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Any news / date on Philippines opening up for Tourism?
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DTAC automatic renewal - How to change plan
Thanks for replying. Their app does not seem to have a way of cancelling the 200 Baht automatically-renewing package. (I suspect they deliberately make it tricky to cancel. 🤨) It looks like I will need to phone them. -
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Ellen DeGeneres Relocates to the U.K. After Trump’s Election Win
Okay, so no wealthy options anymore then, just the optional canal crossings at night, -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
That is a rather silly comment, when the State pension is actually called a benefit by the UK Gov, which I have shown you from credible links. It is a benefit to give pensioners, get it, pensioners, as in pension...........🙄 Now posting 'put-downs' to members shows you ARE in a corner, now run along.......... -
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Would Donald Trump’s tariffs hurt US consumers?
You seem more of an asset to China than to us -
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Arab tourist accused of assaulting ladyboy in Patong, Phuket
Wow, did you wake up with a splitting migraine or what? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 22 November 2024
Man Arrested After Naked Rampage and Stone-Throwing Incident in Nakhon Nayok Police in Pak Phli, Nakhon Nayok, apprehended a 53-year-old man after he caused a public disturbance while walking naked and throwing stones at his neighbours. The incident occurred after the man reportedly consumed alcohol and cannabis, leading to erratic behaviour following several days without sleep. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1344259-man-arrested-after-naked-rampage-and-stone-throwing-incident-in-nakhon-nayok/ -
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Anyone ever taken anti anxiety meds in Thailand?
Since childhood I have never slept more than 3/4 hours per night. A few years ago I decided to try get more rest, went to my Thai doctor, and was prescribed the sedative Lorazepam. Worked ok, but I became concerned that I had become addicted. I stopped the prescription and then faced a nightmare of several months of severe withdrawal symptoms. Eventually got through that and now, having just turned 83, I have managed to talk myself into accepting my limited sleep syndrome. I would never again want to suffer the withdrawal process.
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