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Would you talk to a famous Youtuber if you saw them?
They are seen all the time around Pattaya, really look like total Dorks talking to themselves in front of their own phone but hey Whatever Floats Your Boat -
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How do you fit in a plane seat ?
I normally get to board the plane early in the first wave due to membership status. Doesn't matter in business (which I rarely fly) but even in premium economy, I sit and watch the subsequent boarders and I'm often muttering to myself "please don't be sat next to me, please don't be sat next to me". The fatties often grab all the 'beer snack's' aswell. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 17 March 2025
Bangkok Races to Finish Transformative Kiakkai Bridge by 2026 Picture of the Kiakkai Bridge courtesy of Bangkok Post Bangkok’s city planners are in a race against time to complete the highly anticipated Kiakkai Bridge over the Chao Phraya River by 2026. This key infrastructure project is expected to greatly influence commuting in Bangkok, aiming to provide a more efficient route across the river. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354912-bangkok-races-to-finish-transformative-kiakkai-bridge-by-2026/ -
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How do you fit in a plane seat ?
People this fat should be banned from travelling except in private transport. This guy was the Worlds Strongest Man - I'm sure this photo was just a publicity stunt to trigger idiots - well done !!! I figure nasty ayholes should be banned from travelling except in private transport, no one wants to be sat next to a grade A1 ayhole for 12 hours... -
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Bangkok Races to Finish Transformative Kiakkai Bridge by 2026
Picture of the Kiakkai Bridge courtesy of Bangkok Post Bangkok’s city planners are in a race against time to complete the highly anticipated Kiakkai Bridge over the Chao Phraya River by 2026. This key infrastructure project is expected to greatly influence commuting in Bangkok, aiming to provide a more efficient route across the river. The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), led by Public Works Department chief Tawatchai Napasaksri, is spearheading this landmark initiative. The Kiakkai Bridge, located near the Dusit district, is a significant element of Bangkok’s strategy to enhance river crossings, with three distinct phases marking its development. The first phase focuses on construction of an elevated road on the Thon Buri side, which has faced hurdles due to delays in land acquisition, pushing the completion forecast to November next year. The second phase centres on building the main structure of the bridge and access ramps. Currently, this phase has reached 33.2% completion and is on schedule for December next year, with a tower crane soon to be assembled to facilitate the work. The project’s third phase, awaiting Cabinet budget approval, involves extending an elevated road from the river to the Saphan Daeng intersection on the Phra Nakhon side. Despite setbacks with other bridge initiatives, such as the Chan–Charoen Nakhon and Lat Ya–Maha Phruttharam projects, which have faced environmental and infrastructure challenges, the BMA remains determined. Efforts continue to untangle traffic congestion issues and build a more connected and efficient transport network for Bangkok residents. As the clock ticks, the ambition to complete Kiakkai Bridge by 2026 remains strong, with city officials dedicated to overcoming obstacles and crafting a brighter future for Bangkok's commuting landscape, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-17 -
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Balcony Furniture
Smaller sized designs would work as cement is the only thing here weatherproof when exposed to the elements day in and day out
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