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Foreign Tourist Stuns Onlookers by Strolling Naked Through Phuket Hotel
To hide the private parts they had the fun of put smiley on it, with almost the same effect as none -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
Correct I was talking about the Mar-Apr 2024 Motor Show bookings which didn''t turn into registrations -
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PM Paetongtarn to outline key policies in public address tomorrow
PM Paetongtarn during her inauguration speech | Photo via @ingshin/X by Ryan Turner Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is set to deliver a significant public address tomorrow, December 10, where she will highlight her Cabinet’s accomplishments over the past three months and underscore the importance of the government’s key policies for the upcoming year. The address, titled 2025 Empowering Thais: A Real Possibility, will commence at 10am and will be broadcast live on NBT2HD, as well as streamed on the channel’s Facebook page. Key initiatives to be discussed include the digital money handout scheme, the village fund, and various economic stimulus measures, according to a post made by the PM on Facebook and reiterated on X yesterday. The address will take place at the National Broadcasting Services of Thailand (NBT) headquarters on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, with around 500 guests expected to attend. Among those invited are Cabinet ministers, senior ministerial officials, department and division heads, provincial governors, military leaders, the national police chief, ministerial spokespersons, and heads of state enterprises. A recent Suan Dusit Poll has revealed that many Thais are eagerly anticipating more cash handouts and measures to alleviate living costs, which are often perceived as traditional new year gifts from the government, reported Bangkok Post. Digital wallet | Photo via Surachai Piraksa/Bangkok Post Pornpan Buathong, President of Suan Dusit Poll, commented on the findings, highlighting the extent to which the global economic situation is affecting people’s lives. “The impact of the sluggish economy now is holding back festive spending after the survey found that only 56.02% of poll respondents intended to travel over new year.” In other news, in a dramatic U-turn, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra pulled the plug on a proposal to crank up the value-added tax (VAT) following a storm of public outrage. The PM took to X (formerly Twitter) today, December 6, decisively posting: “No VAT adjustment to 15%.” This swift decision emerged from a huddle at Government House with Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira and her advisory team. The government found itself under fire after Pichai, who also serves as Deputy Prime Minister, floated the eyebrow-raising idea of spiking VAT from 7% to 15% on Tuesday. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-12-09 -
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
Becuause they wouldn't get a non working girl due to their ages an physical shape. -
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Authorities and Police Storm Pattaya Club, Drugs and Positive Tests Found in Large Numbers
What a difference with a raid some time ago when nothing was found and nobody tested positive -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
Well you should have read my previous posts. And I don't see it from a fmracist point of view and neither does the OP...
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