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Election race hots up as Prawit hailed as next Thai PM - then finds Capt Thamanat kneeling
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Who lives on 20k a month ?
Indeed, but there is a question mark over for how long. I have my own home and only fixed outlay is electricity and internet, 2000 and 750/month. Everything else is conditionally optional. main expenses are food, transport and health. Food and drink can be from around 6000/month upwards, transport can be zero if you remain within walking distance and the same for health if never in need of medication or treatment. Obviously on the surface you could stay within budget but reality will make it unlikely over time. You would stand a much better chance staying closer to the Pattaya taxi area, motorbikes may be cheap transport but often result in high medical bills. At the end of the day, all about how you want to live. -
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Predator given ‘soft touch’ by Scottish justice system went on to commit rape
Iron Fist. That is the only thing sexual offenders really deserve. No points of protecting vermin in the shape of man. Those predators should be forcedly desexed. Or marked with GPS tag after jail term and close monitoring of the location including alert to the community(as practiced in USA and South Korea). It is said to promotes the suicide of those after release; rather welcoming phenomenon to the society. -
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Thailand to Train 7,000 Massage Therapists Amid Industry Shortage
Seems to be an over abundance of shops rather than a shortage. -
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Japan dethrones Thailand as top tourist spot
Actually, it turned out to be exactly what I expected, a 3rd World <deleted>hole. -
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Trump Calls for Return of Panama Canal Over "Unfair" Transit Rates
Because it isn't in your country. -
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O. Henry: The Gift of the Magi. The saddest Christmas story of all time?
No I am not saying O Henry was humbug However I thinkyou need to re read teh story especially the last part. The meaning is lost on you. Christmas is a time for Christians to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. We usually do that for a couple of hours in church. It is a time to remember that this man was born to spread the word of God and possibly ALLAH. Buddhists believe that Bhudda did this as well. It is a time for families to get together and enjoy a meal as best they can afford. Much the same as people do at Chinese New year, Ramadan, and Hannaka. It is also a time for children. To me, as a child, there was nothing more enjoyable than waking up and going out to see what was under the tree that Santa, my parents, and my grandmother had bought me. Then after opening all the presents heading out to play hockey with my friends using the new sticks [ucks and skates that we usually got. Talking about the hauls we made out with. As an adult Christmas was always abut giving to others. The look on a family when we would drop off a Christmas hamper with a turkey and stuff so that a deserving family would have a great Christmas. As a parent, it was the look on my daughter's face when she opened her presents and found things that she thought she would not get. Then going to her grandparents to celebrate Christmas with her aunts uncle, and cousins, Here in Thailand, it is the looks that I got and the enjoyment that kids had when they woke up and found a present on the fence. The looks were not in anger but in joy, and they were trying to convince me to admit that I did it. To celebrate Christmas is easy. It shouldn't matter the price of the gift but that they gift was given and he meaning behind it. For many there are reasons that Christmas may not be as bright BUT I will guarantee that if you look at the good in people you will see the blessing of christmas -
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Thailand to Train 7,000 Massage Therapists Amid Industry Shortage
As long as the customer is happy... -
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Exploration of the Virgin Birth That Maybe Wasn’t
You mean like the Hindu caste system?
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