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Have you changed… or has Thailand?
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Have you changed… or has Thailand?

Merlin · 19 hours ago19 hr

When I first came here, it was all pretty predictable. Nights out, bars, always somewhere busy. That was the routine. These days it’s different. Quieter, less going out. I still drop in now and then, but it’s not the center of things anymore. The scene itself feels different too.Fewer girls around, or just moved online? Prices definitely not what they used to be Thailand not quite the “cheap” place it once was So sometimes I wonder… has the place changed, or have I? Do you still live the same
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properperson · Friday at 02:09 AM2 days

I'm looking for a printers in Pattaya that can make "dirt bike numbers" for my Son's scrambler, like in the picture... Any ideas ? .
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Bad News for Trump, bad news for all retirees
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Bad News for Trump, bad news for all retirees

EVENKEEL · 22 hours ago22 hr

US stocks plummeted on March 27, 2026, with the Dow Jones dropping nearly 800 points () to enter correction territory, while the Nasdaq sank . The market faces its fifth straight weekly loss due to rising oil prices above /barrel, fueled by intensifying Middle East conflict, sparking inflation fears and prompting investors to sell riskier assets. The Economic Times +3 If this doesn't change soon the republicans are toast
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Israel’s death penalty bill sparks global outcry
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Israel’s death penalty bill sparks global outcry

bannork · 18 hours ago18 hr

Israel is racing toward a historic and deeply controversial legal shift as lawmakers prepare to vote on a bill that would introduce the death penalty for certain Palestinian prisoners. Human rights groups warn the proposal marks a dramatic escalation in Israel’s security policy. Critics say the legislation — now heading for a final vote in the Knesset — could transform the country’s justice system while intensifying already explosive tensions with Palestinians. Amnesty warns of ‘apartheid impos
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Trump's shambolic war of choice triggering anti-Americanism in Asean
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Trump's shambolic war of choice triggering anti-Americanism in Asean

Jingthing · 19 hours ago19 hr

The Philippines has a greater vulnerable than Thailand but it seems to me it's only a matter of time until we see similar explicit demonstations of anti-Americanism in Thailand. Even if the hostilities "end" very soon, the oil price shock is expected to persist for well over a year. The hostility is justified but it certainly doesn't make like as an American abroad these days more and more politically awkward.
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Jingthing

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spidermike007

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The Cushion Is Gone and the Oil Market Is Now Exposed
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The Cushion Is Gone and the Oil Market Is Now Exposed

Alan Zweibel · yesterday at 01:33 AM1 day

The oil market initially absorbed a historic supply disruption thanks to surplus, floating storage, and policy interventions. Those buffers are now largely depleted, leaving the system structurally fragile and highly sensitive to new disruptions. With spare capacity constrained and inventories falling, even minor supply shocks could now trigger disproportionate price spikes. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/The-Cushion-Is-Gone-and-the-Oil-Market-Is-Now-Exposed.html
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Central Pattana Unveils $3.4bn Expansion Plan
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KhunLA replied to Georgealbert's topic in Thailand News - Discussion

There's a huge middle & upper income bracket in TH, inclusive, that love the malls. Don't know about CN or ID, but wasn't a fan of malls in the USA, as pretty crap, and why most seemed to have failed there also. CP & Central Group, and Mall Group seem to have it down to a science.
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Tourist Highlights Walking Safety Differences in Thailand
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Emdog replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News - Discussion

I figure the uneven, obstacle strewn sidewalks are part of a Buddhist program to be 'present' when walking... Generally, the easiest way to make a soi dog scamper is to bend over and pick up a throwing size rock, or just bend if none available. That said, I have been bitten twice. Once in Bang Saen while riding my bike and the other in Jomtien when I walked past a dog who I'd passed many times. I was on the tail end of Dengue fever and I think it made me smell differently. Motorbikes on sidewalks going against traffic are typical, including police. Many drivers don't stop at crosswalks with lights. Moto taxi drivers are consistently the worse. Take the attitude everyone is out to kill/maim you and you might (might) get to your destination.
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Tourist Finds Cobra on Hotel Bed in Krabi
Tourist Finds Cobra on Hotel Bed in Krabi

nausea replied to Georgealbert's topic in Thailand News - Discussion

Snakes are ubiquitous here. Yeah, it pays to learn the difference between the harmless rat eaters, and the venemous ones. Centipedes can be pretty dangerous too, probably won't kill you, but will give you a painful experience.
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Bad News for Trump, bad news for all retirees
Bad News for Trump, bad news for all retirees

Yellowtail replied to EVENKEEL's topic in Political Soapbox

There are investment vehicles in every 401k plans that are not tied to market performance. You seem to know nothing at all about the program.
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Mental Health of Israeli Troops in Doubt?: IDF to Collapse on itself?
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Mental Health of Israeli Troops in Doubt?: IDF to Collapse on itself?

GammaGlobulin · 2 hours ago2 hr

Dear Folks, Concerning the war developments, I am getting worried about Tourism, and the Quality of Tourists we may be seeing soon. This Topic is about the Israeli Military, and the conscripts, and potential Impact of these Policies on numbers of TOURISTS we see in the streets around here. Those in the know, and as reported by Times of Israel, see critical manpower shortages, and state that the IDF is about to collapse in on itself. Does this mean, do you think, that Israeli Tourists, espec
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GammaGlobulin

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spidermike007

15 minutes ago15 min

Is America Really Good at Winning Wars?
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Is America Really Good at Winning Wars?

Kyoto Kyle · 14 hours ago14 hr

You always hear America going on about how great its military is, how strong it is, blah blah blah. But then I started thinking about how many recent wars they have actually won in any real sense. Vietnam? No. Afghanistan? No. Iraq? Depends who you ask. Korea? More of a stalemate than anything. Somalia? Not exactly a glowing success either. And now Iran. Who knows? So I am not really convinced by all the chest beating. My take on it is a bit different. Yeah, they have some of the most advanced
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Kyoto Kyle

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ronnie50

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When Did Plants Become “Drugs”?
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When Did Plants Become “Drugs”?

SoCal1990 · Friday at 11:02 PM1 day

I was thinking about this. When mankind regularly used things they found in the wild, medicinals like marijuana or opium thousands of years ago, did they even think of them as drugs or as creating a dependency if used regularly? Or were they just… plants? Back then, if something came from nature and had a positive and noticeable effect, it was probably just seen as useful. Something with value. Something worth keeping around. A lot of it was probably just trial and error, figuring out what hel
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