Darren Oxley
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What Actually Makes You an “Old-Hand” in Asia?
that would indicate you are not used to the food and therefore not an "old hand". -
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What Actually Makes You an “Old-Hand” in Asia?
don't think you really need "veteran" - more a person with a lot of experience in something. But many people think they have experience when in fact all they have is an accumulation of bad habits, cognitive biases, flawed judgments and perceptions -
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How often do you hear song lyrics you consider profound?
My music changed very frequently when I was young, it depended on the girl I was trying to shag at various times and so her music suddenly became my 'favourite' music. 😃 -
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Report Boob Dispute: Indian Tourists Call Cops on Pattaya Bar Girl
I think the issue was not only about bobs but also about vagene -
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Tax Regulations On Transfer Of Foreign Assets?
The last news article I read was in early June, unfortunately I can't find the link again sorry. It stated that the proposal was still in the draft stage after which it would then proceed through Thailand's multi step legislative framework which can take several months. The new law related to remittances from overseas is anticipated to be completed before the end of 2025. I put the general question to AI too and just about received the same answer. Thailand's new law process involves a multi-step legislative framework aimed at ensuring thorough examination and discussion of proposed legislation. The process typically begins with proposals from the Senate, the House of Representatives, or the Cabinet. Legal professionals then prepare draft legislation, which is evaluated by committees with relevant jurisdictions. After preliminary discussions in the House of Representatives, the legislation undergoes further scrutiny and debate before it is put to a vote. If passed, it proceeds to the Senate and eventually to the King for royal assent, making it official law. Recent legislative activities in Thailand include the drafting of new laws such as revisions to tax collection on foreign income remitted to Thailand, new rules for health insurance co-payment effective March 20, 2025, and a new co-payment rule for health insurance set to take effect on March 20, 2025. -
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What Actually Makes You an “Old-Hand” in Asia?
If you have had screaming chili sh*ts in a roadside squat in Isaan, then gotten back on the bus, you are an old hand.
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