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Tourists Knocked Unconscious After Assaulting Thai Woman in Patong
looks like the same one to me. although the other article claimed they slapped the woman, here they use the word assaulted. -
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All disappeared.
Google wouldn't have deleted it, anyway reminder you need backups -
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Crime American Arrested in Pattaya for Attempting to Exchange Fake US Dollars
The guy is 66, in Pattaya, and has likely forgotten about the good 'ol internets and advancements in technology. He's going back to the days of old. Brah, this is Thailand. Pattaya, Thailand. They drink out of coconuts and have coconuts if you are into that thing. I'll go there, give them monopoly money and, I do speak Thai, will say, "Hellllooooooooooooooooooo myyyyyyyyyyyyyyy naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame isss......................." See, my Thai is very good. Hey, buy a few more monopoly sets!!! I'll get a penthouse condo and drinks will be 5 cents each. Man, this will be an adventure!!! The fact that this clown lost his cool, wanted police involved, and ended up arrested and shamed......well, that's the Pattaya Experience. -
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Community Coffee Shop Seeks Cyclists After Accidental THB 22,150 Payment for THB 221 Coffee
I used to own a business in Australia. No customers here enters the amount. It's the business that enters the amount in an EFTPOS whether by POS system or manually. Aside from that when I'm in Thailand and paying the hotel for the room, or any other business that has an EFTPOS they do the same. They enter the fee. What stores do you go to so I can go to them and enter say 10 Baht instead of 1000 Baht for the fee? They would go broke in a week! The fact is you only, as a customer, do is check the amount shown on the EFTPOS to see if it is correct and then if so swipe your card and type in your password if required! -
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Can those public Reverse Osmosis Water Filters be trusted?
I have a couple of RO systems and been using them for about 14 years. They have definitely come down in price with the latest from Lazada about 5000 Baht. I replace the ( first filter, sediment) every 6 months, about 50 baht and the rest when the taste changes , about 2 years. Can also add additional Post carbon filters to the stack very cheaply. Some facts, pure ( good) water has NO taste. People say RO water tastes funny. Hello, something is wrong with the system, suggest maintenance ( not high in Thai DNA). <removed> testing is NOT about quality but how much ( unknown) dissolved chemicals are in the sample.Here is an excerpt from Google AI.. No, <removed> (Total Dissolved Solids) is not a good measure of overall water quality. While <removed> provides a measure of the total amount of dissolved minerals and salts in water, it doesn't indicate the presence or type of harmful contaminants. A low <removed> reading doesn't necessarily mean the water is safe to drink, and a high <removed> reading could be due to beneficial minerals or harmful pollutants. A working serviceable, well maintained RO system is probably the most affordable drinking water solution.
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