Can't touch this. Center Beer n' Burgers

Oh ...did someone move the crossdressing thread?

Pooclover wrote: ↑

March 30, 2024, 5:53 pm

no Nong Prajak Rd road but there is a Prajak Rd runs from the train station to Tunseemooung.

78 Prajak Sillapakom would be at the west end, somewhere near the Udonthani Area Revenue Office.

All good tips, many thanks.

All these two guys had to do was stop and get a 1000 Baht out of each of their pockets and it was over. Its is not as though they could not afford 1000 B each. Exactly - so why they chose not to, and why it escalated, is what is exciting my curiosity. Along with having lived here long enough to kno...

"...one of the brothers seems to be restraining Somsak in self-protection mode"

LOL

Acadiana and the world's musical loss

RIP Brother.

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Firstly IN NEW ZEALAND you can run from the police if your mad enough, but they will chase you down.. as for laying a hand on them , YOU DONT..unless maybe in a scuffle at some protest.. if you did, the Armed Defender Squad would arrive, and you would probably end up shot.. so thats what makes this...

I bought 100% cotton fitted sheet, duvet cover and pillow slips from this mob nearly 3 years ago. https://www.lazada.co.th/shop-bedding/utici-123486845/ The sheet still fits perfectly, and the other bits are in great condition. They will be my first stop when I need to replace. I'll check it out js...

jackspratt wrote: ↑

March 28, 2024, 7:31 pm

ChatGPT has entered the forum.

It was only a matter of time.

I bet it lives out Nong Wua So way. Always weird stuff from out there. Hub of AI.

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Any recommendations for a one-stop shop for quality bed linens? I've bought before at Big C but, like Lotus's, they have greatly downsized their selection and only have the cheaper stuff that doesn't last.

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Whistler wrote: ↑

March 28, 2024, 2:23 pm

Kenr6583 wrote: ↑

March 28, 2024, 9:40 am

Flying in/out of U.S., Singapore or Eva.

Alaska Airlines flying from West Coast to East Coast.

Alaska Airlines is a breath of fresh air. Good for a mid flight dip in the Pacific too.

If you mean their airplanes with the removable door plug then yes, but more like a blast of fresh air, no?

I have been on marriage visa, monthly deposit, for 5-years. Any issues with immigration has been of my own making or lack of communication skills, or misunderstanding what they are asking. On several occasions, they have allowed me to slide by on some documents. I have nothing but respect for offic...

Gotta love the google wars, eh?

Doodoo wrote: ↑

March 28, 2024, 12:53 pm

Here he comes out of the woodwork, not adding anything positive, Mr. Narcissist

Sorry for your loss.

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Doodoo wrote: ↑

March 27, 2024, 9:40 pm

"Nobody here is investigating. We can only speculate."

Who are you talking for this time?

Sorry for your loss.