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Was the dog ok?

How low can you go?

Venezuela, Nigeria, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Somalia and Yemen. Not exactly America First. A skeptic might think he was trying to hide something.

Unfortunately, 75 million Americans did.

Agree. I’ve received treatment at several different Thai hospitals and clinics. Not all are as competent as one might hope, but they have always been caring. Bumrungrad has been the best in my experience. I’ve been a patient there for 39 years, and they’ve saved my life at least twice.

McDonald's Robinson Sukumvit has the best coffee on Sukhumvit Road. Still 65THB for 8 oz cup.

There is no reason for Venezuelan exports to China to cease unless Trump stops them, which I doubt—think rare earths. Unless both are afraid of Trump, Putin may feel justified in expanding his sphere into parts of NATO, and Xi may decide it is time to take Taiwan.

I suspect that Putin and Xi will be thrilled that Trump has essentially redefined the world into three spheres of influence. I take South America, Vlad can have Europe and Xi takes Asia. More popcorn please.

I have been using Green Lab for a couple years. Recommend.

GreenLab required a script once. All orders since have not required it. Delivery is by EMS to Bangkok so no tel required. I don't know about outside Bangkok.

I received a delivery from Thai EMS yesterday.

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Full transparency!

Rage bait: online content deliberately designed to provoke anger, offense, or outrage to drive engagement (likes, comments, shares) for clicks, views, and potentially revenue,

After Trump's first win I started telling people I was from New York.

During the war crimes trials following WW2 a number of Japanese naval commanders were convicted for the murder of shipwreck survivors. (Ref: Tokyo War Crimes Trials)

Killing Shipwrecked Survivors is Not Just Illegal—It Endangers U.S. Servicemembers.

It wont work.

Yes! Who is this Epstein guy you speak of?🤩

Your perspective reflects financial privilege, I'm happy for you, but needing your pension or Social Security in retirement isn’t a sign of failure—it’s the system working as intended for millions.