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January 27, 200818 yr

Pearls (David Sanborn)Smooth Jazz/1 FM

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January 27, 200818 yr

somebody to love ............queen

January 28, 200818 yr

hold me close ....david essexs

January 28, 200818 yr

Le Sud (Nino Ferrer)

January 29, 200818 yr

Closer ...........Travis

January 29, 200818 yr

wonderful world .......louis armstrong

January 30, 200818 yr

brown eyed girl.............van morrison

January 30, 200818 yr

stay with me ..........rod stewart

January 30, 200818 yr

Stand by me..........Shayne Ward

January 30, 200818 yr

raining men ....gerry haliwell

January 31, 200818 yr

Thomasia (Rene Thomas)

January 31, 200818 yr

Because of you........kelly Clarkson

January 31, 200818 yr

when im dead and gone............johnny johnston

January 31, 200818 yr

The shadow of the day...........Linken Park

January 31, 200818 yr

smooth operetor.sade

January 31, 200818 yr

Believe......Cher

January 31, 200818 yr

John Greek

January 31, 200818 yr

raining men .the weATHER girls .

February 1, 200818 yr

Night Owl (Lee Ritenour)

February 1, 200818 yr

What I've done............Linkin Park

February 1, 200818 yr

love on a mountain top.....sinnita

February 1, 200818 yr

Beautiful Liar...............Beyonce & Shakira

February 1, 200818 yr

Frozen.........Madonna

February 1, 200818 yr

Black Rock - Of A Revolution

February 1, 200818 yr

Runaway Train..........Collective Soul

February 2, 200818 yr

build me up buttercup............busted

February 2, 200818 yr

Dolce Paola (Salvatore Adamo)

February 2, 200818 yr

river of dreams........billy joel

February 3, 200818 yr

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Cash Machine - Hard Fi

February 3, 200818 yr

Tango In 6 (Kenny Garrett)

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really inconsiderate people...
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really inconsiderate people...

Jay0kay · Friday at 05:31 PM1 day

...walking on the sidewalks in pattaya. there are two clear groups, who believe they can just make everyone else get out of their way, despite there being ample room for everyone to walk past each other without any issues. young chinese men walking with a woman. they walk down the middle of the sidewalks and expect everyone else to get out of their way. i lived in huai kwang for longer than i wished to and it was the same, as nine in ten of people walking down the street were native chinese wor
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emptypockets

3 hours ago3 hr

Car Servicing Pattaya
Pattaya

Car Servicing Pattaya

DaRoadrunner · Friday at 09:51 AM2 days

Roadrunner's car needs servicing. As this is not your average car some skills are required. Can anyone recommend a good garage in Pattaya?
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dddave

Yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

US Considering Asylum for British Jews
What the Papers are Saying

US Considering Asylum for British Jews

Evil Penevil · January 18Jan 18

That's a shocking headline. Apparently Jews are no longer safe in the U.K. as the government is unable or unwilling to tackle deeply ingrained and fanatic antisemitism. Listing Palestine Action was a good start, but doesn't go far enough. US considering asylum for British Jews The Trump administration is discussing the possibility of offering asylum to Britain’s Jewish population, The Telegraph can reveal. Robert Garson, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, said he had been in talks with the state de
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Evil Penevil

January 18Jan 18

Packer

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Trump says US will ‘obliterate’ Iran’s power plants if Strait of Hormu
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Trump says US will ‘obliterate’ Iran’s power plants if Strait of Hormu

ravip · 6 hours ago6 hr

What an absolutely “brilliant” way to rescue struggling Iranians from their oppressive leadership. Truly, more nations should line up and invite the US to “liberate” their citizens. It seems the labels “developed country” and “first world” have taken on entirely new meanings. One has to wonder—have basic human ethics simply gone out of fashion? President Donald Trump issued Iran with a 48-hour deadline to re-open the Strait of Hormuz, after which he says the US will "obliterate" Iranian power
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ravip

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Alan Zweibel

6 minutes ago6 min

Do You Support Sending US Ground Troops To Invade Iran?
What the Papers are Saying

Do You Support Sending US Ground Troops To Invade Iran?

connda · 10 hours ago10 hr

According to a Reuter's poll, sending US military ground troops to invade Iran is not widely supported. But how about you dear AseanNow members? Tell us why and support your opinion.
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connda

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Irans weapons kept in reserve
What the Papers are Saying

Irans weapons kept in reserve

3NUMBAS · yesterday at 03:40 PM1 day

Iran is revealing new military capabilities as its war with Israel and the US enters its fourth week, and the regime still has more cards to play, from as-yet-unseen missiles to allied militias and sleeper cells abroad. The missiles fired at the US-UK Diego Garcia base demonstrated a range of around 2,400 miles, far beyond previous estimates of Iran’s capabilities. Tehran’s military also deployed the Haj Qasem, a newly developed medium-range ballistic missile with a half-tonne warhead, for the f
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3NUMBAS

Yesterday at 03:40 PM1 day

FlorC

17 minutes ago17 min

Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?
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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?

SoCal1990 · yesterday at 12:20 PM1 day

Had a vivid conversation last night with a group of about 10 expat friends at a relaxing restaurant down in Silom that ended up going all over the place. The group was mostly men, but a few women as well. Basically all people who live and work here and have some sort of busy lifestyle, as opposed to many foreigners living here who no longer work and end up staying home with their own comforts in some form of isolation. After we finished the meal and had a few drinks, what started as a simple c
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SoCal1990

Yesterday at 12:20 PM1 day

rattlesnake

1 hour ago1 hr

Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

The Cobra · yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wasn’t sure how to word it without it sounding wrong, but here goes. Living in Thailand has changed how I look at relationships. Not overnight, and not in some dramatic way, but gradually over time. Back home, things felt more fixed. People settled into a certain pattern — similar age, similar background, similar expectations. Here, it feels different. The range of relationships you see is much wider, and the expectations don’t always line up the sam
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The Cobra

Yesterday at 02:43 AM1 day

Terrance8812

14 minutes ago14 min

Moving my posts to Off the Beaten Track
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Moving my posts to Off the Beaten Track

unblocktheplanet · Friday at 09:24 AM2 days

I have decided to move my more controversial posts to the Off the Beaten Track forum. So if your a fan and want to continue our dialogue and discussions, please look there or find my post via my handle.
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Friday at 09:24 AM2 days

unblocktheplanet

Friday at 09:24 AM2 days