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Burn the Flag
Are you a homosexual?you are creeping me out.keep your weird fantasy to yourself please. -
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Americans seek escape for political reasons at record numbers
This is a reflection on certain posters more than others. You probably know who you are? -
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Slowly losing the plot in Thailand.
Thailand is what one makes of it. I love it here, getting out on my scooter, my younger GF, the variety of restaurants, massages, golf, swimming, reading etc. All at costs which are peanuts compared to my country of origin. I don't notice the heat, smells, traffic etc. They fade into my background. If the OP is bugged so much, perhaps Thailand is not the place for him. -
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Slowly losing the plot in Thailand.
Everywhere has negatives and positives, yes the heat can be a strain sometimes (most the time 😀) and Bangkok traffic is bad, but getting out of the city can give a break from the traffic and give some relief from the heat. And I just don't see Thai zebra crossings as anything more than a pattern on the road, they have no purpose here, so just ignore them. But I also try to see the positives every day. People making eye contact, even in Bangkok, most people are generally nice and friendly (if you smile), most issues can be fixed with money, and if not, they can be fixed with more money. Religion is generally harmless here, woke does not exist, politics is just business. My home country is self destructing, but I don't get too stressed about that as I'm far away. And I have a wonderful, beautiful woman, who's main aim in life (after eating 8 times a day) is looking after me. -
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Video Tourists Attack Phuket Lifeguards Over Safety Warnings
Man theyll let anyone in their country
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