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On 6/3/2023 at 12:40 AM, onthedarkside said:
Nearly two thirds of voters believe Brexit has contributed to runaway inflation and soaring food prices
And 2/3rd of voters are right. The key word used is "contributed," not "caused."
Food price rises are linked to increased energy prices. Refrigeration, electricity, transport and business overheads. Fertilizer costs have increased by 200% compared to the start of 2022.
The UK also has difficulty in recruiting workers for harvest and there is some increased export overheads
Inflation has a multitude of "Contributing factors". Brexit is one but not the main one.
This is a pointless article. It tells you nothing.
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The guy fled before the police came so probably up to no good. He dictated his lifestyle so has to live with the consequences.
Stabbed in the calf, strange place
The police are probably looking for a foreigner with a 2ft high girlfriend.
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1 hour ago, Madgee said:
Madgee shared a trail with the same enquiry
Contact MS directly to clarify. In this enquiry it was stated by the requester it was a genuine email after they contacted MS but their reply could be fake . Only MS will know.
Treat it as suspicious and a phishing email till you have contact MS directly to clarify
Note to everyone. You can use a gmail email address as an MS account user email.
This is not an email about a Gmail account, but an MS account where a Gmail address has been used to set up the MS account.
I have multiple MS accounts that do not use MS email addresses and one of them, uses a Gmail alias.
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Seems a solid secure financial transaction process
Bank → Chair → Crypto Exchange
I see no risks here.
2 hours ago, webfact said:...... he posted online that he wanted to buy digital money
I always do that when I have money to invest. Just explain to everyone online you have piles of cash and you want to buy Crypto then watch the great offers come flooding in. Who needs a financial advisor when you can buy NIGERIUM and SCAMCOIN directly from the people minting them. It's a no brainer.
Also works for trying to find a young girlfriend who looks like a model..
Mine got stuck in the airport with huge airport taxes to pay, then was about to catch a flight but was hospitalised with 2 failed kidneys.
I am funding her ongoing dialysis and her family keep losing a buffalo every couple of weeks.
But at least she loves me ????
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3 hours ago, owl sees all said:
But if the opportunity with a Thai swimmer comes up I will be more than keen to try.
I´ll try to hook you up
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19 hours ago, webfact said:
There might even be international criminals using Thailand as a base for illegal activities.
Really?
Who would have thought that.....
I suppose the average IQ at the top of the police force went up from 7 to 9 on this amazing piece of deduction.
Give that man a lollipop, shave his head and call him Kojak !!!
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Pros and Cons
at a ratio of 1:1000 me thinks
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Thai home electric wiring and electric cars. That's a great idea.
I hope they increase the number of firefighter to compensate.
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If you take the risk, you foot the bill. If the hospital let him go home before this, the bill will never be paid.
So pay up. The hospital staff didn't turn him away. Go remortgage your home, sell your car, max out your credit cards and take out loans.
Next time think about the risk and mitigate with insurance that covers all possibilities. If something where being intoxicated or not wearing a helmet invalidates the insurance, don't drink and put on a hard hat.
Always travel fully insured and save your stupidity till you get home.
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He said the reason he committed the horrific abuse is that his girlfriend “would not follow orders,”
I´d lock him up for a long time and force feed him Dog Poop 3 times a day (without rice of course).
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7 hours ago, still kicking said:And if most of them were Army I hope they see the light now and listen to the people
Of course. They have nothing to lose. After all there is no corruption and none of them face lengthy prison sentences if the new government gets power.
It's like Turkeys voting for Christmas.
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3 hours ago, webfact said:
providing Pita with a strong majority of 309 MPs.
Unfortunately they need 376 seats to have over half the vote so there is no majority not even a narrow one.
Welcome to the banana republic of Thailand.
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I see another Myanmar coming perhaps. Depends on how much the people want the change and how much the army will protect the dictatorship.
Tough time are coming either way. Pseudo democracy, where you vote but the results are ignored is not democracy, just a dictatorship creating the illusion of democracy to keep the peoples will suppressed.
Get an emergency bag packed, check the flights outta here and let's all hope it doesn't come to that.
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Democracy in action. You can all vote.
You can vote for whoever you want
However, whoever wins can´t do anything
Way too many nepotistic unelected snouts in the trough
Sounds more like a dictatorship with a pseudo democratic top coat to make it look good.
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17 minutes ago, Confuscious said:
The story says clearly that "she was hanging around the Cannabis shop to beg for food".
Not to buy Cannabis.- She will not be the last daughter of the leaf who will blow all her cash on drugs rather than think about going home when the cash is still there. It's is the precursor for the future that legalising MJ presents..
- As to her sister sending money, I´m not feeling that vibe. If my sister was stuck in Thailand and ran out of cash I would not send her $10000. I´d pay for her ticket home and book a car from where she is to the airport.
- Sending a large sum of money to a stranded pot head in a country where MJ is legal is about as safe as asking a bar girl to look after your wallet while you go to the toilet.
- I have been so poor that I had no money for food myself. I was forced to rely on charity handouts. When you have depression you cannot think rationally nor see the way out. This seems to be a cry for help which someone should answer. The last time it was missed as I remember a young man jumped to his death at Bangkok airport
- Lets hope someone from her embassy sees this article and reaches out to get her home. That´s exactly what they are there for.
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On 4/28/2023 at 4:33 AM, webfact said:
Police arrested a violent drug addict at a condominium in Bangkok for assaulting and raping his mother
Let's hope someone hairy monsters make him their B*tch in prison and return the favor 3 or 4 times a day till they wear his hole out (and them some).
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2 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:
A surviving victim, Pla, revealed in an interview with the media that she and Am were friends because her husband and Am’s ex-husband were police officers.
The alleged serial killer borrowed money of 250,000 baht from her in September of last year.
Neither a borrower nor a lender be, for loan oft loses both itself and friend, and borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.
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8 hours ago, JBChiangRai said:My 2 daughters live in Bo Sang attending Payap University.
They are like most girls their age, their house is like a pig sty.
Does anyone have any recommendation for a maid to come in one or two days per week?
Leave them to it. It's part of growing up and taking responsibility.
If you bail them out they will make even more mess as they now know someone else will clear it up.
You´re not living there so why do you worry? Let them live in the squalor and filth.
They're over 18 and adults, not your job to bail them out anymore.
I few bouts of food poisoning, some bed bug bites, and discovering the dark crunch bits in their yoghurt is actually mouse poop will swing them around.
If you really want to hire help then I recommend sending a Henry round and leaving the rest to them.
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I am often asked how I like my steak.
very very rare.
"wipe its nose and take of the hooves."
I use my Tefal Optigrill and it cooks both side top perfection in about 45 seconds leaving the juices flowing.
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Dig deep and pay for the quality. cheap beef is like cheap wine or cheap coffee.
You may save a few $ but it tastes like sh*t. You don't want to be called Khii Nok.
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9 hours ago, JayClay said:
Unveiling the dark side of sex doll collecting
Is there a light side to it?
12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:While he was dressing the doll, his girlfriend came around to check on it....
“Don’t you think the doll looks exactly like me? It looks so realistic. Agree?”
Must be the fact they were wearing matching school uniforms.
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Now beaches need to have lights, and warnings that seaweed is slippery. Jeepers!
What next? Paint large rocks red and rake over the sand to make is smooth after kids make sand castles so people don't trip.
It's a beach, it has steps that get covered with water where seaweed grows and that makes them slippery.
I have sympathy for the guy as no one expects to slip and break their neck. It's an accident with a tragic end that could have been avoided if he used some degree of common sense.
But surely you don't have to tell people to be careful, as walking on parts of the submerged sea wall after the tide goes out is risky. Especially in the dark.
No one in their right mind is going to pay for lights down km's of beaches and sweep the enormously concrete steps of seaweed just in case a lone someone who is less commonsensical decides to walk there. There are things called torches for just this reason.
Doesn't call for a lawsuit. And if it was the case it should be Poseidon or Neptune they should be sueing. I'm sure their pocket are bulging with sunken treasure.
Whats the exchange rate for Bahts to Doubloons I wonder?
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7 hours ago, webfact said:
She claims when she entered Thailand recently an Immigration Officer forgot to stamp her passport.
Use their brains. If she is in Thailand and from Holland, unless she swam the Mekong she arrived at the airport. She says recently so it's not a long term issue.
What takes 5 days to figure out? Look at the manifest for the flight she arrived on.
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Dangerous political flux in the aftermath of the General Election is growing and poses a threat
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Who know what may happen in TH. Could go good or could go bad very quickly. Such is the political volatility of emerging countries. What we do know is it's a sham democracy.
The rich and corrupt will never hand over control as there are too many snouts in the trough. A fresh government poses a threat to them, either in cutting them out of the gravy train, or purging them.
If there is even a chance that their power can be compromised they will find a way to rip out the roots of the threat.
For me the threat of grass-roots political turmoil is still bubbling away and the voice seems to getting louder.
Hope for the best but plan for the worst.