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Are you bitter about western women?
Saw one once in Aus in an open doorway.... a crusty old hag opening her door to a line of twitching junkies like it was some kind of back-alley blessing.... Each one shuffled in, hollow-eyed and stinking, and she lapped it up like their misery fed her... She clung to her phone like it was holy.... showing off a photo of her greasy little freaky fetid wreck of a son - some drink-driving, hooker-chasing foot-stink factory. Called him her “baby” like he wasn’t a sewage leak in human form. You could smell the failure through the screen - apparently he moved to Pattaya to chase his dream and post on forums about prostitutes a lot... -
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there seems to be some anti-sentiment towards new members. most of this is because old memebers think they are not who they say they are. that in itself causes a lot of negativity. i feel like dm'ing people to prove they are wrong but why the <deleted> should i? instead i will stay on here and fight fire with fire -
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Report Nestlé Case Moved to Intellectual Property Court, Operations Continue in Thailand
File photo for reference only In a significant legal development, the Appeal Court for Specialized Cases has decided to transfer a case involving Nestlé from the Minburi Civil Court to the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court. This ruling ensures that Nescafé products will continue to be available in Thailand. The case, initiated by the Mahagitsiri family, challenged Nestlé's rights to produce, sell, and import Nescafé products in the country. Nestlé requested the review to determine the appropriate court jurisdiction, leading to this decision. At 9:00 am on June 20, the Minburi Civil Court announced the decision, which allows Nestlé to maintain its operations in Thailand, including the production and sale of Nescafé. The original filing, case number Phor 517/2568, was brought by Chalermchai, Suvimol, and Prayudh Mahagitsiri. They sought a temporary injunction from the Minburi Civil Court to halt Nestlé’s operations concerning Nescafé. The defendants included various Nestlé entities. An urgent hearing was initially set for April 11, 2025, but postponed to April 17 due to the Songkran Festival. During this hearing, Nestlé's defence team requested the case be moved to the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court, arguing the jurisdiction was more suitable there. This judicial transfer allows Nestlé to continue its business activities in Thailand while the case is adjudicated by the specialised court. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Nation 2025-06-20 -
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Report Thailand Tightens Rules for Foreign Drivers: Tests Now Mandatory
I think it does not apply for renewals. But, like everything else each office may set its own requirements. -
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Report Thailand Tightens Rules for Foreign Drivers: Tests Now Mandatory
Just yesterday I saw a man driving a bike with his helmet on, and a child on the front and back without them….. couldn’t have been older than 5. Are they really that thick? Mark.
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