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Day 1 I started my trip again with a train to Guangzhou. I had a working day on Thursday until 15.00 and my train for Guangzhou left at 18.10 from Zhuhai. That was enough time for me to go through the customs at Hengqin and then take a bus to Zhuhai station. One hours train trip and I was in Guangzh...

How did you spud boys get to 2025 already?

Do you ever feel like you're the only one interested in this topic?

Maybe there's not many of us but I am still interested, even though I left Thailand 16 years ago.

Well, honestly, I can't see why it would only affect one particular group. Would the female or male sex workers not be affected? But as your post is only a screenshot, it's not possible to tell what the whole story is.

So more alt-right propaganda about climate change. Who in their right mind would believe in this?

Just bought 0,5 l Harbin beer in a Guangzhou supermarket for less than 18 Baht. Not a bad taste either.

A new type of fantasy game is just starting up. I'm not creating a league at the moment because I want to see how it works. The rules are different, f.ex. unlimited money and I think transfers as well, five players from one team, change team every week. If you want to try it out, open your fantasy f...

I used to work as a tour guide for close to 10 years in Thailand. The local company and the Finnish company I worked for had an agreement that there was always a Thai guide with me. It was according to the rules in those days, late 90's-early 00's. I was asked a couple of times, bridge over the Kwai...

Good result for Thailand yesterday, 1-1 draw away to S-Korea.

I asked a colleague who was born here (Portuguese) and she said that the rainy season in May/June sees a lot of constant rain, which is different from Thailand. Or at least in the parts of Thailand I have lived. So it's not just heavy showers.

wine being a fraction the price of in Thailand

Also beer and whisky is not that expensive here. That is in shops, bars are not cheap. They are mainly found in hotels.

Visa-free travel is for Thais, not gweilos! They're much stricter with US and UK passport holders.

But aren't you included in that group that gets 144 hours visa-free in certain cities (mentioned in the story).

When I went to Zhuhai for the first time, with an visa-on-arrival, they did all the fingerprints and photos on the border.

Did you read that part of visa-free travel?