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Peabody

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  1. But is it three times funnier? 🙂
  2. What system uses "milligrams percent" as a unit?
  3. Police: How high are you? Driver slurs: Hi. How are you?
  4. Mysterious! 🙂 Wonder what the "various fields" might be? Law enforcement, mental health, ...??
  5. The pix in the new AN are rarely directly related to the news article.
  6. Weren't those blue-barrel floating docks built fairly recently? I seem to remember reading about them here.
  7. Well, he actually lives in a condo. Could he be listed in the blue book of the condo (non-Thai) owner?
  8. These huge signs need to be at the exits of these roads, not at the entrances.
  9. Thanks. That is what he told me. So he couldn't have his address listed at a hotel then?
  10. The reason I'm asking is I have a friend who received permanent residency several years ago. He was first listed under his BKK Thai lawyer's house book, even though he was living in a BKK condo that he rented and, since he has now moved to Pattaya is renting a condo here, has had his listing moved to a different local Thai lawyer's house book. He insists that he can't live in an abode that he doesn't own and register under his own house book.
  11. Thanks, Joe. The only reference to a house book is this and it doesn't answer the question. "Once approved, the blue book of residency will be issued to the successful applicant where he/she can then register the place of residence in Thailand and proceed to apply for an alien book which is equivalent to a Thai ID card."
  12. I understand that to have permanent residency, one must be registered in a house book. I don't know the different colors. Can I register my address as a rented condo or hotel room, or must I be listed under the house book of somebody who actually owns a residence?
  13. Would love to have seen Sretta's performance at this event.
  14. The main reason that students are failures is that students can't fail.
  15. Private schools, plagiarized work, and fake degrees.
  16. Kudos to Barilla for overcoming their owner's anti-LGBTQ stance and embracing diversity.
  17. Surely he will sell it and use the money to aid the destitute?
  18. That should buff out.
  19. How are these "professional categories"?
  20. I believe that these are morphological descriptors. In either group, early harvest = more heady, later/amber trichs = more locky.
  21. He was indicted just 4 weeks before the 15-year statute of limitation expired.
  22. Should be fine. Thais are known to be extra careful when toxins are used. "Aluminum phosphide is used as a fumigant to protect stored grain from insects and rodents. In the presence of moisture, aluminum phosphide releases phosphine, which is highly toxic. The fatality rate was 59% among 195 patients admitted to a hospital in Northwest India. The fatal dose was 1.5 g, and the predominant clinical feature was hypotension (Singh et al., 1996). Two children and 29 of 31 crew members aboard a grain freighter became acutely ill after inhaling phosphine originating from aluminum phosphide. One of the children died (Wilson et al., 1980)."
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