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Welcome to Thailand: Where No One Can Drive and No One Gives a Flying Toss
Sounds as though you were driving too quickly. -
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US Bringing Back Families from Middle East
Obama & Biden Appeased the Iran regime’s nuke power program! JCPOA - IAEA can’t be trusted in this day & age! UNITED Nations too. -
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Is trump wearing leg braces?
Nah Trump disappeared for a few days to go to the Tanning Studio his tan was fading. -
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Welcome to Thailand: Where No One Can Drive and No One Gives a Flying Toss
....and you too can become a statistic -
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Nothing much to do in regular Thailand
Nat. Parks in TH, except islands, maybe, are nothing special, with very few exceptions. Most not worth the price of admission, and just as nice, in the area around the parks. Which we do frequent for the views. Doi Inthanon was nice during Covid, as when driving through to Mae Chaem district, stopped to look at the waterfalls, almost roadside, and the terraced rice fields. Actually stayed overnight at rice fields. Nobody seemed to care, or check, and guesthouse had good food. A pleasant, unplanned surprise. But I wouldn't have paid 500 baht for the 'privilege' to be there. Not allowed anyway, since we travel w/dog. Coming from the USA, there really is nothing here to impress me in TH, except the limestone karst landscape, and still think that's pretty cool. Didn't expect to be impress, so no disappointments, just didn't realize how small the country was, till I drove around it, more than a few times. 🙄 Non PC and lower cost of living (housing & healthcare) is pretty much why I'm here. Very relaxed living out of the metro area, and quite enjoy it. -
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I was born gay…
I'm gay and I came out in 2008. At the time, I had an uncle who was a biker (and a few friends with similar family ties), and I have to admit, I was terrified at the idea of coming out. But my uncle said something that day that I’ll never forget (and that actually earned him a slap from my aunt): He said, “Look, if you’re gay, I don’t give a <deleted>—as long as you’re happy, that’s what matters. Actually, it’s even better—means more women for me. By the way, aren’t you guys known for having tons of female friends? Introduce me to some, would you?” I’ll always remember that moment because, honestly, it made total sense. If you’re straight, why wouldn’t you be glad someone else is gay? That’s less competition! Nowadays though, I couldn’t care less what people think. I do my thing, others do theirs, and that’s that. But I’ll tell you what, when I see these so-called “alpha” straight men constantly obsessing over where other men put their dicks, always criticizing what another man does in his own bed... my gaydar starts blaring like a damn alarm.- 1
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