AdU, DLSU, FEU, Geotechnical Engineer in the making, Runner, Thai culture enthusiast, Loves smelling good (into frags)
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Stop using "macho" to brand a nonsense podcast built on negativity. True macho energy is about discipline, education, and respect! Not cheap gossip! 🤭🫠
Making fun of a man on the spectrum is bottom-of-the-barrel behavior. It’s giving cheap bobong chismisan instead of machong chismisan. Absolute trash! 🗑️
Woke up early to try the Anytime Fitness Mendiola branch, only to find zero available parking. To make matters worse, the toilets have no tissue and there is no alcohol disinfectant anywhere. Basic gym hygiene where? 🚽🤦♂️ #AnytimeFitness #GymReview #Mendiola
The ultimate modern treasure hunt: spending 3 days searching through Teams, Zoom, and Outlook for that one link someone sent you… only to finally find it buried in a random thread. I have never felt more victorious! 😭
4 days strong, 1 dinner detour on day 5. 📉 Calories spiked, but the mindset didn’t. Cheat days happen. Resetting and refuelling for Monday. We go again! ⚡️
Good morning! Wifi’s down in my area. In-need of a co-working space today. Where do you think I’m heading to?
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A 65-year-old man known for his love of dogs was found dead inside a narrow dirt tunnel in Chonburi on 19 Sepember, with two newborn puppies beside his hands.
Family members said he would often put the dogs’ needs before his own. Officials suspect he may have crawled into the tunnel to rescue puppies after heavy rain, but wet sandy soil may have collapsed and trapped him inside. Eight other newborn puppies were later found beneath his house.
#Chonburi #Dogs #Rescue
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Sa-Wa-Di-Ka! If you ask, “How many Doi Sutheps are there?” — there’s only one! 😆
But if you ask, “How many Som Tam styles?”
The answer is: plenty! Pick your favorite and spice it up your way. 🌶️✨
Get to know “Som Tam,” Thailand’s iconic spicy salad, through 5 popular styles, each with its own unique flavors and charm.
🥜 “Som Tam Thai” — the perfect balance
Crunchy green papaya tossed with dried shrimp and roasted peanuts, with a sweet-and-sour flavor that’s easy to love.
🦀 “Som Tam Pu Pla Ra” — bold, funky, and full of flavor
Known for the distinctive aroma of fermented fish sauce (pla ra) and salted crab, this version packs an intense, savory-spicy punch.
🍜 “Tam Sua” — extra satisfying with rice noodles
Adding khanom chin (Thai fermented rice noodles) takes the flavors to another level, soaking up all that rich, spicy pla ra dressing in every bite.
🌽 “Som Tam Khao Phot” — fresh and refreshing
Sweet, crunchy corn replaces green papaya, paired with creamy salted egg for a delicious combination of flavors and textures.
🍎 “Som Tam Phonlamai” — fruity, sweet, and tangy
A colorful mix of seasonal fresh fruits tossed in a spicy Som Tam-style dressing. Fresh, vibrant, and a great pick for fruit lovers.
The world of Thai Som Tam has so many more delicious styles to explore! 🌶️
So, which Som Tam are you craving tonight?
Drop your favorite in the comments!
#AmazingThailand #ThailandTravel #LISA
#PapayaSalad #SomTam
Returning to where I learned to lead. 🔰Committed to delivering the quality education students deserve, powered by continuous tech innovation. ✨💻
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A proud moment for all Thais 🇹🇭✨
Wat Phra Mahathat Woramahawihan in Nakhon Si Thammarat has officially been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a Cultural World Heritage Site on 25 July 2026.
This marks the first Cultural World Heritage Site in Southern Thailand and the sixth in the country, recognizing the site’s Outstanding Universal Value as a spiritual center of Buddhism that has flourished for more than 1,250 years.
At the heart of the temple stands the magnificent Phra Borommathat Chedi, a Sri Lankan-style bell-shaped stupa crowned with a gold-covered spire containing over 725 kilograms of gold. It is surrounded by 153 subsidiary stupas, alongside numerous historic monuments that preserve the rich legacy of Thailand’s history, art, and civilization.
Another defining cultural treasure is the Hae Pha Khuen That Festival, a sacred tradition that has been practiced for nearly 800 years. Every year on Makha Bucha Day, thousands of devotees carry sacred cloths stretching over 1,000 meters to ceremonially wrap the principal chedi. This enduring tradition reflects that the temple is not only a historic monument, but also a “living World Heritage” where faith, culture, and community continue to thrive.
This inscription is a testament to the enduring significance of Thailand’s cultural heritage and a shared source of pride for the Thai people. It also ensures that this extraordinary legacy will continue to inspire, educate, and be safeguarded for generations to come.
#AmazingThailand #WatPhraMahathatWoramahawihan #UNESCO #WorldHeritage
