
Hamus Yaigh
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Kamala Harris Defends Policy Stance in Heated Fox News Interview
Hamus Yaigh replied to Social Media's topic in World News
What else did you expect, the US is their main ally. Sounds like sour grapes on your part your political opponent in the coming election is making hay out of it. -
Surprised to hear they still had email, Loxinfo stopped theirs about 20 years ago?
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Kamala Harris Defends Policy Stance in Heated Fox News Interview
Hamus Yaigh replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Surely the "whatabout Trump though" message is what most of the rest of the country and the world is rationally thinking isn't it? Who in their right mind would want a lying divisive narcissist felon to preside over an the largest economy in the world? -
$250 a year! Forget it. Windows built in Android player is not 250USD per year, its free and ad free so is is smoother experience than Bluestacks you mentioned.
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I don't need Bluestacks on my Windows 11. It plays Android apps using the built in Android player. IPTV Smarters for Android on Win11 with a subscription m3u stream provider works well.
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Worst Joke Ever 2025
Hamus Yaigh replied to warfie's topic in Jokes - Puzzles and Riddles - Make My Day!
A.I is still struggling with this humor, but almost there.... Ah, that's a classic math joke! Let me break it down for you: The square root of -1 is an imaginary number, denoted as "i". It's called imaginary because it doesn't exist in the traditional number line. In mathematics, "i" is also commonly used as a variable to represent an imaginary number. So, when you divide "i" by 8, you get "i/8", which sounds similar to "eye ate" when spoken aloud. Therefore, the punchline of the joke is that the result of dividing the square root of -1 by 8 is "i/8" or "eye ate", which is a pun that sounds like "I ate". It's a play on words that's meant to be silly and fun, but also shows off a bit of math knowledge! -
Worst Joke Ever 2025
Hamus Yaigh replied to warfie's topic in Jokes - Puzzles and Riddles - Make My Day!
You need AI mate: I'd be happy to explain the joke! This is a play on words that relies on some knowledge of physics and Latin terminology. Here's the breakdown: Pendula: The plural form of "pendulum," a physical device that swings back and forth in a regular motion. Sat on our ba: This is a play on words that sounds like "sine and cosine," which are mathematical functions that describe the motion of a pendulum. Doing our sa: This is another play on words that sounds like "tangent," another mathematical function that is related to sine and cosine. So, the joke is that the student is using the words "sat on our ba" and "doing our sa" as a pun for "sine, cosine, and tangent," which are all related to the motion of a pendulum. It's a clever and nerdy joke that would likely make physics enthusiasts chuckle! -
Incredible US banking ineptness
Hamus Yaigh replied to jaywalker2's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Maybe because I don't want a fraudulent credit card account associated with my email? Every spam email you receive is fraud associated with your email, life's too short to follow up every spam you get with a phone call. Just hit the SPAM button and forget/block it. -
Incredible US banking ineptness
Hamus Yaigh replied to jaywalker2's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
Why would anyone go to the trouble of doing this? Just flag the email as spam and forget it! Besides no bank would send a statement to an email account. -
Thai Actress’s Brother Refuses Settlement with Russian Attacker
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Says more about you than Thais methinks. -
Vance Labels Harris as a Major Threat to Religious Liberty
Hamus Yaigh replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Only someone with learning difficulties would fail to grasp the idea that the COVID vaccines saved lives and Vance politicizing it now is simply him desperately trying to save his own life in politics in the coming election by spouting any kind of nonsense possible under the pretense of the right to free speech. -
Platinum prices (albeit more expensive to mine) are predominantly determined by industrial usage. This is currently relatively lower than in the past meaning platinum is cheaper than gold whilst gold also holds its higher value as an historical store of value which is currently rising as interest rates fall.
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It's nothing to do with prostrating yourself or racism. Like the Pope told you, you have to pick the lesser of two evils. That seems like an easy choice.
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There was no 3 against 1 bias unless you count 3 normal people against one unhinged? If one candidate is making statements that are demonstrably false or misleading, it is appropriate for the moderators to push back and ask for clarification or evidence. This is not necessarily a sign of bias, but rather a reflection of the moderators' responsibility to ensure that the debate is informative and useful for voters.
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Well they don't claim illegal immigrants are eating peoples cats and dogs or saying babies are being executed after birth during a presidential debate.
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Swiss man in Phuket acquitted of assaulting doctor
Hamus Yaigh replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
It seems to show he's a first class a-hole and anyone who is that probably is guilty but got away with it. -
Is the car currently parked in NEP or under the BTS Sukhumvit station? We'd need to know that in order to get the correct traffic lanes and direction.
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The Death penalty your opinion
Hamus Yaigh replied to georgegeorgia's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Doesn't that bring the executioner or people who vote for executions down to the same base level of the animals you describe? 73% of the worlds countries have abolished the death penalty on the grounds that its a inhumane act by the captors. Acts that hark back to medieval times. To be a proponent of the death penalty leaves you in a minority of the human race today. -
This suggests that it's acceptable to speculate on someone's sexual behavior if it allegedly helped them achieve their current position. However, this is a harmful and misogynistic trope that is often used to discredit women in positions of power. Is that something about you that you like to portray - doesn't it say more about you that the subject?
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