Thailand around the Nieuwmarkt

By Piet van den Broek
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July 12, 2014

Piet van den Broek has settled in Amsterdam on long leave for several weeks, within the canal belt, in his town house on the Nieuwe Prinsengracht. Fortunately, he is not devoid of all Thai delights.

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The Phone Coup

By Joseph Boy
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June 19, 2014

It is impossible to imagine our society without the 'mobile phone'. Wherever you go, in Thailand, the Netherlands, Belgium and just name a few more countries, everywhere you see predominantly young people on a phone call. Sitting in Bangkok's skytrain, I saw, with a few exceptions, everyone playing with such a toy.

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I am so happy today

By Submitted Message
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June 17, 2014

The vast majority of the Thai population supports the military. Thais don't care what the Dutch think about it. That makes Ronald van Veen happy.

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(No) everyday life in Pattaya

By Gringo
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June 15, 2014

In this column, Gringo proposes to do something different than usual. He decides to break with the routine himself and will now regularly do something he has never done before.

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Because freedom is dear to us

By Joseph Boy
Posted in Column, Joseph Boy
June 6, 2014

Today, June 6, 2014, it is exactly 70 years ago that the Allied troops landed in Normandy. It is the largest amphibious invasion in history and the beginning of the liberation of Western Europe.

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Meander over the Literature Museum

By Piet van den Broek
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June 3, 2014

Piet met Simon at Ons Moeder while he was snacking on a herring. “That's one of the few things I miss here,” he said between bites, “a nice herring! Fortunately, Our Mother provides that.”

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Dick van der Lugt can't resist. He had barely arrived in the Netherlands when the column virus started to play up. What does our Thailandblog editor-in-chief experience during his vacation?

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A coup: yes; a coup: no

By Chris de Boer
Posted in Chris de Boer, Opinions
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May 29, 2014

Am I in favor of this coup? Will the coup solve anything? Could the coup have been prevented? Will there be another coup? Chris de Boer's answer (8 years Thailand).

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Column: Dissatisfied grumblers

By Joseph Boy
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May 28, 2014

You will regularly come across reactions on Thailandblog from people who are quite dissatisfied with the motherland. For them there is only one paradise on earth and that is Thailand.

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Dick van der Lugt can't resist. He had barely arrived in the Netherlands when the column virus started to play up. What does our Thailandblog editor-in-chief experience during his vacation?

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'Worthful facts from the Netherlands'

By Lodewijk Lagemaat
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May 26, 2014

Just a few things that struck me about the Netherlands in Thailand. A lot is happening in Thailand at the moment, but the Netherlands is not far behind in that regard.

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A curfew has been in effect in Pattaya since 22.00 p.m. Thursday evening. All bars and other catering establishments closed and I can tell you that such a thing is very unreal.

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Message from Holland (3): Things that strike me

By Editorial
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May 20, 2014

Dick van der Lugt can't resist. He had barely arrived in the Netherlands when the column virus started to play up. What does our Thailandblog editor-in-chief experience during his vacation?

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Cor Verhoef, an English teacher at a secondary school, has a Filipino colleague. What is she reading all the time during a farewell party?

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Column: After O-net, now U-net, and it's still NOTHING

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May 14, 2014

Cor Verhoef, a secondary school English teacher, depicts the organization's testing mania, which is aptly named NOTHING. What should you do if you feel like having sex?

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Message from Holland (2)

By Editorial
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May 13, 2014

Dick van der Lugt can't resist. He had barely arrived in the Netherlands when the column virus started to play up. What does our Thailandblog editor-in-chief experience during his vacation? In part 2: I can shave again and other experiences.

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Do you overtake on the right or left? What do you do if smoke comes out of the wheel arch? What gear do you drive down a mountain in? François la Poutré explains it all in great detail in this post.

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