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  1. Bad number? Maybe 14 points would have been better?
  2. I seriously doubt that anyone was "stunned". TBH that sounds like a fairly typical night at the Nana! But seriously, 40, or 400 or 4000, provided he paid them then for their time and service then what is the issue? This is Thailand, not Bridlington-on-sea.
  3. 40 women in a weekend. So he was really cutting down.
  4. Thailand is really missing out here. There are fortunes to be made if they allowed gambling on the outcomes of these political shenanigans. 🤣🤣🤣
  5. Support their families? 55555 These scammers work shifts, but the babies work 24/7. Look closely over time and you'll see several different 'mothers' with the same baby. I guess that there is a 'rent a baby' agency that supplies these infants?
  6. $1.1 million less than it was apparently.
  7. September 9. Unless of course the ruling is "unexpectedly delayed" due to "unforeseen circumstances" - which translates to "negotiations (regarding brown envelopes) are ongoing".
  8. This is not quite correct. Tax is certainly due on all income arising in the UK (pensions, property income etc.). In this case it appears, prima facie, that the income arises from work performed wholly outside the UK, so the income does not arise in the UK and is not subject to UK taxes. This is the case, for example, where a UK business sets up a branch in, say, New York. Whether staffed by US personnel or UK personnel, all will pay taxes in the US. This can be a complex area and it is vital that the contract is so structured that absolutely none of the duties of the employment are due to be performed in the UK. The OP needs to be advised by UK accountants.
  9. "according to the victim, she had been drinking heavily...." Clearly. In fact she looks completely pixelated in that pic! 🤣
  10. Lol! It could work if they offer free medical cover for any war injuries!🤣🤣🤣
  11. Full scale war? Unlikely. It would be bad for business. Who wants to go on holiday to a warzone?
  12. Let's hope that he is not in need of any medical treatment from NHS Wales or he may regret leaving Thailand.
  13. Have the Aussie police been training the RTP?
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