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Mac has no car, Ohh has car, but currently he has no guiding license, while has 10+ years of guiding experience. By the way: you don't need car in BKK, unless you has special needs or want to visit Ayutthaya or other places outside of BKK. BKK is famous by it traffic jams (2nd in World by Congestion world rank according to TomTom), so boats + skytrain are more suitable for fast transfers. You may reserve guide for 8 hours (USD 89) for day tour (before sunset) and/or for 6 hours after sunset for evening tour (USD 59). If you need car, additional payment for 8 hours is USD 99 + fuel.

It is not. However, because gay men in their youth have more free time due to social homophobia, while their classmates are chasing girls during puberty, they generally achieve higher exam scores in school (the number of universities a high school graduate can apply to depends on their final exam scores). Therefore, the number of gay men in factories is low, while there are noticeably more of them in offices, private companies in managerial positions, and in government service. And in the service industries of large Russian cities, there are many gay migrants: young men who have left small towns and villages in Russia and from countries of the former USSR due well known countryside homophobia in such small places, primarily from Belarus and Ukraine, due to their excellent Russian language skills. The service industry has the greatest need for labor, so it's easiest to get a job there – primarily as bartenders and waiters. Such jobs are available from the age of 16 (with parental permission, they can work up to 6 hours a day) and do not require special education or skills – they are trained on the job. And part-time workers are very welcome in services.

Falling Down, 1993, movie with Michael Douglas

Oh, I forgot to add: of course Russia blocks some sites around the world. For example since time when EU started to block RT and Sputnik, Russia started to block BBC and EuroNews. Russia keeps to mirror "unfriendly actions": when Latvia blocks ~415 Russian websites, Russia also blocks +/- the same amount., when Estonia blocks around 300 Russian websites, Russia does the same with Estonian sites.

They are clowns. There's so much pathos and feigned tragedy in their message – they're deeply worried that they won't be able to receive grants and milk sponsors anymore under the pretext of "evil Russia"... The figures for the number of "saved" Russians are especially amusing... Actually, leaving the country is free – you can go wherever you want, to France, to Argentina, to the USA, you know? The problem for Russian gay people who want to leave Russia is not that they are prevented from leaving the country, but that they are not allowed into the countries they want to go to, and these clowns from RR can't help with that. So, if you worry about "poor Russian gays" you should call to your senator and to ask lift visa restrictions. No. Anyone may use VPN. I do as well for to see websites which block connection from Russia (once again: blocking is going by foreign websites, not by Russian telecom). Also VPN is good against filtering: for example if you are from EU, then Twitter will block porn for you unless you will deanonymize yourself. While "from US": So under one of my VPN I pretend to be from US, by another one - '"from NL", third one shows me from Singapore. Under last two I'm from Turkey or Mumbai - under these VPNs I have best prices for airlines, hotels and videogames.

Good, then.

"Who are you to f***ing lecture me?" (с), 2008, Foreign Minister S. Lavrov to Foreign Office Minister Miliband.

Well, all "pleasant" and "not pleasant" emotions are going in the mind of reader and depend only on reader's mind, darling.

History has no subjunctive mood. By the way, your definition that justifies the crime would perfectly fit Israel: if they were to drop a nuclear bomb on the Gaza Strip now, they could justify it with "to end it quickly" and "we were attacked"...

Dear, if you will behave civilized, then I maybe will answer, but while you are talking about me instead of subject, the best you will have from me - "brainwashed lemming" comments...

There were no nuclear bombs dropping, you know?

Ok. So for "hastening end of war" "by nation who got attacked first" using nuclear bomb on civilians is acceptable?

You are classical brainwashed lemming. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeju_uprising

Do you know how looks memorial about Volyn massacre created in Poland? I will zoom to the main detail, for your understanding what Poles think about Volyn. Even in metal this detail is quite disturbing.

Few in the West are familiar with the three similar-sounding geographical names mentioned in the Russian textbook on modern history: Khatyn, Katyn, and Volyn (Volhynia). These places witnessed essentially identical criminal events of state-level significance, albeit in different years. Khatyn is a village in Belarus that was completely burned down by the Nazis in 1943 for supporting partisans – the German Nazis herded all the inhabitants into their houses and burned all the houses along with the people inside. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khatyn_massacre Katyn is a village near Smolensk, where the Smolensk regional NKVD (Soviet secret police) department executed political prisoners during the Stalinist regime. The lower photo (in prev. post) shows three paths, with the Russian flag on the left and the Polish flag on the right – the left path leads to mass graves of Soviet citizens, the right to mass graves of Polish citizens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katyn_massacre Russia, as the successor state to the USSR, has acknowledged both the fact of repression against its own citizens and the fact of the Katyn massacre. The parliament adopted a resolution designating the Katyn events concerning Polish citizens as a crime (a resolution on actions against its own citizens was adopted during the Soviet era). A memorial was built in the Katyn forest at the site of all the mass graves (see post above). Volyn (Volhynia). However, the victims of the Volhynia massacre are still waiting for justice. Between 50,000 and 60,000 ethnic Poles were killed by Ukrainian nationalists from the UPA (led by Shukhevych) and OUN (led by Bandera) in Western Ukraine in the spring of 1943. In total, up to 100,000 people perished in the massacre. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres_of_Poles_in_Volhynia_and_Eastern_Galicia Shukhevich: Poland has repeatedly raised the "Volhynia question." The current President of Poland mentions the Volhynia massacre in almost every speech. But there is a problem: the current, post-coup (2014) Nazi regime of Ukraine has declared Shukhevych and Bandera national heroes of Ukraine. Therefore, the people who led UPA and OUN are not only not accused of criminal behavior, but central avenues in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, are named after them. https://www.kyivpost.com/post/7766