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Pattaya beach turns into unregulated booze and kratom market
What about snatches, female -
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What is Trump really trying to tell us in his latest speech?
Does your comment changes what Trump is and what he has done? No! He's still talking B.S., as the OP shows once more! 😃 -
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Pattaya beach turns into unregulated booze and kratom market
Oh, dear. Now Pattaya is 'teetering on the edge of chaos'. Wasn't it just the other day that Pattaya residents were in a 'panic' about something or other. And, before that something had 'shocked' all the residents, only after having just gotten over being 'terrorized' by something else I can't remember it was so forgettable. I suspect we hardy residents will survive living on 'the edge of chaos', as well. Meanwhile, enjoyed a good laugh with the article, especially the part about the venders just setting up shop again when the coppers leave. Hmm. Maybe don't leave then. Establishing a regular police presence in such a popular tourist area could be just the ticket, and might even prevent us going over 'the edge of chaos'. By the way, just thinking that The Edge of Chaos sounds like a good movie title for one of those cheesy disaster flicks. -
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The Trump cabinet Thread
The only candidate for majority leader that was gung-ho on recess appointment was Florida's Rick Scott, but he didn't make it. -
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Thailand Cracks Down on Foreigners Using Thai Nominees
True, but foreigners sometimes resort to a company to buy a condo in the Thai quota when the foreign quota is already sold out. I guess they really, really want to be in that building for some reason. -
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And so the exodus of quality expats begins. This time it's personal
[quote]And so the exodus of quality expats begins.[\quote] I don't think so. I believe the situation might be the opposite. If the (imaginary) exodus were to occur, the so-called "quality expats" (especially retirees) would likely stay, while those with less education and unrealistic expectations - such as seeking voting rights, free healthcare, or free beer, or those hiding in the shadows without having contributed a single baht (other than VAT) - would eventually leave. This could include individuals who provide little value to the Thai government, particularly those who stubbornly refuse to comply with the upcoming changes to the country's tax laws. Tough titties. -
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TM30 Reporting System Problem
We can ask again, if you do not have a link for us. It is just back in September they told is it was not possible in Chaiyaphum. Nothing is better if we actually can prove them wrong -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
Nobody is descended from men in ape suits. 😛
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