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- peter: For all information about healthy living and growing old, see Youtube;Dr Sten Egberg; former olympic decathlete& holistic do
- peter: ok Joost no problem. Do you also know why people talk about working population in Thailand younger than 35 years?? In Thailand it is d
- peter: Moderator: is off-topic and otherwise we will have another discussion about it.
- Ger Korat: Maybe you can re-read my first article, I'm not talking about whether Thais want to work in the car manufacturing industry or not.
- Jan Beute: Did you also have to hand in everything in duplicate like in Lamphun at the Imi, even with two passport photos. The copy machines have to
- Rob V: World improvers certainly do not have to stay in the Netherlands or move to the few countries (think of Finland) that are still just
- Tino Kuis: Yes, Peter, I am convinced that someone who says or claims something under his own name will more often check the facts and provide
- Peter (editor): Why is this so bad Tino: “Do you know what I find annoying? That most people on this blog hide behind a pseudonym. I s
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- peter: Ger-Korat you are trying to prove you are right which will not work because you are once again writing a partially nonsense story. Keep
- Jack S: Fortunately, we are not all “world improvers”. I think that if you want to change or improve the world, you
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Home » Bira circuit
Racing in Thailand
Car and motorcycle sports are quite popular in Thailand. Close to Pattaya is the Bira circuit, which still attracts 30 to 35.000 people during races.