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I renewed my NDL last year, good for 10 yrs. Believe at age 72 a competency test is required. Also lucky I had my passport to show US citizenship which is required.

Does that mean my next visit to Calif I'll be back to paying under $3.00/gal like it was? Stock market regaining ground is also good.

For me I'm all about keeping my DL from home. That's a tether I won't break.

You're in trouble,

Depends on how big a house she would buy me.

I spent years as a part timer in Isaan, the inner tube, flip-flop or a plastic bottle was a classic fire starter for BBQ. I use the paper towel dipped in oil as well.

Nothing good happens after 2200.......anywhere.

https://news.yahoo.com/hunter-biden-laptop-whistleblower-sues-122939243.html Business owner John Paul Mac Isaac filed for the suit, he told the New York Post, because his livelihood was significantly disrupted by tech platforms, mainstream media, and Delaware locals after he turned in the laptop, which would eventually become the subject of a federal investigation. “After fighting to reveal the truth, all I want now is for the rest of the country to know that there was a collective and orchestrated effort by social and mainstream media to block a real story with real consequences for the nation,” Mac Isaac told the Post.

I would assume some proof is needed for such a statement. Link please or else you're trolling.

I vote let them do it. One reason is if something is missing, broken or damaged it's not your fault.

I'm posting about interracial marriage, not sure what you're on about.

I had no idea interracial marriage was against any law in the USA.

This little gem made international news. Saw it on my yahoo news page.

You can buy small samples to see if you like the color.

Why would I look for advice when traveling to my home country. I know the dangers of poor neighborhoods, so I stay away. Pretty much the same in any country.

No where is perfect, at this rate you'll never pull the trigger. If you can't be happy and content in Thailand then you won't find it anywhere.

Been there a few times for work, not a place I'd ever consider to live.

Back in the days, as soon as you left the main gate crossed over S#it River you had Magsaysay St which was solid bars, massage and restaurants. Countless clubs with live bands, anything from Zepplin to country music with go go girls in bikinis and boots dancing on the edges of bandstand. Back then you had Marshall Law so all sailors off the streets by 2400. That entertainment part is all gone in Olongapo, there's still some joints but nothing at all like before. Now Barrio Barreto is the go to place a few minutes down the road. But even that is the tiniest shadow of what Magsaysay used to be. The old Base will not return as before, the Hanjin shipyard nearby (as stated before) is what may be made available to the USN and it's support fleet.

I get the humor, but that 3rd party stuff could happen. Along with joe for round 2.

The US Navy ships have been docking in Subic for many years now. I believe the photo shown is not of the old Subic base but of the shipyard the Koreans had. There was rumors awhile back of the US using the facility for ship vessel repairs (VR) Right now the Navy support ships use S'pore dry docks (Sembawang) for repairs. It would be a win win for both the local economy and the sailors.

Echo chambers are great entertainment. Thank you for the acknowledgment.

Then don't repeat links if you don't want responses.

They represent 3% of mass shootings.

So, we're agreed assault weapons aren't the problem.

In 2020, handguns were involved in 59% of the 13,620 U.S. gun murders and non-negligent manslaughters for which data is available, according to the FBI. Rifles – the category that includes guns sometimes referred to as “assault weapons” – were involved in 3% of firearm murders. Shotguns were involved in 1%. The remainder of gun homicides and non-negligent manslaughters (36%) involved other kinds of firearms or those classified as “type not stated.” This was from your link, "assault weapons" involved in 3% firearm murders.