Why do people go to Thailand?

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coraldiver1
coraldiver1

Judging by the popularity of threads people are going to Thailand for KSR, ladyboys, bargirls and beer.

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tourist4life
tourist4life

Is that wrong?

Besides the "popularity of threads" does not always reflect reasons for travelling... judging by the popularity of threads on some branches people are going to Pakistan for ATMs...

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jeffrothom
jeffrothom

Ladyboys and cheap beer! And those Bruce Lee shirts on KSR.

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anonymous
anonymous

What's your point?

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koolbreez
koolbreez

OP, have you ever been to Thailand?

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louvan
louvan

As I read on this site, people are only interested in the weather :o)

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wombat69er
wombat69er

You left out connect four!

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sjaak327
sjaak327

Please stop that connect four nonsense !

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ribblerat
ribblerat

Kerplunk, and a good old game of Buckaroo, just love playing these games in the Bar....And also in the privacy of my own room..... See Sjaak it's not just all connect four....

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ticotim
ticotim

If your stupid, you go to KSR

If your weird, you got to Pattaya for ladyboys

If your normal, you drink beer

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