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Anyone that doesn't select staff for their fealty is a bloody fool! And if you really really need to employ someone you don't trust, better have the budget to watch them, and maybe have some criminal offences to blackmail them with if needed. It's how security forces/services across the entire world operate.
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Typhoo is around 100bht for 100 bag, hardly expensive. Tata gold loose leaf is 180bht for 500g, so even cheaper.
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
My GP sits in a chair all day talking, no science there. As for all the hospital equipment you mentioned, all operated by technicians, no doctors or scientists there. -
If I were handing a newspaper £13M, I'd be expecting a little something in return.
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Yeah, but nobody says why ....... Low atmospheric Oxygen plus a sudden rise in sulphides makes me think sudden volcanic activity that might have been caused by large asteroid impact. Not burning coal and oil for heavy industries. -
Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I studied to be a scientist, then I realised scientists didn't get paid the sort of money I wanted to earn. When I asked the media (purely by accident) about a job they immediately offered to double my scientists wage, they didn't even have to think about it.. -
Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Sheryl is a nurse. As for your studies, yeah, I also wasted a lot of my time at university but i did learn as a scientist to always give the answers your employers wanted.. -
'Stimulating' conversation with a Bar Girl.
BritManToo replied to BarBoy's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Why were you in the hooker bar? -
surgery at government hospital in Bangkok
BritManToo replied to campbell's topic in Health and Medicine
If you're trying to save money use their public ward. Advantages are, no requirement for a family member present 24/7. Was in one (not Bangkok) last year, public ward was no problem, take a smartphone with internet and headphones for entertainment. -
Would you rather a visit from the Thai family or.......
BritManToo replied to Chris Daley's topic in Family and Children
Same reason as the rest of us, it's cheap, no need to interact with any of the locals that don't sleep in your bed. -
Why do "little people" vote for their executioners?
BritManToo replied to swissie's topic in Political Soapbox
I don't give a flying one about the USA, your 'best system' gave you Trump and Biden. Democracy in the EU and UK has flooded our countries with Muslims, turned our police forces into government stormtroopers, removed our rights to free speech, removed housing from the reach of the workers and pensioners, and basically priced white folk out of their own countries. -
UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
BritManToo replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
They are only looking for people with over 16,000 pounds savings claiming Universal credit. -
Why do "little people" vote for their executioners?
BritManToo replied to swissie's topic in Political Soapbox
Democracy hasn't worked, maybe time to try something else. -
Would you rather a visit from the Thai family or.......
BritManToo replied to Chris Daley's topic in Family and Children
A quick wai, then back to posting on AseanNow. -
Thailand's Smoking Dads: A Growing Risk for Youth Amid Vaping Rise
BritManToo replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Both my parents smoked 40 a day, I didn't start smoking cannabis until I was 62. Tried vaping, didn't like it. -
Just told Spotify to play Xmas carols ........... that's my lot.
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Doctor worship ....... I don't really see doctors as scientists, and I certainly don't believe them, although I may seek their advice from time to time. -
Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
a) I don't see CO2 as a pollutant, it's more like plant food. b) We (as in white folk) are less than 14% of the world population (down form 60% in 1940), so I think 'we' have already done our bit for population control. -
A little off topic, Maybe newspapers should also have a cap on donations, The Guardian would be bust without the Bill Gates trust. "However, as climate commentator Ben Pile has noted, billionaires love The Guardian and are very happy to put their hand in their pocket to support its projects. For example, according to US outlet MintPress News, a thorough sift through donations from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation shows The Guardian has received a cool $12,951,391 in support. In fact, Gates and his now ex-wife have sprayed hundreds of millions of dollars across the media landscape to support the kind of journalism they approve of." https://www.khmertimeskh.com/50975405/how-bill-gates-bankrolls-the-media-outlet-that-claims-its-not-backed-by-billionaires/
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i believe Farage.
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Warning Signs: The Looming Collapse of a Critical Ocean System
BritManToo replied to Social Media's topic in World News
CO2 in the Cambrian period was 4000ppm, that was the time when most diversity of life first appeared (Cambrian explosion) on earth. The average temp at that time was 22c (vs 14c now). So it looks like higher Co2 and higher temperature was better for life back then. -
I don't think any woman would be with me if I didn't pay them. The difference between UK and TH, I couldn't afford a small one in the UK, only cows.
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Full Moon dark wine cooler 28bht. And my modern 3 bedroom house is 227 pounds a month.