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Are you ready for smartphones to become obselete?
I have the answer for you. Take a listen to the MASH theme song. -
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More Serious About Coffee
Don't buy this one, it's a copy of the original which doesn't fit properly so coffee doesn't flow properly which is probably why it's discounted. This one below is better, i have already https://s.lazada.co.th/s.vTZVh -
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Multi-Vehicle Collision Leaves Three Dead, Six Injured in Samut Sakhon
Thailand is no longer the Land of Smiles, it's more like Land of Vehicle Exterminations or LOVE. At least it sounds positive ☠️..... -
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Crackdown on Illegal Short-Term Condo Rentals in Pattaya
Pictures courtesy courtesy of Matichon. Authorities have launched a crackdown on illegal short-term condominium rentals in Pattaya, following directives from the Ministry of Interior to regulate the sector and address public concerns. On 26 March, Chaiwat Chuntiraphong, Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA), ordered a special task force to investigate condominium buildings suspected of violating the Hotel Act 2004. The operation, led by Ronnarong Tipsiri, Deputy Director-General of DOPA, involved local administrative officials, immigration police, and Pattaya City Police. Three condominium buildings in Pattaya, were inspected. Officials found that two of them were being illegally rented out on a daily basis via online platforms. To evade detection, the operators placed room keys and keycards in automated lockers inside the buildings, allowing guests to check in independently. At the third location, a real estate agency employee was found escorting guests to their rooms. Authorities gathered evidence, including booking records, bank transfer receipts, and ownership documents, before filing formal complaints with the Bang Lamung District administrative police. Those found guilty of violating the Hotel Act 2004 will face legal action. Additionally, the information will be shared with the Land Office, Pattaya City authorities, the Revenue Department, and other relevant agencies to ensure all violations are prosecuted under applicable laws. The Department of Provincial Administration will also coordinate with the Land Department to ensure condominium management teams monitor and prevent illegal rentals. Public awareness campaigns will be launched to educate property owners about legal compliance, aiming to create a safe and orderly living environment in Pattaya. -- 2025-03-27 -
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Canadian Summer Flight Bookings to US Down 70% From Last Year, Data Shows
Try posting something positive about the US. This is why you guys lost -
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Are you ready for smartphones to become obselete?
There are some out there that I'm convinced lack a functioning brain, so how they will make it work for them I don't know.
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