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3 hours ago, AustinRacing said:
So they can post on soft porn sites giving them more exposure. Some porn sites you can access that show non-censored Japanese Porn. (A friend explained).
In related news, the fake moaning of Japanese actors, acting like it’s their first time is a bit Bollywood style. (The friend elaborated). Extreme bush was another point The friend mentioned.I don't get how less exposure leads to more exposure. And fake everything, moaning, sobbing, whining, begging. Its absolute shxte, to present the male as totally mastering the female. Sad Japs.
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3 hours ago, AustinRacing said:
So they can post on soft porn sites giving them more exposure. Some porn sites you can access that show non-censored Japanese Porn. (A friend explained).
In related news, the fake moaning of Japanese actors, acting like it’s their first time is a bit Bollywood style. (The friend elaborated). Extreme bush was another point The friend mentioned.Yeah, it's abysmal. Like the women are supposed to be so grateful to the ape like men mauling them. Oh, and the obligatory sobbing, supposedly with pleasure. This type of porn the worst in the world, I'm told.
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7 minutes ago, Classic Ray said:
UK Coroner can hold an inquest on a British citizen no matter where the death took place.
Drowning is not the cause of death, it’s the inability to breathe air due to the inhalation of water, ie asphyxiation, that is the cause.
But they'd need a body to produce a report, right?
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How is an Essex coroner involved? Has the body been returned to the UK? Asphyxiation due to drowning? Isn't drowning enough to kill you, never mind asphyxiation?
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Why do the Japanese censor their porn? Utterly weird behaviour.
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13 hours ago, msbkk said:
It is a nice place, yes. But ....I walked once there with a friend and it was a bit difficult to pass that area because there was no space left for pedestrians. The cafe blocked the whole area between the road and the beach with construction going on at that time. And there was a barrier to separate traffic and pedestrians. Just to mention. I do not live in Pattaya and have no idea how it is now. This was a few months ago.
Yes it's true. You have to walk in the road when passing and all the way up to the view point in the park. Walk facing the oncoming traffic.
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17 hours ago, NoDisplayName said:
Just logged onto the immigration website to make a booking for annual extension.
https://www.immigration.go.th/?page_id=19956
The website links to outlook to make the reservations.
https://outlook.office365.com/book/[email protected]/
Made my two bookings and got two confirmation emails. One of them included "Warning - Unverified sender" with this return email NakhonratchasimaImmigrationOffice-at-imm4division.onmicrosoft.com
Everything looks fine, but the download file opens a windows outlook calendar application. There is no PDF of the appointment to print off.
And the website link in the email http://www.nakhonratchasima-imm.com/ redirects to TH69.com web slots.
The "reschedule" link in the confirmation email opens the same outlook booking site above.
As soon as I saw it linked to a 3rd party website I'd have baled. Especially as it's MS.
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10 hours ago, bradiston said:
Residents complained? And where would those residents be residing? There are no residential properties within 500m, and they're condos in the hugely select Royal Cliff estate/resort. An old man used to sleep rough in the non functioning "rest room". I'd stop and give him 20 THB occasionally on my trips from Bali Hai to Pratamnak. Enterprising idea to put in a coffee shop there. Smartens up the locale and there are always visitors there as plenty of parking, nice view of Koh Larn, and sunsets. And the lighthouse is an interesting monument. Sort out the monstrosity at the other end of Bali Hai harbour. Leave the little folk alone.
And I forgot to mention, though I guess most people know, it's only a stone's throw from the wonderful park with the outdoor slightly gnarly gym, the cafe next to it with spectacular views over Pattaya bay, and acres of space and footpaths to jog in or just stroll around. Long flights of steps for cardio work!
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I can't seem to find any food produce on Temu. Eg, nuts. That's all I've looked for but once again, just empty containers. Got a handy little tyre inflator I might try.
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9 hours ago, 2008bangkok said:
Says 28 suitcases, you need to go Spec savers?
A different batch. Adjust lenses and reread.
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Residents complained? And where would those residents be residing? There are no residential properties within 500m, and they're condos in the hugely select Royal Cliff estate/resort. An old man used to sleep rough in the non functioning "rest room". I'd stop and give him 20 THB occasionally on my trips from Bali Hai to Pratamnak. Enterprising idea to put in a coffee shop there. Smartens up the locale and there are always visitors there as plenty of parking, nice view of Koh Larn, and sunsets. And the lighthouse is an interesting monument. Sort out the monstrosity at the other end of Bali Hai harbour. Leave the little folk alone.
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I'm sticking with Lazada, but will compare on Temu. Never use Shopee. Everything works like clockwork. With Lazada, returns are easy. I've looked in Temu for eg Shea butter, which I can buy from numerous outlets on Lazada in a variety of sizes, organic, refined or not. Big choice. On Temu, nothing. Just 100s of empty plastic containers. Not a very good sample, so I'll start comparing whenever I'm "out shopping" online. Competition is good, but the devil you know....
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1 hour ago, NativeBob said:
AFAIK all fake euros are coming from (who would imagine?) Europe, mostly those dwarf states.
Just as EU & US passports (fake one, not from KS Road) are coming from the Promised Land.
That info was from some really freaky dealer from Middle East. He was in business since middle of 90s. Could arrange anything, real super connected man.
Daimini?
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1 hour ago, oslooskar said:
1. Overthrew Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 2. Tried to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad of Syria in 2011. 3. The U.S. supported pro-Western opposition groups during the Euromaidan protests contributing to Yanukovych's ouster in 2014. Do you need more?
1. He was a corrupt dictator.
2. Assad is a corrupt vicious dictator backed by Russia. He was put there by his father. His regime tortures and assassinates innocent people. The only reason he's still there is because western parliaments refused to authorise bombing him to hell. Big mistake.
3. Yanukovich sold out the electorate. He was voted in on a Pro western, pro EU ticket which most Ukrainians wanted. When he got into office he went begging to Putin. The Ukrainians kicked him out. He was a cxxx.
Anything else? This is tedious. I don't know what point you're trying to make.
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8 minutes ago, itsari said:
You as the house owner is obliged by law to apply for a TM30 for the duration of there stay under your roof.
You can do it online. After my getting nicked, I used to do it after my trips abroad, and when I had guests. My condo concierge did it for me here in Pattaya too. It was always a problematic procedure, but if you can figure it, it works. Can't remember the website.
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2 hours ago, itsari said:
Penalty is 2000 baht for each foreigner.
I got fined 1600. Or rather, my daughter did, as I was living in "her" house. But she lives elsewhere, so I just asked how much, and paid. The IOs made a big deal of it. They'd come a long way just to nab me and one other. It was a tip off job from a nosey neighbour. Charming behaviour. I wasn't on overstay, but had never filed a tm30 as the building permit for the house was in my name, so I'd always assumed I owned it. Not so, A/C to the IOs. My daughter owned the land. Ergo, that includes the property. Rubbish, of course, but here's 1600, now fxxx off!
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40 minutes ago, soalbundy said:
The production was stopped because it was the criminals choice of bank note or so I read somewhere, nobody likes taking them these days.
I used to bring in £50 notes from my trips to the UK. Easier to carry, and a better rate. Had to check every single note for flaws, pencil marks, anything that would get them rejected by exchanges. The fetish of completely clean notes is, or was, staggering. Even a crease from a fold would be rejected. Banks in the UK were happy to change £10s and £20s. This changed later when the anti laundering laws were tightened. You had to deposit the money first, then withdraw it in the requested denomination.
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10 hours ago, oslooskar said:
On the contrary, what's sad is your refusal to accept the the evidence you asked for. After all, it should be quite obvious to any objective observer that Operation Ajax was a criminal takeover of Iran.
50 years ago? Ancient history. Try again.
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3 hours ago, oslooskar said:
Hello bradiston! This is Houston, come in! Do you read us? Earth calling bradiston, come in! Bradiston do you read Operation Ajax and Operation PBsuccess? uncletiger, I fear bradiston is lost in a black hole.
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4 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:
Families are under no legal obligation to "offer up" their accused relatives.
For sure but are they not then liable for a charge of harbouring a fugitive from justice if said fugitive is staying in family property? No exemption for families. My point was really, they know where he is but are not telling. That surely contravenes some law. It certainly contravenes any ethical code. Raised as a spoilt brat, remains a spoilt brat.
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2 hours ago, JonnyF said:
Because the left love to control language. They invent new terms and then shout BIGOT at anyone who refuses to use them. It's a power play, keeping you on the back foot.
As for this "women's" team, why not just abandon women's sport at this point? It's ludicrous.
New terms like globalist, western hegemony, libtard, woke, mangina, global north, deep state, nanny state, snowflake, globalist criminal mafia, plandemic, sheeple, the great reset etc etc etc.
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I'd ask his family why they are shielding him, and bring lawsuits against them for aiding and abetting, harbouring a wanted felon, and obstructing justice. They are complicit in his misdemeanours if they don't offer him up. He's more than likely shacked up in one of their million pound properties in the UK or elsewhere. What a disgraceful example they set. If their son hasn't got the balls to face up to what he's accused of, disown him or drag him in front of the beak to do so.
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11 hours ago, uncletiger said:
The only difference from what you call conspiracy theories is the very real US military action going on right now, and the espionage warfare they've been fighting against the globalist criminal syndicate to eradicate them. You are correct it doesn't matter what you or I think, because sometime circa 2026 (hopefully before) the truth will be undeniable. Until then we will all believe whatever we want.
Globalist criminal syndicate? Espionage warfare? Any evidence of either? The best hackers are with North Korea, Russia, and China. I don't see any evidence of US or Western powers having any success in the hackosphere. Israel for sure. But they tend not to share their secrets. And as for the "globalist criminal syndicate", hello? Ground control to uncletiger. Where's the evidence for that?
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13 hours ago, oslooskar said:
Surely you must be familiar with "operation Ajax"?
Yes. I wrote it.
Temu vs. Lazada for Online Shopping Bliss?
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I do everything on my phone except spreadsheets. Portable, easy to use (tap tap tap), VPN always on, WiFi connections abound, move money around, shop, talk, chat. What's not to like? And yet to be hacked/scammed after 12 years. Still, let's not get into the old mobile v pc argument. Chaque à son goût.