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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
You are worrying. That's why you posted. -
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Please recommend some Pattaya condominium
Yes! It could also be viewed at a deeper level as creating illusions of control and ownership to keep people in debt, therefore working for the corporate elite. If you are busy working, you are too tired to challenge the status quo or develop your own business or livelyhood that drains money away from someplace like Amazon or Walmart. If you go into debt you can't usually get out from under the payments without working as a debt slave in a job most of your life. For the paranoid, the interest rates may set that way according to your credit and income when you get the loan. -
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Fruit prices, what's the cheapest per kilogram in Pattaya
trying one grape or a segment already opened makes sense, but yes I've seen that sign too -
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Community Child Hospitalised After Consuming Cannabis-Infused Gummies Left Behind at Birthday Party
Yes, when you say something like that, there are always angry, but time and again it turns out it is not so innocent after all.- 1
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Community Pattaya Restaurant Owner Defends Sexy Attire as Marketing Strategy Amid Hygiene Backlash
Your 'gaydar' really needs recalibrating. If you're in Bangkok, check out Check in. Check out Check in NOW! You are new, so it's not too late for you to be saved. -
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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
Thai health costs versus the NHS is one thing, but it is IMHO important, generally speaking, that those of advancing years who are contemplating a return to the UK don't overlook the care costs with which they could be faced when not occupying UK hospital beds. In the case of my late mother, for instance, these proved not insignificant even though she was in receipt of various benefits and allowances. At least in Thailand there is a tradition of family members taking care of their elders which doesn't exist in the UK, although it is clear from what you have said on this thread that you don't, unfortunately, have any close Thai family you could turn to.
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