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Could do with some support and advice here ?
While you say some aspects of your relationship are good, it still sounds like there is a lot of drama - and that's not healthy in a relationship. I dated some women in the past for whom their life was filled with drama. My experience with women who you are unable to talk things out with is that this never changes. And if you can't resolve differences by talking them out and coming to some sort of agreement or compromise, what sort of relationship is that? Do you really want to continue to live like that?! Personally, I couldn't stay with someone who I couldn't discuss issues with rationally, and resolve them without drama or theatrics. -
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A typical week on Thailand's roads
Likely at the same rate as less corruption, better education system, better footpaths, burying cables, finishing railway lines (of several types), less social inequality and flood/drought preparation and mitigation. -
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Supercar convoy causes major delays on M6 motorway (video)
Arrogance display of the Thai elite -
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Iconic Walking Street Pattaya Pic Is Now 10 Years Old!
Were you the guy in the pic? Tell us more... -
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Could do with some support and advice here ?
You've set out enough facts for a sensible person to know it is time to move on. She made is to 27/28 without you, she can survive again that way. By all means help her on her way in a kind and generous manner if you want to feel less bad, but get rid of her. You're young enough to find another.- 1
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 October 2024
Two Men Electrocuted While Working in Paddy Field After Contacting Electric Wire Two rice harvesters were electrocuted in a paddy field in Pathum Thani, after mistakenly grabbing a live electric wire they thought was a grounding cable. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1340112-two-men-electrocuted-while-working-in-paddy-field-after-contacting-electric-wire/ -
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Two Men Electrocuted While Working in Paddy Field After Contacting Electric Wire
Two rice harvesters were electrocuted on October 7, in a paddy field in Sam Khok District, Pathum Thani, after mistakenly grabbing a live electric wire they thought was a grounding cable. Despite resuscitation efforts, both men died at the scene. The incident occurred at around 13:00 near the Prem Prachakorn Canal, Moo 2, Ban Pathum Subdistrict. Police and emergency services were alerted and arrived with medical examiners from the Ministry of Justice and rescue personnel from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation. Upon arrival, rescue workers and medical staff from Krung Siam Saint Carlos Hospital attempted to resuscitate the victims. Unfortunately, despite all efforts, the two men were pronounced dead shortly afterward. The victims were identified as Mr. Yossak, 58, from Chiang Rak Noi Subdistrict, and Mr. Phongsakorn, 18, from Tai Koh Subdistrict, both in Sam Khok District. Both men had severe burn marks on their bodies from the electric shock. Niphon, a 45-year-old tractor driver who was working alongside the victims, recounted the tragic events. He explained that they were hired to harvest rice and noticed a wire hanging over the paddy field. The victims believed it was just a grounding wire and offered to remove it. However, when they touched it, they were instantly electrocuted. Niphon quickly grabbed a wooden stick to dislodge the wire and called for help, but it was too late to save them. “I didn’t think something like this could happen,” Niphon said, visibly shaken. Police Lieutenant Chanikan Sethienshaikit of Sam Khok Police Station led the investigation at the scene. Authorities photographed the site for evidence, and the bodies of the two men were transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine under the Ministry of Justice for further examination. An autopsy will be carried out, though initial findings point to electrocution as the clear culprit. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-08 -
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Patong - The Wake
Take your blinkers off and read it again then… then read his response to my comment to you. I’ll paraphrase his post as such for you. i was very unwell, I went to hospital where they performed various tests, they were hesitant to let me go home alone I was so crook, I HAVE COVID. -
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Suvarnabhumi Visa Exempt - Change of Tactic Applied
It depends what province you live in and what office you use. -
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Anyone have or tried the mini computers ?
I have 3 of them for myself, and got the company to embrace them.. we have 15 of them in use and they all work perfectly for ja with multi screen setup on most of them.. Highly recommend them!! -
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Reform UK to Pursue Private Prosecution in Manchester Airport Incident
these Muslim thugs broke the nose of a policewoman and assaulted other officers at the airport. To date no prosecution. It's time the UK authorities be it the police or social services ceased giving preferential to muslims in the UK -
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Trump Goes Full Racist
Nothing new coming from him which started with his racist housing policies for his buildings which he learned from his German father. For his cult, the racism is a feature not a bug. -
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[QUIZ] Modern UK Politics - 70s to Present
I just completed this quiz. My Score 50/100 My Time 265 seconds -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
The argument is often used that this or that must not be true, because the expat community hasn't heard anything about it. I wondered for a moment how valid that is because it seems not to make much sense. I know from the many reports that there are plenty of Western expats who avoid other expats like the plague, I personally only know two or three and the rest of our friends are either Thai or other nationalities. I suppose if I hung out in the bar every day I might know more Western expats but there again, the news that flows from those sources can't be the most reliable. The Western newspapers here contain unreliable news so that leaves the small percentage of Western expats who populate these pages. The problem, I think, is that there probably isn't sufficient communications between Thais and Western expats at a senior level that promotes flows of useful information. Posters like Dogmatix are, in my twenty years in the forum, a rare find here and are the exception. I think this is perhaps a symptom of us overstating our own importance in Thailand yet again, the fact is that lots of things happen that we don't know about or understand. Which is why it doesn't seem reasonable to say that just because we don't know about something, means it is not true.- 1
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Danish man stabs himself with medical knife in Bangkok hospital
I do think that is a distinct possibility . The last two years has seen many similar bizarre situations
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