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What really grinds your gears in Pattaya
Well more like home than my birthplace these days, but I accept the point I am kept dangling on a 12 month string, like being under the sword of Damocles. -
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Benefits Of Quitting Smoking 20 Minutes To 15 Years
Re the next progression from giving up sex to chopping off your right hand? 😁 -
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Krabi Shuts Marine Sites Amid Rough Seas: Safety First
Safety first... just for a change. -
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Harris Leads Trump by 6 Points Following Debate Performance
She's going to Orange Crush the Orange Orangutan❗ -
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High cholesterol as a pre-existing condition?
He's very fit and slim, no diabetes. Only thing they said was high cholesterol, obviously the bad type, borderline needed statins, on them now -
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Baht's Biggest Surge Since 1998 Poses Risk to Tourism And Exports
The beers are not expensive, the wages are very low. -
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Social Media Outrage as Tourists Blatantly Urinate on Pattaya Beach
Moreso these days.... demographics has shifted. -
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Homeless Woman Using Illegal Drugs Openly on Pattaya Street Raises Concerns Over City Image
Looks like weed will be criminalized again here..... not an experiment that really worked out. -
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More Than 70,000 Soldiers Fighting for Russia Have Now Been Killed
From the article above: BBC and Mediazona’s research has identified the names of 70,112 Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine, although the true number is likely much higher. these are 70.112 dead Russians that have been identified by name. I think the headline is misleading casual readers and browsers into believing the Russian deathtoll is just 70k. and do those numbers include DPR and LPR troops ? -
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Baht's Biggest Surge Since 1998 Poses Risk to Tourism And Exports
Many Thai people are working for the value of 6 beers. Very expensive -
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Chechen Leader Accuses Elon Musk of Disabling Cybertruck
So, if true. It means those nice electric vehicles can be remotely turned off. It makes me wonder even more if China's EV's have this capability as well. It also makes me wonder what more can be done to an EV if the producers can access it remotely. Given the batteries potential for a serious uncontrollable fire. I wonder if a producer of the EV's being sold in the markets can be utilized this way and used as a weapon causing an explosion. It has already been proven effective activating pagers and walkie-talkies remotely to explode so why can this not also be used in EV's? What a great way to effectively invade a country with little to no cost on the invader. Sell them cheap EV's with this capability and then when ready to invade blow them all up at the same time. ohh wait! China is already trying to dump millions of EV into the world markets at super cheap prices. Haha...- 1
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iPhone 16 Launch Draws Large Crowds in Thailand
High maintenance, you can have mine. -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
He married the first bar girl he met and has been happy ever since, except he is in Australia and she's in Thailand
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