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  1. 21 hours ago, Puccini said:

    @snoop1130  "People's Republic of China (including Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan)" is included in the list of countries whose nationals qualify for the new 60-day visa-exempt entry.

     

    Are we now going to have separate topics about it for each Chinese province or region?

     

    Never mind, I doubt China will even exist before long.

    Can only hope. Same with Palestine. North Korea 

    and Iran.

    Nothing but trouble, the lot of em.

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  2. On 7/15/2024 at 10:13 PM, Pouatchee said:

     

    your op was ambiguous... cars can have straight pipes too...

     

    nuts, rocks... bad idea  go for bearings the size you find in a crank... 3 oughta do the trick... mechanics are greedy and will likely tell the guy he needs an overhaul cos his crank is about to go bust

    About the dumbest reasoning I have ever heard. 

    How do crank bearings get past the piston and out the exhaust port.

    F*** me.

  3. 5 hours ago, billd766 said:

    Really?

     

    Try reading the OP again.

     

    Clipped from the OP.

     

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    She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business Administration from California University and another PhD in Management and Resource Development from Maejo University.

     

    Additionally, she has completed advanced administrative development programmes and earned the Manager Award 2021 for outstanding business management from the Asean Business Association and Civil Society Council of Thailand.

     

    Her business acumen is evident as she owns four beauty companies: Clinic Intergroup, Keskamol Dental Clinic, Inter Derma Laboratory, and Medical Pharma.

     

    How many degrees do you have, and how many companies do you own?

     

    She will soon be a Senator

     

    And you think that she is stupid, 55555.

     

    That doesn't say much for you, does it?

     

     

    Well she probably had to a lot of sucking up to get this far, wink.

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  4. 1 hour ago, phitsanulokjohn said:

    I actually agree.I think the reason the UK govt, doesn't legalise it,is because there's far more money floating around in the black economy,than if they legalised&taxed it,and so putting the dealers out of business.

    Same thing happens in Australia.

    Ninbin in NSW is a prime example.

    The grey- black economy maintains financial stability.

  5. 9 hours ago, john donson said:

    the world is being hijacked by this 1% of population that think they are in the wrong body

     

    many of those also scream free palestine

     

    while muslim leaders, say openly what they do with the letter alphabet soup if found in their country

     

    Is it even one percent?

    Sanctuary indeed.

    The clowns might need to put a flower in their hair, to be recognized.

     

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  6. 17 hours ago, webfact said:

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    In an alarming incident, the Election Commission (EC) inadvertently revealed the national ID numbers of over 23,000 candidates who advanced to district-level senatorial elections.

     

    The Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC)’s Eagle Eye Centre highlighted the breach, pointing out a clear violation of personal data protection laws.

     

    The breach surfaced when the names of 23,645 candidates were published via the Line app, accompanied by Microsoft Excel files containing sensitive personal details.

     

    Kengkart Kup-akkarapinyo and Wanna Horkanya, two candidates affected by the leak, promptly lodged a formal petition demanding a transparent investigation.

     

    They addressed their concerns directly to EC Chairman Ittiporn Boonpracong, urging immediate measures to mitigate potential damages and provide clarity on how such a breach occurred.

     

    The PDPC, operating under the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry, is tasked with enforcing the PDPC Act that aims to protect sensitive personal data. This incident has prompted the PDPC to call on social media users not to circulate the leaked information further, warning about the risk of scams and identity theft.

     

    Despite diligent monitoring between November and May, where they surveilled 26,301 government agencies and achieved a significant reduction in accidental data breaches from 31.40% to 1.21%, this recent event underscores the persistent vulnerabilities in data security frameworks. 

     

    The EC’s predicament is compounded by a ruling from the Constitutional Court, compelling them to present their list of witnesses and evidence in a consequential case against the Move Forward Party (MFP) by June 18.

     

    Today, the nine-judge bench of the Constitutional Court commenced deliberations over the EC’s petition to dissolve MFP, already met with a robust written defence by the party on June 4.

     

    Further unsettling the political landscape, Thailand's Constitutional Court decided in an 8-1 vote to review petitions challenging key elements of the law overseeing the election of the nation’s 200 new senators.

     

    This decision raises significant queries regarding the integrity and forthcoming procedures of the senatorial elections.

     

    Picture courtesy: MGR online

     

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    And what? To my way of thinking this is a positive.

     

    Upstanding representatives are required and the people should be informed as to the credentials of those who wish to govern.

     

    Convicted heroin trafficking, former PMs, bribe suspects need not apply.

     

    Stupid country.

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  7. 9 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

    Rubbish.

    You have no way of knowing that.

    I have had some serious issues with dope heads during the last couple of years and I am not a violent or aggressive man.

    I have never hit anyone and I have never smoked dope. But I do have a drink now and again.

    Look fella,as said before get over it.

    You obviously have some major problem with the weed. Maybe your one true love left with a dope smoker, I have no idea but hell, you demonize the herb at every opportunity.

    Move on mate.

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