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1 hour ago, bodga said:
Judging by the noise my workers make all you here is slurp slurp slurp and smacking of lips, yes it's loud.
Hear hear I say.
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What amuses me is that she has been teaching student this way all her career, as have many of her colleagues.
It surely should not suprise anyone at this late date
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9 minutes ago, fredwiggy said:American is considered native speaking English and that's why some schools look to hire those from America, who don't have an accent. All English speaking "accents" are good, and a Thai can learn from all of them, but to learn the correct pronunciation, they have to use American native speakers. if you know how to pronounce the words and phrases correctly, with proper intonation, your level of speech understanding is also increased.( sentence borrowed from google)
Why would you think american native speakers dont have an accent? That is just ridiculous.
They all clearly do have an american accent, likely affected by region.
Accents can be more neutral or more pronounced, but every english teacher regardless has an accent by definition.
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Been using classic shell for years, set up once forgot it is there.
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One does have to wonder if he has a stockpile if the stuff he wants to unload.
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Magic 8 ball or tarot cards may yield a more specific answer.
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2 hours ago, Damrongsak said:
"... 3,700 litres of methylfentanyl ..."
How many fatal doses would that be?
Its unimaginable.
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1 hour ago, Mama Noodle said:Enough to kill a significant portion of the population of that country, if injected in a vein.
Beyond that, a few stay grains of fentanyl used to increase potency in a dose of something else can render it lethal.
No injection required, just neck the wrong pill or snort the wrong line and it is over.
There is very little margin for error and a miscalibrated device can cause fatalities.
This kind of puts it into persepective:
https://www.statnews.com/2016/09/29/why-fentanyl-is-deadlier-than-heroin/
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14 minutes ago, YetAnother said:
so he doesnt know anything; yet the standard thai montra; "you can go out but your can't"
Im unfamiliar with that particular "montra"
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More simply put you cannot copy an installed program for use elewhere.
It is futile to try unless you have serious experience, which, if you did, would mean you wouldnt ask the question in the first place.
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9 hours ago, Yorkshire Tea said:
Just avoid shops that practise this cr@p. Hopefully, they'll give up. Temperature checks, can keep.
Exactly.
Comply or stay away.
If your "privacy" is so very important, find an alternative place to shop.
And of course accept the limited selection of goods your principles have made available to you.
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5 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:
Monitor lizard found hiding out in woman’s car engine
Wow! That car must have a big block V8 with a crankcase large enough for that monitor to squeeze into. Or was it hiding in a cylinder.
I've heard of horsepower but lizard power........????
What?
It was in the engine compartment, not the engine block itself.
Even if you were unable tomread the story, one would have hoped the pic would have cleared that up.
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This is scary, when fetanyl hit british colombia, opiod junkies and professionals who liked to dabble recreationally in things like ecstacy and coke were waking up dead.
This could have deadly and far reaching consequences to many demographics.
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ah thaivisa, let it all out, no really, just say what you think.
odd that those rascist thais you so like to decry haven't joined in yet though
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3 hours ago, OnTheGround said:When this become common knowledge, many will hesitate to visit any mall. At the entrance is expected, but also at all shops? Too much.
Requested to answer feedback when leave each store, and be nagged to give a good feedback. Way over the top.
No phone, requires passport to enter malls.
No phone, no passport, denied entry.
Will be interesting to see how (many) few visitors the malls will get.
They will get plenty. There will be a rush to comply by businesses and an eventual slackening as folks become bored of the routine.
Meanwhile people on here who rarely leave the house or make a single trip to makro once every two weeks will bleat about injustice and invasion of privacy, make ridiculous claims that they will take their business eleswhere and their beleagured wives will continue doing what they do despite the hollow objections.
Personally its been six months since I set foot in a mall, but had I reason, I cant see how writing down a name and number on a random sheet of paper will breach my treasured privacy in any way.
I suspect the same people complaining about their privacy are the same who do not even cringe when presenting membership/discount cards to cashiers for which they have already provided this information and beyond registering their location registers every product they buy.
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I wonder if the seizure order was submitted in ALL CAPS
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3 hours ago, wasabi said:
I posted it. When I viewed the article It did not require I have a subscription and I wasn't aware that was a function of the site. Sometimes they give you freebies and you don't even realize it. Clicking on the link I now see it wants me to pay and I would never post such a link, but it hadn't the first time. Now you have your answer.
Have you tried bypassing cookies and the paywall in incognito mode?
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14 hours ago, bert bloggs said:
to right ,that was just one small part of London and they killed each other ,not spread out over the UK knifing all and sundry .
todays paper in leeds ,16 year old boy arrested for attempted murder by stabbing of a man 15 and 11 year old with him given bail ,they were stealing his sons bike.
Good clean british crime.
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5 hours ago, Lovebucket said:
i am 63 years old and
today a 17 year old girl said i couldn't go into tesco unless i gave my name at the door. micky mouse will be buying his milk and coffee elsewhere in the future. i sincerely hope that 7 11 get the spanking they deserve also
It is unclear what you hope to prove, but it is clear that your custom is of absolutely no consequence to anyone.
You are the very definition of entitlement and delusion, don quixote.
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29 minutes ago, Retarded said:
It seems as much nonsense as Chinese traditional medicine.
Username checks out.
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1 hour ago, Matzzon said:
Immunity to humour? No, not at all. Just don´t put it on a level of toilet visits and <deleted> or <deleted>. Thank you for letting me know where you put your level. Anything else I can do for you, Sir?
Ah, to be above it all.
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35 minutes ago, Mama Noodle said:
I realize all this, and trust me I used it all for a few years but dumped it all for a Shield box, VPN and paid subscriptions to most of the major streaming sites. Kodi always seemed to me that people would grab a torrent file and stream it and by doing so you lose alot of the audio/video quality over watching it direct.
Yeah, I dont use kodi, unless its as a player and im having issues with the cinema apk native player, gernrally when I cant switch off subtiles for whatever reason ,
I use cinema.apk with real-debrid or netflix for content.
I find kodi 5.1 sound usually works well in passthrough mode, the nad does all the heavy lifting.
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9 minutes ago, Mama Noodle said:
I have a 1,000 Mbps internet connection, 75" 4k Smart TV, and a Harman Kardon soundbar with subwoofer and 5.1 Audio, so when I for example watch a Kodi type stream VS a native Netflix 4K stream, the difference is shocking both in sound quality and picture quality.
Odd I have a similar tv setup with mibox 3 and nad t748 with full 5.1 speakers and I find a good quality file is pretty much identical.
Once you can judge file and encoding types, you know what to pick.
If you are playing a <deleted> rip, its going to look <deleted>.
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Personally, I just make sure I use tones, and if corrected adjust the next time.
Over time it becomes automatic and you start getting it right.
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Trump says he is taking hydroxychloroquine as hedge against virus
in World News
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Well, there you are then, predictable to a fault, our donald