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Anon 06/15/18 (Fri) 01:26 No. 66 [Reply/View Thread]

“The Rakotzbrücke Bridge is commonly referred to as the "Devil Bridge" in the Kromlau Park, Germany. It was built in 1860. In fact, this is not a bridge, but a monument made of basalt, and its peculiarity is that, together with the reflection in water, forms an ideal circle, as a portal to another world.”

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Anon 03/09/18 (Fri) 02:07 No. 65 [Reply/View Thread]

Book now!

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Anon 03/05/16 (Sat) 07:07 No. 45 [Reply/View Thread]

Abang abang lang sa mga gustong gumala dyan

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Anon 11/06/16 (Sun) 11:06 No.57

"What is China censoring on the web?" (Infographic Source: Tech in Asia) https://www.techinasia.com/china-censoring-web-infographic

Anon 11/08/16 (Tue) 07:14 No.58

"What does China censor online?" (Infographic Source: Tech in Asia) https://www.techinasia.com/what-does-china-censor-online

Anon 02/20/18 (Tue) 12:50 No.64

Brief: China orders telcos to block all personal VPNs by 2018 (News Source: Tech in Asia) https://www.techinasia.com/china-orders-telcos-block-personal-vpns-2018

Video: How China’s targeting VPNs and censoring the global web (3 minutes and 58 seconds video from Tech in Asia) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSlkqHIm9gs
Chinese state media has reported a plan to ban unapproved VPNs by the end of March. Here’s how that might happen – and how it fits as a bigger part of China’s plans for the web.

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Anon 02/05/15 (Thu) 03:33 No. 28 [Reply/View Thread]

50 countries where getting a visa is easier than ordering a pizza

http://www.thrillophilia.com/blog/countries-where-getting-a-visa-is-easy-for-indians/

Anon 02/16/18 (Fri) 08:35 No.63

India: Fake doctor with tainted syringe accused of infecting dozens with HIV (News Source: DW News) http://p.dw.com/p/2sIDu
Police in northern India arrested a "quack" accused of infecting dozens of people with HIV by reusing a syringe. The case is the latest to expose India's crippled public health care system.

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Anon 10/31/16 (Mon) 01:49 No. 56 [Reply/View Thread]

The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.

Anon 12/08/17 (Fri) 23:51 No.62

Nice philoshopy.

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Anon 03/23/17 (Thu) 10:55 No. 60 [Reply/View Thread]

wew

Anon 03/25/17 (Sat) 02:17 No.61

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Anon 03/18/17 (Sat) 09:11 No. 59 [Reply/View Thread]

Isn't 80 is 80% of the population of Liechtenstein?

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Anon 09/14/16 (Wed) 14:08 No. 53 [Reply/View Thread]

Where to stay in bangkok? The place must be cheap and near the street markets and food stalls. And of course with free wifi

Anon 09/14/16 (Wed) 16:06 No.54

>>53

http://www.pascherhoteldebangkok.com/
Clean and spacious rooms, well located near the river and subway. And free wifi too.

Anon 09/23/16 (Fri) 01:33 No.55

http://bangkokredeye.com/bar-girl-friendly-hotels.html

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Adventure Tours indiaJony 11/12/15 (Thu) 12:03 No. 39 [Reply/View Thread]

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Anon 09/06/16 (Tue) 09:40 No.51

"India to give tourists free SIM cards"
India is set to hand out free SIM cards to tourists on arrival. That's a bigger deal than you think. For years, visitors to the country had to endure mind-boggling bureaucracy simply to get a mobile number in-country.
(News Source: DW News) http://dw.com/p/1Jw9L

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G 11/02/14 (Sun) 16:47 No. 1 [Reply/View Thread]

Angkor Wat - Siem Reap, Cambodia

Tourists; Sojourners; Expatriates 08/29/16 (Mon) 15:55 No.50

"Toxic chemicals in food raise health concerns in Cambodia" "To meet growing demand for food, Cambodian farmers have been increasingly resorting to the use of chemical fertilizers and some banned pesticides. But many are concerned about their negative effect on public health." (News Source: DW News) http://dw.com/p/1Jl3b

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