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I'm not an American so can't comment of all of the problems of the Biden presidency. What i do know is that during Trumps spell in office he never failed to be in the news for his ridiculous statements and actions. He was considered by many outlets to be the laughing stock of the world again and again and again. In the UK we also had our fair share of idiots who would campaign, making outrageous statements, offering things that would destroy are economy if put in place but looked great for the populace. Luckily none of these campaigners ever got to be in office Trump just seems to tells people what they want to hear regardless of whether its possible or not and people believe him which is not a good sign for the average intellect of the American people.

Wow I've heard it all now !!!!!! is all i can say

Friend, with 3 young children had an adorable pit bull from birth about 8 years old, was the softest most docile dog you could ever meet, had never said boo to a goose one day when taking the dog for a walk (Their house backed onto a huge riverside park), he suddenly , with no warning, attacked another dog. The attack was so brutal that my friend (a woman), not being able to get him to let go of the other dog, had to run into her house and stab the dog with a pair of scissors to get him to release the other dog. She immediately took the dog to be put down Before then she might of agreed with your statement. she stated 'what if that had been a small child'. One thing is for sure, she would never ever agree with your statement now. Pit bulls are classified a dangerous breed for a reason. All dogs here grow up in a pack mentality and people hitting them with sticks. The need to be dominant and inflict fear makes them just as dangerous as any Pitbull, especially in groups.

This whole debacle has been painful to read. Whilst some of your advice may of been ok some of it was not and created a situation much worse. 1 - You have no dash cam and left the scene 2 - Trying to blame a motorcycle that was stationary It was hit through lack of judgement (distance) 3 - Now claiming your advice is good and he will lose face with no money ??? If he so choses he can again call the police and force their hand. They will then tell you (not ask) to come to the station to address the situation. That is how things are done here as you should know if you reside here. If you then refuse or not agree to the compensation it will then go through the insurance. Your friends' insurance will increase next year and you will have wasted 2 days filling forms and going to the police station. Whilst the son may of been an as@@@hole, rather than just trying to appease him when you were clearly in the wrong. you came over as domineering and interfering at the time which escalated matters. Maybe you should pay the other 2000 baht which might of been excepted if not for you.

I agree with everything you say. however there was some truth to the posters statement. A friend went to a site and asked for a job "how much are you looking for" , "i could get 2 poles for that" were the answers. Brexit happened purely because of the migration of people from Europe to the UK putting such a burden on the UK from housing ,doctors, schools, you name it the list is endless. English becoming the second language in the primary school where my mother lived It was obviously deemed unsustainable, the government went to the EU and said we need an exemption to the freedom of movement upon which they were told to "get on your bike" it's not happening. A large number of nations agreed with our predicament and the need to address it. It might of been possible had it not been for the relentless refusals and interventions from Macron at the time Leaving the EU was never going to be a good thing, but it did, and possibly the best option in the long run, only time will tell? Options to tackle immigration has been thwarted by members of the opposition, house of lords etc at every turn by either to get one over on the opposing party or naivety from people living in their ivory towers. I don't know the answer but It's going to take something drastic . It's sad but one thing i have noticed is that you only need to take one look at most of the people rioting/protesting and it's not rocket science to see that the majority of them are unemployed dregs of society. Perhaps they all work nights enabling them to go out rioting and protesting during the day.

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Not sure if you mean me, as i felt very lucky to of been given the chance to get a full pension after being contracted out. Everyone was made aware in 2013 what was going to happen in 2016 and given their individual figures ( My company via HMRC, not sure about others but i would of thought it mandatory if in a contracted out scheme) What people failed to understand is that when contracted out they were guaranteed to get the same or a better amount , however, that missing proportion would of been entwined within their company/private pension As i have already stated my figures stated i would be 6 years short of a full government pension(From that time with 35/36 years of contributions with 25 years contracted out) but if i continued to work i would receive a full pension after another 6 years (taking me to just age 56), £30 a week better off then my figures under the previous contracted out pension , a win win for everyone who had the time to do the extra years. The reality is the only people that lost out were people who retired way before the 65 year retirement age as they would of had the time to regain the lost years and be better off for it. Not sure about if the people who retired just prior to the new changes, under the old scheme People on the dole also a win win

Young, healthy people have died from buying itraconazole OTC. This is not candy. Intraconazole is widely used all around the world without the need for tests. If you use colchicine for gout it can have a serious impact on your kidneys especially if you are also using gastric drugs like omeprazole(doctors don't tell you that when they prescribe it). There are thousands of drugs that are used, that need to be used sensibly as they will have serious effects on different parts of the body. Obviously there is a risk with all drugs, name one, that no one has died from. I think periodic liver enzyme tests should be carried out if using fluconazole for long periods. People with liver or kidney problems would be advised not to use them but it has been stated that Itraconazole has rarely caused serious liver damage that has been fatal. Home remedies for the majority of people fail to work, a podiatrist can only tell you the possible risks and then say off you go. With all that said I would not hesitate to say you are wrong, a professional can give you a clearer picture and another reason why they possibly use the pulse remedy using itraconazole one week in every month. Bottom line, due diligence is required when contemplating using any drug, how they do that is up to the individual.

In many recent tests Fluconazole has been omitted because Itraconazole and one other type (cant remember which) proved much better in dealing with toe nail fungus. It is mainly used for other types of infection

Intraconazole without a doubt your best bet but works out very expensive. If you go online it will tell you another way to take it other than told by the chemist, If i remember rightly that is to take for 1 week in a month, then repeat for up to 6 months. You need to take it until the whole nail is grown out or it can easily come back so can take up to six months. It will take about 2/3 weeks before you start to see the clean new nail growth. As with all nail fungal there is no guarantee (86% success rate) it will work, due to the so many different types of fungal but is definitely the best out there at the moment according to google. Has worked on myself and a friend. Tablets came at 150bt for 8 or 10 tablets but if i remember correctly had to take 2 per day. Onychomycosis of the toenails 200mg orally(capsules) each day for 12 weeks

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Is that 14 years you need? That's about 7 years to break even. Your figures don't make sense? Due to retiring at 50 and being contracted out for 25 years i need 5 more years of contributions (i have 10 years of gaps). My present forecast, if i do nothing, will leave me £30 a week less than the full pension. If i pay the £4125 for the remaining 5 years i will get the full pension which will take approximately 2.5 years to recoup my outlay. My retirement is from age 67 so as long as i live to 70 i will be quid's in. However at this moment i am stuck looking after my mother (full time but it only needs to be 20 hours per week from which i claim carers credit which gives me NI credits). I also claimed a years back dated credits.

You can say what you like about him but he has always stated, more or less, that the RTP is corrupt to the core. We all know there is only one way to get to these high profile positions, of which he is aware but that has never stopped his outspoken remarks about the system and people. Who is to say that getting to the top was not his priority, so that he would be in a position to change the system Maybe something happened in his life that changed his outlook or maybe he just has a death wish. Regardless, the system will never be broken/changed from the bottom so i wish him every luck and we all know that immigration was far better with him at the helm.

My sentiments exactly, the cyclist was way too near the moving traffic with a whole car width to his left. The bus had little room for movement and unlikely to have even realised he hit him. He may of been going past some parked motorcycles but still way too far to the right, the bus does not swerve and if anything the cyclist may of swerved into the bus. Bottom line, if you want to cycle in a major area such as this you/he needs to be far more road wise as he has created the situation himself. If the cyclist had been riding in an appropriate position the moto-taxi guy would not be in a position to undertake him.