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Is It Better to Date a “6” Than a “10” in Thailand?
And there's my filthy mind, I thought the 6 and 10 in the headline, the OP was referring to inches! -
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Australian Man Files Police Report After Being Threatened by Pattaya Motorbike Taxi
Crikey, these elderly Aussie bikey gang members certainly cause trouble every where they go, murders, drugs etc, seems every week there's an incident that involves them, definitely overtaking Brits as Public Enemy Number One 🙃🙃 -
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Thai Immigration Arrests Indian Man for 250-Day Overstay
Plenty more in Pattaya when they decide to look again or fill their quotas. -
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Abortion
Same for Khlongtan Hospital for advanced pregnancies who may need inpatient treatment or observation -
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Britain’s Sharia Courts and the Challenge of Religious Freedom
<snipped for brevity> Do you enjoy being such a negative person? There will always be exceptions no matter the scenario. -
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Fatal Motorcycle Crash at Notorious Bend Sparks Local Superstition
Totally wrong interpretation of tge surmtuatiin. -
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Thai Social Security Health Coverage
Dear Sheryl and other long-term residents, From reading above threads, I can see that the SSO will cover room+nursing fees etc up to 700 THB when admitted in Private hospital and that any 'upgrade' to private room etc will need to be paid by yourself. Whereas all other doctor, medication and medical intervention/operation remain fully covered by SSO... Question here is... Would someone be able to claim the additional expenses for a room upgrade from their private health insurance *(if you have one)? Or is this practice not allowed by health insurance companies? More in particular anyone experience with April health insurance on this matter? Merry Xmas! FB -
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Fatal Motorcycle Crash at Notorious Bend Sparks Local Superstition
Not actually true. The raid traffic engineers have designed a bend that clearly leads to extra crashes. Thailand doesn't seem to have such a thing as a traffic engineer.
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