99% of Thai Women Aren't Gold Diggers - They're Good Hearted

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April 1, 20187 yr

On 15.1.2015 at 12:33 AM, Lucifer said:

76% of internet statistics are made up.

I thought it was 86%

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losworld

January 14, 201511 yr

And this study is based on your two week holiday? How about some backup on these numbers. I would probably put it 70 percent gold diggers if given the shovel and 30 percent potentially not but that
Loptr

January 15, 201511 yr

Anyone that believes that 70% of Thai women are gold diggers is spending too much time in a bar populated by poor Issan princess'... I had this convo with a Thai lady not 2 days ago... She asked me w
Berkshire

January 14, 201511 yr

Perhaps 70% of the Thai females who are interested in farangs are gold-diggers. But then only about 10% of the Thai female population are in this category. So 70% of this 10% is not a huge number.

really inconsiderate people...
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