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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
It's normal. Have you tried more extreme sexual activities? There's a lot out there to experience. Bondage, sadism, gay, numerous fetishes, scat and piss, stuff you have never heard of and don't want to... Best thing to do is try some fetish clubs in Bangkok. Even if you don't know what excites you just check them out, meet people, talk, or go with your partner. Something will seem interesting and warrent further exploration. Live life, you only get one chance. -
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Thinking about a sex change before trip to Malaya: Any words of advice?
I suggest a "Change of mind".......sex change will not change who you really are, just ruin a good thing that was created for you! Be who you feel you like to be, but leave your "parts" alone. You might be glad you did one day. -
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Four Alleged Ugandan and Tanzanian Prostitutes Arrested in Patong
You equate fancying African women with finding sheep attractive? Your sexual interests are rather different to mine. -
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What can a foreigner own in Thailand?
Until they day, the authorities decide it ain't anymore. -
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The Trump cabinet Thread
They say that Trump may well dissolve both houses and make all of his Cabinet picks via recess appointments. The uproar about Gaetz as AG should be fun to watch, in any event. I kind of like the guy. -
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Israelis in Thailand on Alert After Security Warning
The UN's Human Rights Office has condemned the high number of civilians killed in the war in Gaza, saying its analysis shows close to 70% of verified victims over a six-month period were women and children. The agency said the high number was largely due to Israel's use of weapons with wide-area effects in densely populated areas, although some deaths may have been the result of errant projectiles by Palestinian armed groups. The report said it found "unprecedented" levels of international law violations, raising concerns about "war crimes and other possible atrocity crimes". Israel has in the past said it targets Hamas and takes steps to mitigate risk to civilians by using precise munitions. The BBC contacted the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) for comment in response to Friday's report. The UN agency said it verified the details of 8,119 people killed in Gaza from November 2023 to April 2024. Its analysis found around 44% of verified victims were children and 26% women. The ages most represented among the dead were five to nine-year-olds. About 80% of victims were killed in residential buildings or similar housing, the agency added. The report said the data indicates "an apparent indifference to the death of civilians and the impact of the means and methods of warfare". Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry, whose figures the UN sees as reliable, has reported a death toll of more than 43,300 people over the past 13 months. Many more bodies are believed to remain under the rubble of bombarded buildings. The health ministry said it obtained full demographic data for a majority of those killed and reported that children account for one in three of that number. UN Human Rights Chief Volker Türk said in a statement that "this unprecedented level of killing, and injury of civilians is a direct consequence of the failure to comply with fundamental principles of international humanitarian law". He cited the laws of distinction, which requires warring parties to distinguish between combatants and civilians, proportionality, which prohibits attacks where harm to civilians outweighs military advantage, and precautions in attacks. Türk called for a "due reckoning with respect to the allegations of serious violations of international law". -
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
Depends on how you define senior. Combat vet that served in both Iraq and Afghanistan, two Bronze Stars, and I think he made Major. BA from Prinston and Masters from Harvard, and he's anti DEI. I think DEI is ruining the military, and that course needs to be reversed. I don't see the "seniors" seem to be doing such a hot job. -
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