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So how much to take the club into fan ownership?
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Move to somewhere like Nong Khai, Phen or Phibun Rak. Easy to get accommodation for about 5k a month. Leccy 1k. Water 100 a month. For food' 100 baht a day is you are a fruit and veg guy. 150 baht a day if a meat eater. To eat in restaurants occasionally say 200 a feed. Clothing; too cheap to even consider really; 200 a month. Telephone and internet 800. Transport 500. Female company; lets say 5k. And there you have it. That works out at 5.000 Place to live. 5,000 Ladies. 5,000 Grub 4,000 The rest Easy peasy - lemon squeezy. change out of 20k.
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Thank for that CL. One of the 'pups' has his 12 month birthday later this month. Thinking of a pressie. Mrs Owl says 'food'. But I'm thinking; why not fill up a big bag of rubbish and invite him to rip it apart and scatter everything all along the soi. Then give him a treat rather than scold him. At seven this morning. For doggie into; send ''picketywitch'' a PM.
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Thanks for that CL. I agree about cheating in the Ryder Cup. I can recall a huge bit of sportsmanship in a match; Nicklaus v Jacklin. If I'm not too wrong the Americans were not too pleased with Jack picking up Tony's marker at the last. I'm not a golfer or a golf fan, but I do like a bit of sport nostalgia. I'll look that one up. It was certainly in the last century. Maybe I just drempt it up!
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Jumped out of bed, nearly knocked the fan over, and rushed to the computer. Turned it on. Was shivering with anticipation. Leyton Orient had a home game. Just had to get the result. We were winning at the time of the sad incident against Lincoln. '''''Tuesday’s fixture against Lincoln City was abandoned due to a medical emergency in the East Stand of Brisbane Road. The thoughts of everyone at Leyton Orient Football Club are with the individual involved and their loved ones at this distressing time. The club would like to thank all supporters in attendance at Brisbane Road this evening for the understanding and compassion shown, during a very difficult situation. The club will provide a further update in due course.''''
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I looked into this at the time. I think what Mr Trump was saying that a spray - like some antiseptic to make the breath smell nice - will kill off any nasties in the throat. I was thinking dentistry. But he definitely didn't say, or imply drinking bleach, as he was widely ridiculed for, by people that didn't like him.. I think the bleach came about because the Chinese were spraying the sidewalks of some towns. That's my take on that era.
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Indeed! '''Biden isn't a doctor nor a scientist nor did he work any medical establishment.''' '''What harm did it do exactly?''' These are silly arguments by a pro-vaxxers who have lost the plot. Many have had the jab themselves and are feeling poorly. Personally I think these two scientists' were awarded the Nobel prize to keep the 'authenticity' of it all in the public's mind. After all the establishment trust has been shattered.
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South African-Thai Woman Crowned Miss Thailand World 2023
owl sees all replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
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I even read the BBC www. Like to read a lot of things, from different sources, and make up my mind on varying issues. Joined AFDs in the early days. The Perth group is well worth a visit. Mark Bailey has just put out a vid to run along side his 40k word paper; 'Farewell to Virology'. (Link available). Can't look at just one side of the argument. As I have stated many times; nature has the answers. It gives us clues, evidence and proof. IMO, should not be messing with mRNA, with the intention of making vaxxes.
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Ah yes chocolate. When I lived in the Caribbean, very dark chocolate was readily available. Ladies would come round the streets with balls of it, as big as coconuts. Selling it off their carts. They were simply harvesting the tree's fruit and making a living. A big ball of it, weighing about 2kg, was just 20 dollars Jamaican. And the exchange rate then was 80 dollars to the pound; so quite cheap. It is extremely bitter to my taste, and I liked it mixed with pure honey. However!!! Any good it was doing me was somewhat negated by the copious amounts of rum consumed.
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I like the G3 for general good health. Ginseng, garlic and ginger. But I have researched 'Magnesium' and think it's well worth considering for those aches and pains. Sometimes there is a lack of synthesis of calcium causing inflammation in the joints. Magnesium helps 'me' with this. Obviously can't give out medical advice. Of course for ultimate good health; visit your doctor.
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It is indeed a beautiful number. If I had seen it for sale in the market or Bic C, I would have bought it. Not five though. Just one. The number is 727202. I look at it like this, 72 72 02. Or even 727 202. 202 being our house number, but that would not have been of any significance in the big picture. I like those special numbers. There was a winner in last week's draw. 552255. Palindromic! They are the ones to go for. I don't buy tickets online. Too risky. As these people found out.
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I do not agree with anything on this post. There is plenty of information in the covid archives that show it was specifically stated that the jabs were 'safe and effective'. Also that the vaxxed could not then get covid, or pass it on. To say otherwise is just ignorant and untrue. Why was this narrative being hammered into everyone with a tele or radio? In my book they had to drum into us, that the jabs were so safe and effective, that anyone not taking them was a fool. And could even 'kill granny'. As time progressed, the words were tempered to describe the reality. As the jab injuries became more apparent, the narrative had to shift again. And we are where we are. Massive distrust all round. '''''Do your homework and make an informed choice.''''' I have made an informed choice.
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'''''On 29 September 2023, following fan protests, owner Dejphon Chansiri said he would put no more money into the club, unhappy with fans' treatment towards him and his family. While the club, sitting bottom of the Championship, was not technically up for sale, he said he would be open to offers.'''' Here's the big chance. Get the fans organised and buy the club. Man Utd was up for sale a while back and if 20k fans had put their hands in their pockets for 600 squids each; the club would have been theirs. This is maybe, a once in a lifetime chance to own yer club. Get in there Owl fans.
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Thanks for that tip Owl. I'll take a look. What about 'Big Sam'? He don't have no truck with those 'tippy tappy', systems.
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Mysterious Man in Suit Causes Stir in Pattaya
owl sees all replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
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It was not England playing the US. It was::: The 44th Ryder Cup Venue: Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, Rome Dates: 29 Sep - 1 Oct England stopped playing the Americans in the Ryder Cup a long time ago. In the early 1970s. Couldn't even get the country correct. I'm losing it. Where's that Reishi? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryder_Cup
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Mysterious Man in Suit Causes Stir in Pattaya
owl sees all replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
It's big news all right. Big news up this way is the report of a farmer who fell over in his sugar field. Somehow managed to crawl to safety. Though not before a number of insects had bitten him. A passing tuk-tuk took him to the village. After a few swigs of Low Khow he was deemed to be OK by the corner shop owner; and was good to go. Last seen back in the sugar field. -
Evidence of DNA Contamination in Pfizer Vaccine
owl sees all replied to Red Phoenix's topic in COVID-19 Coronavirus
One of the problems that some have on this thread (indeed any Big Pharma thread) is that people have actually had the therapy. In this case the covid preventing jab. Rather than admit their folly, they want to shoot any messenger for suggesting they were misled.