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Garbage Republicans Slither Out To Endorse Harris
They are indeed terrible people but compared to Trump angels. -
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BREAKING NEWS Second Assassination Attempt-Secret Service get Trump to safety
You are so suspicious, Tug. Trump supporters involved, seeking to enhance emotional support for him? OK, fact that I also await the FBI investigation results as I too leave open the possibility for varying motivations. Of course, it could just be a deer hunter ... I am told the AR-15 style weapon is just for hunting ... ha! -
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Brawl on Bangla Road, Transgender Woman Assaults Tourist
Should be glad it was not a high-hell stiletto. -
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Truck Owner Distressed as Broker Crashes Vehicle into Pond, 4.2 Million Baht in Cash Lost
you couldn't make this stuff up if you tried. local shops have sold out of all diving gear apparently. -
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Australian-rules-football-afl-chatting-tipping-and-news
Titus O'Reilly this week Oh no! Ken Hinkley talked to Jack Ginnivan! I hope Jack is alright! How traumatic that must have been. A 57-year-old man talking to you from several metres away. I hope the Hawks have some trauma counselling in place. It’s almost like there is a consequence to your actions. You can’t chum the waters then complain when a shark arrives. -
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Illegal Work: Russian Employer and Russian Electrician Arrested
The rant goes on - this week starts with electricians from Russia. Well, they should have gone for a company and work permit; I've been using a Swiss electrician for more than a decade - he is legally employed with visa, work permit et al. His invoices are quite a bit higher than the local Somchai next door for good reason. Most Thai electricians are "challenged" with their assignments - to put it mildly. I had a house rewired with the result, that one room had all green wires, the next room all yellow wires coming out of pipes and sockets; in addition to the colour ignorance the individual cable diameter was absolutely irrelevant to "Somchai the electrician". Same applies to plumbers, the law of communicating pipes is literally unknown here and results in blocked drainage before you shower properly, overflowing toilets and dripping cold water outlets. Warm water outlets don't work quite often as the pressure is insufficient - see communicating pipes - despite a perfectly able and strong pump. So yeah, the Russians could sit on a gold mine. Get them fined for this illegality and hopefully they will resort to a company and work permits as Thailand certainly could use good workers for years to come! -
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Thailand unveils trillion-baht infrastructure boom
Everything happens at glacial speed in Thailand, they are even slower than UK in fixing potholes. -
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AGODA (again)
Your jumping on someone elses posting when you already posted about your situation. Your taking away from another poster by deflecting with your situation. If you had read the conditions of purchase on your flight tickets you would have seen the statement about changes and fees. your situation is unfortuneate but not a scam by any means -
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Brawl on Bangla Road, Transgender Woman Assaults Tourist
"Transgender woman" sounds weird to me when used for a cross dressed bloke. I what world are we living, for Yahweh's sake. -
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Pheu Thai Party Wins By-Election in Phitsanulok
"...beacon of hope..." How's that? -
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BREAKING NEWS Second Assassination Attempt-Secret Service get Trump to safety
Interesting that RT is hours ahead of western media on this story. Probably because they compile info from a lot of sources instead of bogarting the "exclusives" like the MSM. Also interesting that the guy's name was released before they had a chance to wipe his social media... I'm not going to link, but it's worth a look if you're curious. -
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Travel Planning with Dan About Thailand’s Free App
Dan About Thailand's free app There’s nothing more exciting than planning your trip to a beautiful country like Thailand. However, it often requires sifting through countless sources of information to find the best, most up-to-date activities, events, and insights for your destination. Dan About Thailand’s free app eliminates this hassle by providing a comprehensive hub for everything you need to know about Thailand. Whether you’re an expat living in Thailand, a frequent visitor, or planning your first trip, this app is packed with detailed insights on what to see, where to go, and how to experience the real Thailand. It can even help plan your entire trip! With over 2 million views per month across social media platforms like Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and the website, Dan About Thailand has become a trusted source for all things related to life in Thailand. The brainchild behind it is Daniel Cheeseman, a working expat with a passion for exploring the country, who shares his experiences through engaging blogs and vlogs. His blog, which was voted the #1 Lifestyle Blog Site in 2019, covers everything from lifestyle and travel to property and dating in Thailand. Now, with Dan About Thailand’s free app, all of his insights and content are brought together in one convenient place. Here’s what you can find in the free app. All things Thailand in one app Inside the Dan About Thailand app With over 200 video reviews of activities and restaurants across Thailand, the Dan About Thailand app is your ultimate guide to Thailand. Since most of the content is created by Daniel himself, every piece of content is personal, relatable, and packed with valuable information. In addition, this travel planning app is always updated regularly, so you’ll always have the most current information about Thailand at your fingertips. Don’t expect only the typical tourist spots you might find on other platforms. Dan About Thailand goes deeper, so you can find hidden gems that locals and expats frequent. Each regional review is organised into sections like “See and Do,” “Eating Out,” and “Events,” making it easy to find exactly what you’re looking for in any specific city in Thailand. The different sections of the app Inside the Dan About Thailand app But this travel planning app doesn’t stop at just showing you where to go in Thailand. It also offers a variety of sections to make sure you won’t miss out on the best experiences. These include: Events: This section provides comprehensive details about festivals and events happening all across Thailand. You’ll find everything you need to know. These include what the event is, when and where it’s happening, how to partake, and how much it costs. Plus, the “Buy Ticket” button allows you to purchase tickets directly through the app. Property: If you’re thinking of living in Thailand, this section will be invaluable. The app offers the latest listings for renting or buying property to help you find your dream home in paradise. Deals and Offers: From “Book 1 night, get 1 night free” deals at resorts in Koh Chang to discounts on food, the app helps you save money while enjoying the best of Thailand. You can redeem these discounts at various establishments, including shops, restaurants, hotels, and spas. Highly Recommended: If you’re not sure where to start, the “Highly Recommended” section is your go-to guide. This section features only the best places to visit, complete with full information, route details, and a video review. My Latest Thoughts: This section is where you can find the newest insights on life in Thailand. From finding the best schools for your kids to locating reliable healthcare services, this section offers practical advice and recommendations from someone who knows the country inside and out. Share Your Experience: This travel planning app also encourages users to share their own experiences in Thailand. This interactive feature allows you to post your personal stories, tips, and reviews. You can also read about other people’s real experiences. It’s a fun and engaging way to contribute to the community while gaining valuable insights from fellow users. With all of these sections, it’s now easier than ever to explore, experience, and enjoy beautiful Thailand. Meet Digital Dan, your personal Thai guide Digital Dan The “Digital Dan” is probably one of the most exciting features of the Dan About Thailand app. Imagine having a local expert at your fingertips, ready to answer any question you might have about Thailand. Need advice on the best places to visit? Wondering about visa requirements? Looking for tips on how to navigate Thai immigration? Digital Dan is there to help – instantly. What’s more, Digital Dan can also help you plan your entire trip. Just ask for an itinerary, and you’ll get a personalised plan that suits your preferences and interests. Digital Dan takes the guesswork out of planning, be it a family vacation, a solo adventure, or a business trip. Easy to use, free to download It’s easy to see why the Dan About Thailand app is quickly gaining popularity, with over 500 new instals every month. This travel planning app is very easy to use thanks to its intuitive and straightforward design. The user-friendly interface makes it simple to navigate through the various sections of the app. Everything is just a tap away – you can look for a specific restaurant review or just browse through the latest insights in a smooth and seamless way. Available on both Apple and Android devices, the Dan About Thailand app is completely free to download. There are no hidden fees, no in-app purchases, and no subscriptions. Just pure, valuable content designed to help you make the most of your time in Thailand. You can download the Dan About Thailand app now from the following links: Apple App Store Google Play Store For more information, visit Dan About Thailand’s website or follow him on Facebook. Sponsored
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