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Early assessment suggests US strikes didn’t destroy Iran’s nuclear sites
Seems to be going well, despite the Trump haters wishing for it to fall apart so more people die. -
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Report Thailand to Reclassify Cannabis as Controlled Substance
Another spaced out dopehead, go away, the government have voted in favour of making weed legal for medicinal purposes only..if you like doing illegal things then this ain't the place for you...your ilk have ruined Thailand -
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Thai Teen Rides Horse to School, Sparks Social Media Buzz
Photo via DailyNews In the heart of Thailand's Ang Thong province, a 16-year-old student named Teeraphat "Ten" Ransawaranon has captured public attention by commuting to school on horseback. This unique approach not only highlights a charming pastime but also embodies Wiset Chai Chan Tantiwitthayapoom School's innovative educational vision. Ten's passion for horses began at a young age. His first horse, purchased with his grandmother’s support, marked the start of his lifelong love for riding. Over the years, he honed his skills, eventually acquiring two horses. A month ago, he decided to swap his motorcycle for a more traditional form of transport—his horse, Sunny. Permission from school director Nudchanad Yimchan was readily granted. She enthusiastically endorsed Ten’s choice, viewing it as an enrichment to the school's soft power initiative. Nudchanad believes that this initiative elevates the school's profile by integrating cultural and personal development aspects into daily routines. Sunny, a three-year-old horse, not only alleviates fuel expenses but also contributes financially. Ten earns additional income by showcasing his equestrian skills with Sunny at local events, where their partnership is met with admiration. Ten's influence extends to his peers, notably his 13-year-old friend, Ratchapong "Chart", who shares his equestrian enthusiasm. Chart is nurturing his own horse, with plans to follow Ten’s hoof prints to school imminently. The school supports this initiative wholeheartedly. Nudchanad allocated space on the school property for tending to Sunny, allowing Ten to balance riding and studies effectively. She emphasises that horses foster cognitive and emotional growth, likening their presence to a form of hippotherapy. This not only nurtures the students' well-being but attracts others to Wiset Chai Chan Tantiwitthayapoom School. In the village, Ten's daily ride represents a wonderful blend of tradition and modernity, offering a glimpse into how communities might creatively interweave cultural heritage into everyday life. As Ten and Sunny continue their daily rides, they not only save on fuel but also strengthen community connections and enrich the educational landscape. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-25 -
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Report New Cannabis Regulation: Prescription Required for Sales
Pol Lt Gen Phanurat Lukboon of the Narcotics Control Board highlighted that cannabis users in Thailand more than doubled from 350,000 in 2019 to over 700,000 last year. This increase, he noted, corresponds with the period following cannabis decriminalisation. Is the figure of 350,000 a wild guess or is this the number of known users from arrest records. If it is an actual amount of known dealers, when you add in the smokers who didn't report their habit to the local police station, I would guess that there would have been more than 700,000 before decriminalisation. And where did he get this 700,000 figure? Is he including me? Does he (or his records) even know if I am buying cannabis? -
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What makes you certifiably gay?
I think many heterosexual males have a gay thought one time or another. Maybe even experiment watching gay porn. But, to be "certified" as gay I believe the insertion of a male penis into another male anus or mouth would in fact be considered certified gay. -
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Report Thai-Cambodian Border Tensions Rise with Travel and Trade Bans
There's been tension along that border as long as I've been here, and that's knocking on 25 years. Use to fight over the Wat on the border, till deemed Cambodian. Then they were fighting over the land around it, and access to it. Nothing new, and there will always be tension between the 2 countries. Justifies the defense budget increases for both. Wouldn't be surprised if the defense ministers don't call each other and ask how to stage the next news worthy blip, come budget approval time
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