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Tapper 6.5% who sells cases of 12 large cans?
A bit far for me to travel. Our nearest Big C is their smaller "market" store. Will check in Big C Phetchabun on my next trip. -
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Trump's most ardent supporters are in revolt
Who on earth is Harry, you keep referring to a Harry.....? -
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Trump's most ardent supporters are in revolt
Not allegations! There is no point in me giving a source as you will Poo Poo it so I suggest that you just go look up "Trump's Lies" on any search engine and from any source you want and you will get thousands!- 1
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Crime Russian Teen Nabbed in Midnight Pattaya Graffiti Plot
After cleaning it up and paying the fine revoke his visa and escort him to the departure gate. -
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Report Cannabis Clash: Small Businesses Fear Monopoly Under New Rules
I just heard about someone who went to a weed shop in Ayudhya expecting to be told he had to get a prescription from some kind of medical practitioner on or off premises. The shop owner told him he could sell him as much as he wanted without prescription. He said the cops came by after the latest muddled government announcements and set a new protection rate. It allows the shop to sell whatever it likes without needing to comply with the new rules. The cops told him they didn't care where he hired a doctor or only dispensed with prescriptions from somewhere else or not because they are charging the same squeeze to all shops in their precinct whether they comply with the rules or not. They obviously have an income target given to them by their bosses based on the number of shops and that is all they care about. An another tack, I always drive past a small open air weed shop near my house which is just a counter in a small open air motorbike repair shop with an illuminated sign. It seems unlikely that the owner will be able to hire a doctor to work in such unhealthy open air premises with traffic buzzing by all day. It also seems unlikely that they will stop selling weed, unless arrested, since they obviously have a regular customer base of motor cycle taxi drivers who rely on the weed to kill the boredom of waiting for fat farang and other customers to come their queue. The motor cycle taxistas are also unlikely to go to a doctor and pay for a prescription, since there will be plenty of weed available for sale without it. The new system will just mean that the government will not be able to earn any tax revenue and can tell anally retentive governments in the region that don't approve of their citizens having fun on holiday in in the LOS and enjoy flogging and executing people for drugs like China, Singapore and Malaysia, that there is not longer any risk that their citizens will be exposed to the dreaded reefer madness in Thailand.
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