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Phuket or leave it: Flooded roads sink travel plans to island airport
That made me smile. I thought that it was accidental humour but, reading the headline, maybe not! -
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Hand surgery
I had a minor hand surgery in Bangkok a couple of years ago. At a private hospital, it was around 20,000 to 30,000 THB (about 600-900 USD). Prices might vary depending on the hospital and specifics of the procedure, though. -
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Will Kamala Denounce the Pro Terrorist Demonstrators
Here i finished it, for you… Im with you ! Brilliantly written! Imop Extreme left ! Heres a good read ,it talks about both sides of extreme!imop But more recently what’s happening currently imop. -
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What’s your favorite way to spend a weekend in Thailand?
I like to go to any neighboring province to stay 1-2 nights surrounded by beautiful nature. And then I go back. -
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How do you deal with bank of America in Thailand?
Hi everyone, I'm looking for the best way to update my information with Bank of America while I'm in Thailand. I don't have access to a US phone. I have money in the US that I need to transfer, but even after sending a registrated mail with copies of my passport, they only closed 2 out of my 3 accounts and didn’t complete the transfer. How do you all handle this situation? Thanks for your help! -
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What treatment/antibiotics for prostate stones/UTI?
Man, that sounds really tough. I’ve had issues with recurring UTIs myself and had to go through a lot to get them sorted. Definitely get a urine culture done if you haven’t already; it’ll pinpoint the bacteria and help figure out the right antibiotics. I ended up seeing a specialist who really knew their stuff about chronic infections, and that made a huge difference for me. Maybe a urologist could offer some fresh insights or treatments for your situation. -
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Will Kamala Denounce the Pro Terrorist Demonstrators
Better talk to Riclag about that.... He's the one who first posted it above. -
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Will Kamala Denounce the Pro Terrorist Demonstrators
Nice, unbiased source LOL- 1
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Cost of funeral in Bangkok
Yeah, that sounds about right. I had a friend who lost a relative in Bangkok, and the funeral costs were similar. If you go for a traditional service or extra details, it can really add up. It’s definitely more than what you’d expect for a basic funeral. -
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Interesting reading about Thailand and Thai people
This is probably the best book I read about Thailand many years ago. Some things changed, but I think most of it is still relevant. What surprised me is that this is available in Thai bookshops. -
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Will Kamala Denounce the Pro Terrorist Demonstrators
Yes, The first thing they mentioned! Unfortunately for your side it also goes into extreme left! Currently in my country who’s marching in the streets? Sure wish I had the balls to ignore the 3 line paste rule!imop -
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What’s your favorite way to spend a weekend in Thailand?
Yeah, about to go for round 2. It's turned into a double nut night.- 1
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Buying imported fruit is so hit and miss.
The fruit in thailand tastes so much better than fruit back home i domt know why i would ever want imported anyways. Mangoes coconuts and durian all day -
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Will Kamala Denounce the Pro Terrorist Demonstrators
Interesting New Lines Institute article linked above...that starts out with the following introductory comment: 'Though far-right actors are the primary threat to the U.S. homeland (50 states and territories)..." And then goes on to further elaborate: Describing and Assessing the Violent Threat "In the 1970s and 1980s, far-left violent extremists were the primary terrorist threat confronting the United States. Currently, among domestic-focused actors, they are secondary in scale and scope to violent far-right extremists. For example, far-right extremists are known to stockpile large caches of firearms, ammunition, explosives, and other weapons and regularly engage in attacks with the intent of inflicting mass casualties, such as mass shootings. These behaviors have not been commensurately observed among violent far-left actors..." And: "The general historical and contemporary trend of violent far-leftist targeting has been directed at property. To the extent that far-left violence is directed at people, it is mostly and intentionally non-fatal. This is due to operational and ideological preferences that favor inflicting economic damage (e.g., ending capitalism) and bringing attention to specific issues rather than harming civilians (though an exception to this trend is fatal attacks targeting police officers). Yet, as these authors have noted in previous assessments, there are also signs of possible growing intent to kill non-police civilians, suggesting internal constraints against generating fatalities are eroding." https://newlinesinstitute.org/nonstate-actors/operating-under-the-radar-violent-left-wing-extremism-is-becoming-more-dangerous/
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