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Worst Joke Ever 2024
Was it a Hot-Dog eating competition -
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Belgian 80, Attacked and Robbed by Teenage Gang on Christmas Day in Pattaya
Just find it hard to resist....555....Me:......was taken from my response to another poster so relax. -
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Is It Better to Date a “6” Than a “10” in Thailand?
If you want to meet and date a 10, but you don’t want the attitude or spoiled personalities, I suggest you spend some time way out in the country. The natives are quite friendly. -
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Britain’s Sharia Courts and the Challenge of Religious Freedom
What is even more horrific...if the reports are true.....is that the height from which they are thrown is carefully chosen.....not to kill them outright. -
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Foreign Rider Dies in Motorcycle Crash in Pattaya
In their home country they would not be able /allowed/ encouraged even, to behave like this. -
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Belgian 80, Attacked and Robbed by Teenage Gang on Christmas Day in Pattaya
why are you calling me names? I haven't done anything to you. -
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Welcome the New Year in style at INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit
Bangkok doesn’t hold back when it comes to New Year’s celebrations, and neither should you. If you’re still working on your plans, INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit has the perfect lineup: delicious buffets for a laid-back feast, fancy rooftop dinners if you’re feeling a bit bougie, a rooftop party to dance your way into 2025, and brunches to start the new year in Bangkok on the right foot. Festive dining, elevated at The Kites Eatery Image via INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit The only proper way to start your New Year’s celebration is with a feast, and that’s exactly what The Kites Eatery at INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok offers. With floor-to-ceiling windows framing the Bangkok skyline, it’s the perfect place to enjoy delicious food while soaking in spectacular views. Their Festive Buffet and Brunch will spoil you for choice with signature dishes that practically shout “holiday season.” New Year’s Eve dinner buffet On New Year’s Eve, gather your family and friends for a dinner buffet that’s as vibrant as Bangkok. The spread will feature a mix of festive favourites and chef-curated specialities. These include premium cuts, decadent desserts, and the kind of dishes that make you linger for just one more plate. For those looking to sip on something stronger, there’s an option to add unlimited Spanish wines and local beers. Prices start at 2,600++ baht per adult and 1,300++ baht for children under 12, which includes free-flow soft drinks. Unlimited Spanish wines and local beers are available as an add-on for 1,600++ baht. The New Year’s Eve dinner buffet runs from 6pm to 11pm on December 31, which means you have plenty of time to indulge and soak in the festive vibes before heading to the next celebration. New Year’s Day brunch If you’re not a morning person after a big night out, The Kites Eatery has your back. Their New Year’s Day Brunch is the perfect way to start the year on a delicious note. The brunch will feature an assortment of comforting dishes, fresh salads, decadent desserts, and much more. Everything is cooked to perfection to ease you into 2025. The brunch is priced at 1,200++ baht per adult and 600++ baht for children under 12, with free-flow soft drinks included. It’s served from 12pm to 3pm on January 1, so you have the perfect excuse to sleep in and still enjoy a leisurely meal. An intimate occasion at LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar. Image via INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit If you want to impress someone special or maybe just feel fancy, LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar has your name written all over it. Perched on the 33rd floor of INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit, it boasts sweeping views of the city, a five-course New Year’s Eve Set Dinner, and an atmosphere that’s perfect for ringing in the new year with style. The five-course set dinner will be full of bold and modern Spanish flavours. Expect elevated tapas, fresh seafood, and artfully crafted mains that’ll have your taste buds doing a little happy dance. Plus, you can pair it all with wines carefully chosen to bring out the best in every bite. After dinner, you’ll get exclusive access to the countdown party at The Giant Swing Pool Bar upstairs. So, you can enjoy an intimate meal and then switch gears to full-on celebration mode. The set dinner at LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar is priced at 5,500++ baht per couple, including access to the countdown party or 8,500++ baht with wine pairing. Available only on December 31, you can choose between two sessions: 6pm to 8pm or 9pm to 11pm. Bangkok’s hottest rooftop party at The Giant Swing Pool Bar The Giant Swing Pool Bar. Image via INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit The Giant Swing Pool Bar, on the 34th floor of INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok, is where the real party happens. The panoramic vistas of Bangkok alone are worth the trip, but add a live DJ, sparkling wine, and a glamorous dress code, and you’ve got all the ingredients to start 2025 with a bang. Speaking of the dress code, it’s all about Sparkle & Glitter this year, so wear your best gold, silver, or black outfit and get ready to shine. As the clock inches closer to midnight, Bangkok’s fireworks light up the sky in an awe-inspiring display, and you’ll have the perfect front-row vantage point from The Giant Swing Pool Bar. Entry starts at 1,500 baht net per person, which includes a glass of sparkling wine. If you’re coming with a group, the VIP Lounge offers an exclusive table package with a 15,000 baht minimum spend. The party starts on December 31 at 8pm. When it comes to ringing in the new year, Bangkok knows how to do it right, and INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok is the perfect example. Secure your spot today via email at [email protected], by phone at +66 (0) 2 340 5499, or through Megatix. Sponsored -
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Britain’s Sharia Courts and the Challenge of Religious Freedom
Actually a good move to contribute to cohesion, same as the Thai Constitution. The Thai King actually has an officially appointed Muslim Adviser (The Grand Mufti of Thailand) https://riyadh.thaiembassy.org/th/page/29025-muslim-in-thailand-2?menu=5d80b46615e39c0a50006465- 1
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