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1duckyboy

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  1. Yes, it's called involuntary digital rigidity, akin to what too much Viagra produces.
  2. On second thought, with him having killed a person during interrogation, the other convicts may have "helped" with his suicide. He would have been a target, no doubt.
  3. So he has been found guilty of nothing yet is dismissed without a pension. He must have really pissed someone off.
  4. "investigated by local police and prison officials" Maybe he has enough evidence on higher ups that a phony suicide was done with another poor soul as his body double. He could be out of the country now. TIT
  5. I'm waiting for the PM to declare her father a special emissary, or some such, who represents Thailand at the ASEAN meeting, thus circumventing his travel ban. Pardon my cynicism.
  6. "And robust police as well" Naw, probably the usual BIB.
  7. I edited my original post for clarity.
  8. There is a terror alert issued by the U.S. embassy in Thailand for U.S. citizens in Thailand. Since the Uyghers were sent to China, Uygher sympathizers may attack Thailand, especially areas of tourist concentrations. Maybe the Thai government is exercising a rare example of it being proactive with it's show of force at the festival. Making knowledge of a possible terrorist attack public would be too much to ask as it might hurt tourist numbers.
  9. I feel sorry for the loyal Trump supporters who are now conflicted by their love for Trump and their hatred of communism, Russia and Putin.
  10. Brake lights don't go on with the handbrake.
  11. Not in the U.S.A.. The U.S. news media makes huge efforts not report criminals' ethnicity if it is an illegal immigrant(s) who commits the crime.
  12. They are in deep doo-doo now.
  13. How did she get the ATM's PIN (Personal Identification Number)?
  14. There are fake monks in Pattaya wearing orange robes, stopping farang and literally asking for donations in very good English.
  15. Yingluck Shinawatra is taking a speed reading course you read this and will have a certificate saying she can read1000/pages an hour.
  16. Yes, have the Department of Corrections investigate itself to get to the truth, not.
  17. I anticipate a royal pardon of one year for Yingluck who will then qualify for the new detention rules.
  18. They are minor leaguers. In the U.S. they use guns.
  19. Can someone ID this bar from the photo, for a friend.
  20. I'd like to hear the assailant's side of this incident.
  21. I think marionette is a more appropriate term, with papa pulling the strings.
  22. Comparing the cost of something over 100 years ago to the cost now is nonsensical. Here's what Google AI's "drivel" says about the cost of transiting the Panama Canal in the last 10 years. "The cost to pass through the Panama Canal has changed significantly in the last ten years, with the average cost of transiting the canal increasing to $900,000 since the canal's expansion: Tolls Tolls are based on a ship's type, tonnage, and payload, with larger ships paying more. For example, Panamax containerships can pay up to half a million dollars in tolls. Auction fees Auction fees can double the cost of using the canal, and in 2023 reached as much as $4 million per passage. Drought A drought has halved the number of daily slots available through the canal, forcing shippers to pay more to get their cargoes through. The Panama Canal Expansion project, which was completed in 2016, tripled the canal's capacity. The canal authority is planning to create a new reservoir to supply enough extra water to handle an additional 12 to 15 passages a day."
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