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Analysis The chance of Trump winning another term is very real
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
vulnerable from what exactly ? leaving european union was the best thing we ever did -
Analysis The chance of Trump winning another term is very real
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Good idea,I'll take that onboard, -
Analysis The chance of Trump winning another term is very real
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
weak minds are indeed easily misled, you and others like you are proof of that -
Analysis The chance of Trump winning another term is very real
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I get your point , but i am from the uk, It wouldn't make things any worse Anyway still hoping he gets the chance to make America great again, I am also going to by shares in a mattress company, because when he does win the bed wetters will be hysterical -
Analysis The chance of Trump winning another term is very real
Bday Prang replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I almost wish I was American so I could vote for him, maybe I could just identify as such,its no more ridiculous than what others are entitled to identify as. I really hope he wins -
Learning to float and swim prevents the risk of drowning
Bday Prang replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News Headlines
My missis says most of the kids in the village can't swim and a good proportion of the adults too; one guy recently had his application to join the police refused because he couldn't swim, I asked her "how come the kids can't swim ? her reply was "there is nobody to teach them " So I said" there must be some one in the entire village that can swim", she replied "probably is but there is no swimming pool to learn in" "So why don't they teach them in the ponds where they spend a lot of of their time playing in the school hols" She gave me one of her "don't be stupid" looks "Can't be done in a pond , not the same, waters not the same, and there's no steps to get in and out" All this dialogue was in Thai, but she then turned to face her mother and an animated conversation took place in Khmer which ended in them both laughing whilst looking at me and shakin their heads So that's one reason why many don't swim -
See, all along the answer was staring them in the face, they could have hired the services of a local girl probably for around 1000 bt.( paid by victim) to provide hand hand relief or whatever relief the victim requested, that might of reduced the swelling , surely worth a try, before steaming in with a hacksaw?
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When i first came here also about 30 years ago I hardly ever saw a cat, I remember a travel book I had that even explained why "Thai cats survive mainly by keeping out of sight" or so it said. There seems to have been a surge in popularity recently, coinciding with covid, but i don't know if there is a connection I also wondered about the tail, at first I thought they were botched amputations, but I can happily tell you that it's a genetic thing, I read about it online, but whilst I am as skeptical of online stuff as I am of what I read in newspapers, the wife's sister's cat confirmed it for me. That cat has a classic short tail with a hooked end, and recently had 4 kittens , 2 had short hooked tails, One has a short tail with no hook, and one has the longest "normal" tail I have ever seen on a cat The deformed tails do not seem to negatively affect the cats at all, and they have no problem jumping up on tables or anywhere else
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Care was required when cutting it off, had they slipped they would have got the sack !!
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Buying a used car from a car tent
Bday Prang replied to brianthainess's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
looks like thats the end of it then , shame really -
There is science on both sides, that's the nature of science , especially when there is a lot of it, its not difficult to cherry pick the internet and find graphs and statistics to support any theory, and when the subject in question is as complex as the climate, its even easier to do, there is an immense amount of pretty much useless information out there just waiting for anybody to latch on to. in order to further their cause or win their argument whatever their viewpoint. Comments such as yours are a perfect example of why rational discussion will never be possible, on this matter, anybody who dares to even question the "narrative" is immediately labeled a denier, or a troll, or even bizarrely a right-wing extremist !. Purely to shutdown any further dialogue This is not a rational way to discuss anything, And it inevitably descends into a verbal battlefield Does this sound familiar? it should do as it is exactly the same situation we had with threads about Covid. people again often labeled as deniers, (again) anti vaxxers, granny killers, even right wingers (again)!! Its all a complete waste of time but quite entertaining