the laughing emoji was applied where it seems quite inappropriate? The opposite of the sad/confused emoji we see so very often on other threads... Talking about weirdos...

As mentioned earlier by another poster, an UPS is mandatory for a Desktop PC. This will protect your PC quite a lot and even help extend the life of the PC.

Folk singer Roger Whittaker, famous for his 1969 hit song Durham Town and expert whistling, has died at the age of 87. His other hits included The Last Farewell and New World in the Morning, and he sold nearly 50 million records around the world, his website said. After starting in folk clubs, his successes included the Skye Boat Song, a duet with Des O'Connor in 1986. He was also able to sing in several languages. They included German and French, allowing him to appeal to a wide audience, especially in Germany, where he was particularly popular. Whittaker was born in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1936, while his parents were from Staffordshire, England. Link to the article

Pray, tell 'em why they should not. You will save many a knicker.

Where is Daddy?