Everything posted by Lacessit
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If you were looking for a new relationship today what age gap would you aim for and why?
My Thai GF is 23 years younger than me. If she was no longer with me, for whatever reason, I very much doubt I would have any desire to develop a new relationship. I am open-minded on the age gap. When I was a callow youth, an older woman gave me a great sex education.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
Some of us do not need religion for a sense of stability, or as a moral compass. Given what has been happening, the claim to the latter is very shaky, if not ridiculous.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
The appeal of religion partly rests on belief there is an afterlife, and therefore purpose. Many people cannot accept the concept this life may be all there is. Kerry Packer many years ago suffered an extensive cardiac arrest, and was successfully resuscitated. He said to his son afterwards: " I've been to the other side, and there is nothing there". When I have an anaesthetic, there is nothing there either. Perhaps Buddhists have the best handle on what happens after death, Nirvana, a state of nothingness. Although I do balk at the intervening concept of repeated reincarnations.
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Hip replacement and airports
Thrombosis occurs due to immobility for extended periods, quite common on an aircraft. You can move around from your recliner or couch any time you want.
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Having a Sugar daddy
From what you are posting, IMO you are already crippled - mentally. Your pals probably won't be your pals any longer when you are encroaching on their turf.
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Advice needed re Circumcision
Valid point concerning Thais. It's like Vegemite for Australians, we are brought up on it. You can add salt to taste, there is no peer-reviewed research showing normal salt levels do anything to elevate blood pressure. I don't regard my diet as restrictive. There are plenty of variations, such as multiple types of cheeses. I also vary the spices accompanying the food. I agree exercise is important as complementary to diet.
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How Does The Striated-Heron Family Living in My Garden Know I Won’t Kill and Eat Them? The Look in My Eyes? My Smell? WHAT?
Since your thread is on a bird jag, here are some Australian natives that will eat out of my hand. Gloved, they can draw blood otherwise.
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Advice needed re Circumcision
There is no such thing as good rice, it is still high carbohydrate. As are all grains. Forget the glycemic index, this is the diet that got me from 93 kg to 78 kg, and reduced my hbA1C to non-diabetic levels. I eat until full. 1/ Meat of any description. Eggs. 2/ Vegetables - broccoli, green beans, cauliflower, cabbage, tomato. 3/ Fruit - strawberry, blueberry, apple. 4/ Almonds 5/ Dairy - cheese and yoghurt, unsweetened. Skim milk is not diet, it is actually rich in lactose. NO processed foods. NO sugar. NOTHING that grows underground. If your partner must drink alcohol, spirits such as whisky and rum only.
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How Does The Striated-Heron Family Living in My Garden Know I Won’t Kill and Eat Them? The Look in My Eyes? My Smell? WHAT?
Trap it and drown it instead. IIRC, one Australian state or local council has decreed all domestic cats are to be kept indoors, open season on the ones found outside. Cats are natural predators. Perhaps the herons have been reading the OP's posts on ASEAN, and realise he is too busy to harm them.
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Advice needed re Circumcision
Two routes out of diabetes itself - pharmaceuticals, or strict food and exercise discipline. Because the OP's partner is diabetic, healing will be quite slow. IMO the risk of complication may outweigh any benefit.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
So, there are three deist religions who advocate killing of non-believers. Oscar Schindler got a free pass. Thanks for confirming religion is a form of mental illness.
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Somebody, weird...
Mostly I get Like or Laugh icons from "somebody". Almost every post I make, I doubt I am that likeable or witty. Very occasionally I'll get a Sad or Confused. If the OP is getting predominantly Confused icons, it's presumably for a reason. Somebody must be a busy lad, he/she/it is usually first to add an emoticon on my posts.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
Show me where the Talmud instructs Jews to kill Christians and Muslims.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
IMO a religion which instructs its followers to kill all unbelievers is not "slightly different". Read the Koran.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
I think you'll find religions have far more ignorant people. 50% of Americans still believe in angels. Every religion teaches its followers they are the best one. You cite one name as an example of "many"? Where did you learn statistics?
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My Bread Has Begun to Taste Like Cheap Supermarket Cake. Could this be a Ukraine-War-related Wheat Supply Problem? Or….?
One of my functions during my working life was problem-solving. Without exception, problems with a process or a product arose because someone, somewhere, had made a change in the system. Buying inferior raw material to save money, or tinkering with a process in an attempt to save time. It was the same whenever I was tasked by my own employer, a supplier or a customer. I usually made myself quite unpopular with the person(s) who had made the change. Fixing such problems usually involved gathering data, then going back to square one, and feeding in single variables to determine which was causing the problem. I'd recommend the OP go back to what he was originally doing to get good results. If the product is good, it's the changes he has made. If not, it's the flour. Using Occam's razor, if the bread now tastes like cake, it has too much sugar.
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A registered letter to Australia takes 2 weeks?
Australia Post's standard of service with letters has declined significantly over the last decade, as the parcel trade is more lucrative. Executive bonuses must be maintained.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
Muslims claim their religion is the last word of God ( Allah ), therefore superior to all others. The penalty for apostasy ( reverting to Judaism or Christianity ) is death.
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Has Thailand got a Moral Backbone.
Countries act out of self-interest, the term is realpolitik. So do individuals. There's no morality involved, even when some countries pretend there is.
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Thailand Hikes Entrance Fees for Foreign Visitors at Historical Attractions
I take it on a case-by-case basis. If I think it's too greedy, or not a great attraction, I walk away. There are plenty of free sights in northern Thailand.
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Why IS It That Super-Smart People, Almost INVARIABLY, Turn Out to Be Atheists? Hear it HERE…Straight from the Horse’s Mouth!
I believe you are extracting the urine, not imbibing it.
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Cutting fibreglass pond filter. How to?
As I said before, tailor's scissors. Perhaps the OP is losing his grip. SORRY!!!!
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Hunter Biden: Plea deal for president's son collapses in dramatic court hearing
Trump certainly thinks it is.
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PRESS RELEASE: End Frozen Pensions For British Ex-Pats In Thailand
Incorrect. I get about $60 less than an Australian pension for a pensioner in Australia, as the subsidies for electricity and phone are removed after six weeks away. Otherwise, it's pension paid normally. Indexed for COL, I have never really tracked it though.
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Cutting fibreglass pond filter. How to?
If it's polyester, hot wire cutting.