Purdey
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As did the tourist.
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There seems to be an assumption that the American Constitution applies to all countries. It doesn't. Get over it.
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He gets tired walking to the toilet. Perhaps physical health doesn't reflect mental health.
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As the court rules are set not to elect too many of one party or another, there is balance. Anyone who does not believe in the Constitution or the law can explain why they are wrong.
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Clearly it is impossible to know which potential students will break the law so the thought police must take a stab at it. "Shutting down unorthodox viewpoints is the most surefire way to destroy democracy." - J.D. Vance
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Report Vietnam's Ambitious Plan for Universal Free Healthcare by 2035
Purdey replied to snoop1130's topic in Vietnam News
Good news, Vietnam. Countries are supposed to work for people not against them. -
Report British Man Nabbed Smuggling Cannabis from Bangkok to Newcastle
Purdey replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Whether Newcastle or Bangkok calling something a drug occurs because politicians make it illegal, not because they have no medical use. -
Report Thaksin Blasts Medical Council Over Hospital Stay Controversy
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Let it be a lesson to those who help criminals that criminals can't help them back because they are... criminals. -
Report Thailand Ramps Up Covid Drug Production Amid Rising Cases
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
RFK jr. The bicycle shop repair guy who tells scientists how to built a rocket. -
No one worried that Russia could nuke Ukraine. This sort of gives them an excuse.
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The fact that the survivors were told to shut up means that the coastguard knew they had done wrong.
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Having a death penalty for officials at the lower end of the scale while their bosses sit comfortably on the cash. How not to create a just system.
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Without our smartphones, where would we be in 2025?
Purdey replied to hankypankee's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
People thought goldfish's memories lasted 3 seconds, but it more recently found to last months and years. People think now that the smartphone reduces memory but it just means there is a secondary method of saving memories. 🙂 -
I haven't seen anywhere that Joseph Neumayer is a liberal but I did see that he is not: 1. From the Middle East 2. dark skinned 3. An illegal immigrant
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Health COVID-19 Cases in Thailand Surge to Ten Times Flu Levels
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think I get what some scientists here are saying: catch COVID and stay away from school unable to study, or study from home and continue to study online. My company has many people today who have COVID and cannot work. This is not ideal.
