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What is the most dangerous thing you have witnessed in Thailand?

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August 29, 201411 yr

I witnessed a fat Dutch bloke marrying a Bar Girl one time in Issan. That turned out to be pretty dangerous as it lasted six weeks before she cleared off. Pretty dangerous for the village too as his dad wanted to burn it down.

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August 29, 201411 yr

I saw a drunk guy take out his penis and pee on a police mans shoes...

Didn't last long of course.

Didn't see him around for a few months, but at least he lived.

August 29, 201411 yr

I once saw a hitman in Bangkok who was Dangerous.

Looked a little cagey.

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really inconsiderate people...
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really inconsiderate people...

Jay0kay · Friday at 05:31 PM2 days

...walking on the sidewalks in pattaya. there are two clear groups, who believe they can just make everyone else get out of their way, despite there being ample room for everyone to walk past each other without any issues. young chinese men walking with a woman. they walk down the middle of the sidewalks and expect everyone else to get out of their way. i lived in huai kwang for longer than i wished to and it was the same, as nine in ten of people walking down the street were native chinese wor
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DaRoadrunner · Friday at 09:51 AM2 days

Roadrunner's car needs servicing. As this is not your average car some skills are required. Can anyone recommend a good garage in Pattaya?
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China’s Threat to Global Democracy,News

riclag · February 13Feb 13

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the Epstein saga keeps hitting him

Mavideol · January 14Jan 14

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27 hours 2 minutes: And counting…! And, then…???
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27 hours 2 minutes: And counting…! And, then…???

GammaGlobulin · 4 hours ago4 hr

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China’s Threat to Global Democracy,News
China’s Threat to Global Democracy,News

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Do you actually get out and explore Thailand ?
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Do you actually get out and explore Thailand ?

The Cobra · 4 hours ago4 hr

Do you actually get out and explore Thailand, or just the same general radius of where you live ? Been here long enough to have seen my own province thoroughly, and I've started pushing further out. Thailand rewards you for it if you can be bothered. Two places I can actually vouch for in the Chiang Rai area that most foreigners skip entirely: Phu Chi Fa — about 90km from Chiang Rai city, right on the Laos border at 1,628 metres. Free entry. The sunrise draws crowds of Thais in winter (Nov–Fe
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Rockyroad

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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?
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Do foreigners in Thailand really change or just adapt?

SoCal1990 · Saturday at 12:20 PM1 day

Had a vivid conversation last night with a group of about 10 expat friends at a relaxing restaurant down in Silom that ended up going all over the place. The group was mostly men, but a few women as well. Basically all people who live and work here and have some sort of busy lifestyle, as opposed to many foreigners living here who no longer work and end up staying home with their own comforts in some form of isolation. After we finished the meal and had a few drinks, what started as a simple c
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PingRoundTheWorld

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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?
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Do expats in Thailand see relationships differently over time?

The Cobra · Saturday at 02:43 AM2 days

I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wasn’t sure how to word it without it sounding wrong, but here goes. Living in Thailand has changed how I look at relationships. Not overnight, and not in some dramatic way, but gradually over time. Back home, things felt more fixed. People settled into a certain pattern — similar age, similar background, similar expectations. Here, it feels different. The range of relationships you see is much wider, and the expectations don’t always line up the sam
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The Cobra

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KhunLA

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