IvorBiggun2
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Dogs are used as burglar alarms pure and simple. Just look at how many are kept on a long line all day, every day.
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Same goes for a catapult.
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At the end of the day these Russian draft dodgers will have to go home at sometime in the future. Do they really think that they're going to be welcomed home with open arms? They've committed a treasonable act and will still be accountable for their actions no matter when they go home. Putin or no Putin.
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Not just Pattaya unfortunately.
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Christ the recycler must be losing big style. BS
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There's never a complete ban where I live. You'll always find somewhere that will sell.
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Close the gate after the horse has bolted. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
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Please suggest a self defence for my age?
IvorBiggun2 replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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I told a doctor tuther week that I was going to have a PSA test done. He told me that unless i was showing symptoms of prostate problems not to bother. So I did a bit of Google-ing and took the doctors advice. https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/psa-test/about/pac-20384731#:~:text=The test doesn't always,have a normal PSA level.
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They would have supplied an ambulance with a ventilator. And no they wouldn't have turned the ventilator off. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1621096/
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Yellow Books/Pink ID Cards. Will they do instead of a passport? Or does it have to be a passport?
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You obviously don't know my government hospital they're never short of beds. They keep spare beds out in the corridors for emergencies. As for the guy he wasn't denying anyone a bed or the use of a ventilator. Plus he wasn't really taking up the nurses time as his wife took care of all his bodily functions. He was not a burden upon any of the hospital staff.
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Serious question do you live here? I was in a government hospital tuther week for 5 days. I was in a ward where a man was on a ventilator and he was basically dead. My wife told me the doctor wanted his wife to take him home but she refused as she didn't want him to die at home. The doctor had no choice but to keep him in.
