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Having a bad day.
Your welcome. Prescription glasses in Thailand are really very expensive. But with Zenni it's the complete opposite and you could afford to buy multiple pairs and keep them in different rooms in your house if you like. -
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Giving Up Weed
Not quite. Club (Italian made) are definitely the thinnest and don't even have gum on them. The company is about 150 years old. Then you have Rizla (French made), which have also been making papers for almost 250 years. Their papers are thinner than ZZ, but a bit thicker than Club. Big Bambu Pure Hemp (from Spain) are really nice too, not as thin as ZZ, but not made from wood pulp either, and so no harshness at all. Beautiful design artwork as well, featuring the smiling, winking Spaniard with his Spanish hat. The iconic design-work is almost 150 years old now. -
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Convicted Rochdale Grooming Gang Leader Still in the Town & not Deported
I wonder what took you so long to express your shock? G'nite. -
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[QUIZ]1 August - Album Covers From The 1960s
I just completed this quiz. My Score 50/100 My Time 95 seconds -
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Essential Driving Rules and Etiquette in Thailand
Ah, a lecture dressed as a history lesson, dripping with pretension and sprinkled with stereotypes. Delightful. Let’s unpack this symphony of self-importance masquerading as an insight, shall we? Thailand’s love for pickups and motorcycles. Fascinating stuff. What's next, a deep dive into why fish enjoy water? And comparing Thailand’s motor industry to the UK - because obviously, nothing says global context like measuring everything against the former Empire. Brilliant... Then, the "Sakdina cast system" diatribe - interesting, if wildly speculative. Unequal societies and road safety are somehow tied together by an archaic hierarchy that, by your own admission, is mostly historical? That’s like blaming my coffee spilling on the alignment of Jupiter. A stretch, but sure, let’s roll with it. And your point about "stopping stupid ones from being stupid" - pure poetry. So other societies are better at keeping their stupidity contained, while Thailand lets it roam free? Perhaps, but judging by this treatise, we can confirm stupidity knows no borders. The cherry on top: "Foreigners don’t understand Thai driving culture." Oh, please. Adjusting to driving in Thailand isn't a mystical rite of passage; it's an exercise in not getting obliterated by a truck with no headlights going the wrong way. If survival instincts aren’t culture, I don’t know what is. In conclusion, your ramble is less a critique and more a masterpiece of verbose nonsense, peppered with stereotypes and wrapped in a thin veneer of faux intellectualism. Well done for managing to sound both condescending and clueless in equal measure... Brilliant stuff... Thanks once again Kwildo for the entertainment... ..... "I'm a boat, I'm a boat" !!! -
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What on earth is going on!
Amsterdam but then again you could not afford that -
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British Tourist Found Dead & Naked off Phuket Beach After Mysterious Encounter
Wow , just wow. That’s just how you would treat a close relative! Don’t speak for other people. -
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Good night
Which is more common in actual use: นอนหลับฝันดี / ฝันดี or ราตรีสวัสดิ์ ?
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