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Purdey

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  1. Very colourful. I like it better than it was before.
  2. Staying in a Thai hospital for 3 months is going to cost him. I wonder if he can be moved to a government hospital? If he has insurance it won't cover motorcycle accidents, that I know of, and hoping strangers will pay is risky as they might not. Best of luck to him.
  3. At least it has been found out. These "businessmen" are just lobbyists trying to corrupt politicians (further).
  4. At least inform. Singaporeans are among the world least corrupt and law abiding. A waste of police time.
  5. His story seems to have bounced from vaccines being the cause of autism to they cause changes in the virus. And each time, real scientists make clear he doesn't know what he is talking about.
  6. It seems like the government has not made the law publicly known to tourists. Why not have signs in the airport, at baggage carousels for instance? The police could put up flyers at hotels. It's like they think people should know without being told.
  7. It isn't going away. Now a bunch of letters to Epstein from famous people has been found. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/aug/05/jeffrey-epstein-letters-photos Turns out he had cameras installed in various rooms, so video evidence could be found.
  8. No one is screaming, "They're eating our cats, they're eating our dogs!" So it's all good.
  9. The fact a Thai general stated publicly that 2,500 Cambdians were killed hardly makes Thailand the innocent party.
  10. Of course, this is irrelevant to her accusations. Not political in the least. All absolutely honest.
  11. If a border has been agreed in the past by both countries, shouldn't it be registered with a neutral party and referred to in negotiations? Hard to believe either side in a conflict, but a border ratified with the UN, for instance, would mean no one can claim land willy nilly. I just cannot imagine how e.g. Germany could encroach into French land without being internationally ostracized.
  12. There needs to be a point at which landlords say, "No more booze for you Sir. Please go back to your hotel." Of course, some can handle their drink, but once it is obvious, that's it.
  13. I prefer blackjack but each to his own. The message wasn't clear - can people play for money or matchsticks?
  14. It will be a useful addition to the presidential library that will allow citizens to read the President's favourite books, like Postman Pat, Dr. Suess and The Gay Engineer that Could.
  15. Why are UK values in the UK falling off a cliff? I did read that some insurance companies now refuse to cover EVs as the repair costs are too expensive. I read too that Hertz withdrew EVs in the US. But what is the reason for falling values in the UK rather than Thailand?
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