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I rented an apartment for a couple of months 10 years ago about a kilometre from there, between Raja Mangala Stadium and The Nine Shopping Centre on Phra Ram 9. Traffic at peak times can horrendous, especially on Ramkhamhaeng Road and everywhere else when there are stadium events. The University area has plenty of visual appeal (aka eye candy), and The Mall Bangkapi is an excellent shopping centre. There's a few young westerners around studying at the Uni, but its mainly a Thai area and you will need to speak some Thai. There's two 50-meter pools at the Huamark Sports Centre, located next to the stadium. The Huamark Airport Link provides easy travel access and is close to the airport. Consider renting an apartment for a couple of nights to explore the area. You'll find great daily accommodations at nearby @Home Residence.

Please correct me if I’m wrong: The 2020 election was stolen? Didn’t Rupert Murdoch aka the Goebbels like head of the MAGA propaganda wing—actually admit in court that Fox’s claim about the “stolen” election was in fact a lie? And didn’t Fox pay nearly a billion dollars to Dominion to avoid more revelations about their role in spreading Trump's “Big Lie”?

Trump's Morning After Press Statement: "We were WINNING... then, out of nowhere, we were LOSING! The Marxists and Dominion did it! Cheating EVERYWHERE!" "They used Dominion to change votes, stuffed mail-in ballots, let non-citizens and even the dead vote, dumped ballots at night, blocked poll watchers, and ran illegal ballot harvesting!" After being declared the winner: "Thank you, America! What a fair and honest election!"

By promising a “golden age,” Trump is undoubtedly leaning on his signature gold-plated, made-in-China merchandise. These items serve as both luxurious memorabilia and support for a grifter needing funds to cover mounting legal bills: Gold Watches: Flashy timepieces branded with Trump’s name. Gold-Plated Coins: Collectibles often bearing his image or key events. Gold Sneakers: Luxury footwear for fans of his persona. Gold Cufflinks: Presidential-style accessories. Gold Bars (Replica): Symbolic golden “souvenirs.” Gold-Plated Trading Cards: Limited-edition cards featuring Trump. Future bling will reportedly include signature golden shower accessories. These items are a testament to his consistent marketing strategy, which blends patriotism with the allure of luxury, mainly targeted to the poor elderly — just in time before he cuts their healthcare and pensions.

In the Kremlin, as champagne corks pop, Putin can be heard saying, 'Comrades, another successful campaign, just like in 2016!'

Fox just called Trump wins Pennsylvania now 267 delegates.

Ah, the classic Princess Bride line—nicely done, indeed! And you’re absolutely right. "Eschew" does require a direct object; it’s all about avoiding or steering clear of something specific, and in this case, it’s as nonsensical as most of his posts. So yes, it’s wise to eschew tossing around big words without knowing their meaning. In this case, maybe they should eschew trying to sound intellectual—which, as we both know, is beyond their ken.

Not quite, Frank. For a president, tax returns aren’t exactly 'normally confidential'—transparency’s expected. The returns revealed potential fraud—plain and simple. Any business inflating assets for loans would face consequences. This isn’t a ‘gotcha’—it’s called the law, and even your messiah isn’t above it.

After the returns were taken, Frank, they fueled multiple investigations. Here’s a snapshot: NY Criminal Case: Examining the Trump Organization’s financial practices for possible fraud. NY Civil Suit: AG Letitia James is suing over inflated asset values for loans and insurance. IRS Audits: Questions arose about why his audits didn’t catch these discrepancies. January 6 Committee: Financial disclosures fed into inquiries about funding sources and conflicts. In short, the returns helped prove your messiah a crook. Accountability has a way of catching up.

What became of it, Frank? What do you think? Maybe not; I’ve already seen your thoughts here. Nevertheless, in closing, I hope you get through tomorrow okay; this may be of some comfort: FOUR STAGES OF LOSS Denial: Refusing to accept the reality of the loss. Anger: Feeling frustration and helplessness, often directed toward others or oneself. Bargaining: Trying to negotiate or make deals to reverse the loss or lessen the pain. Acceptance: Coming to terms with the reality of the loss and finding a way to move forward.

Maybe ask Frank.

Frank, I’d suggest you post a link, but I know that’s beyond your ken. And I’d recommend Google as a friend, but I know you don’t have any. So, as your “friend for day one,” here’s one for you: Trump didn’t 'give' his tax returns. The Supreme Court ordered the IRS to hand them over. Supreme Court paves the way for release of Trump's tax returns to a House panel : NPR

Endurance (2024) is a remarkably well-produced documentary that most, especially seafarers and history buffs should enjoy. It's the story of Ernest Shackleton’s doomed 1914 expedition to cross Antarctica. The original 1919 silent footage has been remastered, with voices brought to life by AI. The documentary also covers the 2022 quest to locate Shackleton's lost ship, the Endurance. An interesting detail: the expedition first reached South Georgia Island, the gateway to Antarctica, exactly 110 years ago today.

I suggest what you think you know and what are actual facts may be mutually exclusive. But feel free to post your evidence.

I have no friends. Do you have a link ?

I thought Frank lived in China, another bastion of free speech—maybe he's just on loan from the FSB.

Maybe you know more about geography than the very stable genius: Nambia – Trump referred to "Nambia" instead of Namibia during a speech. Balkans vs. Baltics – Confused the Baltic countries with the Balkans while speaking to their leaders. Colorado Border Wall – Claimed he was building a border wall in Colorado, which doesn’t share a border with Mexico. Hungary and Russia – Incorrectly stated that Hungary shares a border with Russia. India and China – Claimed India does not share a border with China, which is obviously false. Belgium as a City – Referred to Belgium as if it were just a city. Kansas City Chiefs – Congratulated the Kansas City Chiefs for their Super Bowl win while associating them with Kansas instead of Missouri. Thighland – Called Thailand "Thighland" during a speech. Syria-Iraq Confusion – Claimed a military strike happened in Iraq when it was actually in Syria. Nepal and Bhutan – Mispronounced Nepal as "Nipple" and Bhutan as "Button." Sioux City – Thanked Sioux Falls while in Sioux City, Iowa. Spain Confusion – Mistakenly referred to Spain as if it were a city in the UK. Greece and Turkey – Claimed Greece and Turkey were not neighbors, which is incorrect. Puerto Rico – Suggested that Puerto Rico was part of the mainland U.S. No wonder he is the laughing stock of most world leaders, including Putin, Xi, and Kim Jong Un.

Surely, if you have a modicum of logic, you'd recognize ad hominem at its finest! Would you like me to explain what that means, or are you already familiar with the concept of attacking the person instead of addressing the argument?

I’m glad the leftists have taught you a few things. Education, along with critical thinking, logic, and reasoning, really are marvelous discussion tools.

You mean like with your posts?

When I first saw Trump in that garbage truck, I figured city sanitation finally drew the line. After clogging the sewers with his soiled diapers for years, they made him haul the mess away himself.

You welcome! https://x.com/DVNJr/status/1850528968144814369

For those who forgot Trump's broken promises during his presidency: Coronavirus would “go away without a vaccine.” He won’t have time to play golf if elected. Repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. Cut taxes for the middle class and make the rich pay more. Corporations would invest tax cuts in American workers. Boost economic growth by 4% annually. No cuts to Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid. Be “the voice” of American workers. $4,000 pay raise for average American families. Anyone who wants a COVID test can get one. Hydroxychloroquine protects against coronavirus. Eliminate the federal deficit. Hire “only the best people.” Lower prescription drug prices. Revive the coal industry. Help American workers during the pandemic. Drain the swamp. Protect Americans with pre-existing conditions. Mexico will pay for the border wall. Bring peace to the Middle East. Lock up Hillary Clinton. Use business experience to reform government. End DACA. Six weeks of paid maternity leave. End Kim Jong Un’s nuclear program. Distance from personal businesses. Keep jobs in America. End the opioid crisis. Release his tax returns. Renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal. Enact term limits for Congress. China would pay tariffs. Cut the cost of college tuition. Protect American steel jobs. Tax cuts would spur growth and pay for themselves. Negotiate a new environmental deal. Sue women accusing him of sexual misconduct. Bring all troops back from Afghanistan. Put America first in foreign policy. Be the voice of the common people. Trump’s 40 Biggest Broken Promises - The American Prospect

A stolen 2020 Election!

Pick an appropriate response from the Trump supporters' playbook: I didn’t see it. He didn’t mean it. You’ve taken it out of context. You obviously hate him. You are a lying SOB. By the way, did Biden steal the 2020 election from Trump? And will Trump concede if he loses next week?