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- Jack S: Well, I don't really consider myself retarded, but now I don't know what was said "wrong" and why that girl 
- Hans: It remains a mystery to me that people leave their home country uninsured and then also think that the costs of their
- Lung addie: The main Thai festival is still forgotten: 16 11 2024: Loi Krathong Festival. Every year on the first full moon of November
- Lung addie: That’s right, dear Ronny. And bad wine: Chateau Migraine..
- Anton: Eva flies with 1-2-1 which is perfect and the food is much better than KLM. Then no houses. KLM still flies I think
- alphonse: A beautiful testimony, FKN.
- Jeans: Riding around on a motorcycle without good travel insurance and without a helmet is asking for trouble. It's your own fault, tough luck... No sympathy
- Michel: Yes, there is.. I usually book my Fast Track with them, they are reliable and I have not had a single reason to complain in all those years.
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- Eric Kuypers: RonnyLatYa, then I'll have to upsize the bottle to Château Migraine…
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- William: We must not ignore the fact that the 'arrival' is also responsible for the address because he or she permanently resides in his or her own home.
- Lieven Cattail: Dear Farang Kee Nok, thank you for the nice compliment, but don't underestimate yourself either. Because your own latest story below is
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Rayong, an hour or two!
Perhaps as a response to Thailand's rampant modernization over the past 60 years, which saw many historic parts of cities across the country become neglected, you're seeing more and more places that like to brand themselves as “old towns”. The eastern city of Rayong is one such.