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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
I am viewing her as a way to get kids for as cheap as possible and side chick. While she thinks im a husband. I plan to only financially support my kids and won't live with her much after staying several months this Spring. The sin sod would just be a guarantee for her to let me get her pregnant again and I agree with everyone 100k is too much. Im planning a negotiation to 10k/month while pregnant and I will get a paternity test. I met her in February 2024. That summer, I stayed in her home while taking online classes, paying only the power bill (4,000 baht/month). I got sex daily, and she became pregnant, but we lost the baby in September. This winter, we discussed me staying with her for several months, getting her pregnant, and giving 100k baht Sin Sod. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Yes nearly every one of them Donnie About time they embraced the diversity & culture of the aspects of migration and got over their Islamophobia I agree those quaint english villages must be used for immigration -
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Thailand's Auto Production at Lowest Level Since 2021 Pandemic
The process of producing the hydrogen gas, waist a lot of energy, at best you get 40 to 45 % back of what you put in. If used with wind mills when there is strong wind and price of electric power is negative, it could be useful. But instead they spend billions to stabilize the problems with fluctuating wind-power. -
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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
I won't have any legal partnership. Im viewing sin sod as compensation for lost wages while working. But I agree with everyone 100k is too much and I want to negotiate something like 10k/month every month she's pregnant. Then only money for my child afterwards -
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Thai Navy's Submarine Plans Stalled Pending Feasibility Study
File photo for reference only. Source: Wikipedia In a development that has left the Thai naval brass treading water, the proposed acquisition of a Chinese-built submarine remains in limbo as Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai announced that a "viability study" is still underway. This long-anticipated project, valued at 12.4 billion Thai Baht, concerns the procurement of a Yuan-class S26T submarine. Originally slated to feature a high-performance German-made MTU396 engine, the plan now includes a Chinese-made CHD620 engine due to unavailability issues. The Defence Minister's announcement came in response to an inquiry from the navy’s top commander, Adm. Jiarpon Wongwit, who had been seeking clarity from Phumtham on the current status of the submarine project. This conversation highlights ongoing uncertainty, especially since amendments have been proposed to the original purchase contract to accommodate the engine switch. Phumtham, a new appointee to the Ministry of Defence, emphasized the importance of conducting a thorough "viability study" to ensure the decision aligns with Thailand's best interests. The minister's careful stance reflects the still nascent stage of his tenure, despite taking over from the former defence minister Sutin Khlangsang, who had been involved in earlier discussions around this and similar defence procurements. In the backdrop of this deliberation, the navy has been on edge. The current stalling points to deeper strategic considerations, particularly given that the S26T model in question mimics the Soviet-era Kilo-class submarines. The budding relationship between Thailand and its Chinese counterparts in military technology purchases adds an intriguing angle to the narrative. In a move that perhaps signalled a shift, predecessor Sutin Khlangsang had suggested the navy might pivot to acquiring a frigate instead of the problematic submarine. This proposal was met with swift rejection by naval leaders, indicating a firm commitment within the navy to see the submarine project come to fruition, despite its hurdles. The continuing ambiguity, compounded by the defence minister’s measured approach, leaves the submariners without a clear course. The delay in finalising the decision has strategic implications, as this would mark Thailand’s first such purchase in over six decades. As the study progresses and the high-stakes discussions unfold, the maritime watchers and defence analysts remain keen observers. This situation underscores the nuanced intersection between military needs, international relations, and domestic governance, capturing attention both within Thailand and among its global partners. The outcome of this deliberation could redefine the trajectory of Thailand's naval capabilities for years to come, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2024-11-28 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 28 November 2024
British Man Collides With Pedestrian in Pattaya Big Bike Crash Pattaya City Police reported a collision involving a big bike and a pedestrian at approximately 21:40 on November 26. The incident left one person severely injured. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1344736-british-man-collides-with-pedestrian-in-pattaya-big-bike-crash/ -
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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
It's very real. I'm trying to reproduce for as cheap as possible while having a place to hangout in Thailand for a few months (taking online classes before graduation). I met her in February 2024. That summer, I stayed in her home while taking online classes, paying only the power bill (4,000 baht/month). I got sex daily, and she became pregnant, but we lost the baby in September. This winter, we discussed me staying with her for several months, getting her pregnant, and giving a 100,000 baht Sin Sod. -
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What Is the Best Way to Fly?
I bought two economy seats last time ended up cheaper than the business class But unfortunately the two in front decided to put down their seats so I couldn't watch the screen Business class now
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