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Altercation Erupts Between Tourist and Ladyboys in Phuket
The tourist was last heard saying, "I'm not paying guys for lady drinks." -
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Solar Power is cheap and it’s going to get even cheaper very soon.
Is CBC a good choice for battery and Inverter? I got a quote: - 5 kw Inverter - 5 kWh battery - 14 x 500 W panels 200,000 baht including installation. Reasonable? -
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Inflation Cools, Showing Trump is Right and his Critics were WRONG AGAIN
In a fake office, using fake Presidential signatures paying fake loans. Ahh yes, the authentic Biden administration. No wonder the world went to hll in a handbasket -
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Tax Filing Experience: Jomtien [March-2025]
Actually your need to file a tax return form – I've even had a meeting this week with the Revenue Office director where I live about it – but you don't need to pay tax of the first 500k baht if you are retired and 65+ years old. That is also what the official images I shared and your refer to, says. It is fairly easy to do it with online E-filling, as long as you don't have to offset already paid foreign tax, which the online system cannot handle (seems to be a system error, according to the revenue director, he was surprised that it didn't work). -
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The Age of Disclosure: A Documentary Unveiling the Truth About UFOs
I want to believe .... regards Worgeordie -
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Nobody will trust a US treaty again,’ and Japan’s yen is now the new safe haven currency
Every real currency is backed by a government. A government with a long track record. Some of those track records are excellent,, some are not. That record is what belief is based on. Crypto is backed by anonymous parties. It barely functions as a currency. Rather, it's now regarded as an asset.It's been compared to gold. But while the value of gold has jumped in the current situation, crypto has mostly fallen. That's because gold at least has a long record, probably prehistoric, as a somewhat reliable store of value. Crypto not so much. When the next economic crisis comes, I wouldn't bet on crypto.
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