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1 hour ago, bkk6060 said:

False.

I am correct in fact add syphilis as possible transmission as you have no idea where that hand has been before you.

 

Check for yourself on STD's via happy ending. Please, do your research or do I need to cut and paste for you?.....

Ok, seems I'm incorrect.

However, the transmission rate must be so low, as to be negligible....?

1 hour ago, Psimbo said:

Its amazing the number of people above who are not in Phuket and feel so aggrieved by the story.

 

Do you need  huggy comfort dogs to get you through this traumatic event?

What an unfortunate post.

On 5/23/2019 at 4:30 PM, bkk6060 said:

Well, not exactly.

Transmission of herpes or HPV genital warts are possible via happy ending.

Next time, Better make sure you have condom or they are wearing a glove with plenty of lube to be 100 percent sure.

You really need to educate yourself on STI transmission, because your post is wrong.

2 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Yes, really awkward to use these, I find if you come in from the side you get the least backsplash !!

Just for a moment - seeing the 'Dyson Airblade' logo, I thought it wuz fer dryin' me @rse!

But I can't see how to use the damn thing. Does one rest one's Todger on the....err... lip, as it were?

Or am I thinking of summat else....?

"Answers on a postcard etc"

1 hour ago, Lacessit said:

 

8/ The ability to work under safety conditions which would give a Western health inspector apoplexy.

 

Brilliant - rotfpmsl!!

7 minutes ago, newatthis said:

Thank you. I'll put her performance in "Bodyguard" down to it being bad TV and watch this.

Yes, her performance, & the whole show, was awful.

She was superb in Line Of Duty...

1 minute ago, utalkin2me said:

If there is one thing I have learned in life, it is that working an honest 9 to 5 job is some of the lowest wages per hour possible. 

 

I think we are all going to realize this one day, but people do not put 2 and 2 together. After you commute daily, waste your time on your unpaid lunch hour (which should not even be legal to not pay people at lunch), and take care if all the little things you need to have done to show up to work like gas in the car, car maintenance, clothes, shaving, taxes.... how much are you really making per hour?

 

The real kicker is you can't do anything, and you do not get compensated for that! Wanna go on a trip to Italy? Well, screw you. You get two days off a week. Ask for more and you are a bum. Your life is not your any ore when you are 9 to 5, and you do not get compensated for the fact that you cannot do anything with your life. 

Ok mate.

Smashing post.

Good night.

17 hours ago, Davo369 said:

I was staying in samui 1998 in Charlie huts chaweng, i discovered a dead body in one of the huts due a bad smell  it took the police to arrive 4 hours later. I quote the police said unfortunately he's dead.... No <deleted> shxt. They even checked he's pulse when he was blue in the face and blood spattered every where

Probably because some fancy lawyer would ask them:

"How did you know he was dead"

Summer of Rockets - Stephen Poliakoff.

Quite enjoying this; Timothy Spall is really rather good as a Lord.

https://www.radiotimes.com/news/tv/2019-05-24/summer-of-rockets-bbc-air-date-cast-plot-keeley-hawes-toby-stephens/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/mediapacks/summer-of-rockets

Nb - Keeley Hawes is in it!

15 minutes ago, Tanoshi said:

I never stated I had a broken leg ……. you did!

 

I'm comparing to someone who had help and someone who didn't.

Who suffered what is immaterial.

Well Tanoshi, you said you couldn't get crutches, so it's reasonable to think you had a broken leg.

Yet another one.....!

Just googled your request, yes you can buy it in NZ.

What's the difference between bokay & depth of field?

Long time ago I used to be a very keen amateur photographer - did my own d&p, & to blur the background, used the aperture to achieve this.

Blake's 7.... remember Cervelan?

Horrible cow she was.

48 minutes ago, robblok said:

I doubt many in Thailand need supplementing for D as it comes from the sun. Though 100.000 IU is quite a bit. 

Yes, I agree Rob. But in the local blood clinic, it has some blurb about D deficiency here. 100,000 iu is, as you say quite a bit.

Vitamin D3:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6176387/

Conclusions from the above:

"They concluded that four months of supplementation with 100 000 IU oral vitamin D can prevent fractures in the British population.23 In the present study, the two groups showed a significant difference in terms of union fracture 4 and 8 weeks after treatment. In the group with low levels of vitamin D"

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/8966494/

Conclusions:

 "We have shown in a 3-year controlled prospective study that the daily use of these supplements (1.2 g of calcium and 800 IU of vitamin D3) given in a large population of 3270 elderly ambulatory women living in nursing homes reduced of 23% (intention-to-treat analysis) the number of hip fractures and other non vertebral fractures. "