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Maybe you meant that the girls go wild over them. If the girls went wild for them, then they would be consuming them, as in buying them, or using them. So, what you meant, obviously is that the girls go wild over you when you wear Rolex watches, one on each wrist. Also, if you want to wear a Rolex watch properly, as they do in Taiwan, then the band of the watch must be super loose so that the heavy watch will dangle from the wrist. Maybe it's just that Taiwan men have such small wrists, like girls? Yes, they do. But, this does not mean that the Taiwanese men could not go to the jeweler and have one or five links removed from the standard band of a Rolex, so that they could wear their Rolex watch as most men do, REAL men, from around the world.

Only the voters. Hair is one of the most important characteristics of a successful politician.

Remember, in the early 1970s, in the USA, the mantra oft repeated Through every Middlesex village and farm: Black is Beautiful! I remember it well. Everyone walked around with a HUGE Afro and an Afro comb. Those were the days.....!

This is the first time I needed to look up a word I did not know on TV. What is detorial beauty. This is not a typo, and does not seem to be a mispelling. The closest thing I can think of might be something like Dictatorial Beauty. Mussolini had dictatorial beauty, IMHO, for example....maybe.... Trump, too, has his own style of authoritarian beauty. Kemala is not beautiful in any way. If Kemala were Thai/American, then I would vote for her, even if she spoke Pattaya English. Thai-American women have much more beauty than Indian-Puerto-Rican-American women, but this is only my personal eye for beauty...maybe... I forgot to mention Old Joe's sartorial beauty.

I would have left Taiwan much earlier, to come to Thailand. I should have left Taiwan in Y2K.

Just how well do you know her? Even better than Barack?

How do we know that this was not ketamine adulterated with Fentanyl?

Only a reckless fool would have a young child (or older child) on a motosai. No doubt, they are therefore BOTH in the wrong.

Absolutely. After living on The Isle Formosa, where everyone has Island Fever, I was thinking the same thing. Formosan people NEVER forget a slight such as this. The memory will fester until ..... One day....It will OUT!

They look about the same as Salaryman (サラリーマン, sararīman) in the 1960s and 1970s. The Japanese once loved blue suits. Even today, Japanese men love to dress alike, like in the army, or like wearing their school uniforms, once more. And, they even like schoolgirls in school uniforms, too.

I DO NOT understand this woman! a. I never cry when they tell me I cannot go home. b. I ONLY cry when they tell me I cannot stay. The last place I want to be is home in the USA with Trump and Biden, and all that Fentanyl Fun. Thailand is so much better. And I would NEVER CRY unless they told me I must go home. I do not get it. She should be happy to stay here. And, who would want to go to India, Either!!! It's too hot in India.

Maybe born in England... But his heart is in India.

Should never have happened in the first place. What a bounder.

Yes. Biden was right. Trump has more lives than an alley cat.

Dear Folks, Now that we know Biden is unfit for office, at least we have Trump, who, according to the NYT, is ALSO Unfit for Office! Hallelujah! But wait, it's not all bad news because: a. If Trump is America's CHILLING CHOICE...then.... b. Trump will also become our salvation from Global Warming!!!!!! What could be finer? This is the main reason to vote for Trump. A Vote for Trump is a Vote to Cool Planet Earth! https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/07/11/opinion/editorials/donald-trump-2024-unfit.html For some reason, the NYT chose to use white script on a black background for this OpED! What? Are they in mourning or something???? Why? Regards, Gamma Note: Very Chilling, Indeed!

Yes. Very familiar. It reminds me of Act IV, Scene 1, Macbeth. And that boiling kettle. And the fillet of fenny snake. And all the trouble, trouble, lying just below the surface.

Here is more recent data from a different source showing overdose-related death, by country, compiled in 2020...a much more recent bit of data. https://www.commonwealthfund.org/blog/2022/too-many-lives-lost-comparing-overdose-mortality-rates-policy-solutions a. So then what is the factor(s) causing this huge disparity between the US/Scotland and the rest of the world? b. The differences between countries is incredible! Why? THE report/paper/article linked here provides many possible factors causing what is seen in the above data.

In China, we say WAN-SUI !!! WANSUI, WANSUI !!!! 10.000 years. Like XiJinPing WanSui. However, if you say, WanShui...it means SLEEP for 10,000 years....which is NG! This Jap-Dude seems to have been out of his gourd on something. Maybe his GF sold him some problematic DouFu, or something.

Drug overdoes in the USA began rising exponentially the year I left America. But, not sure if there is any correlation. Still, the question remains: WHY? https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aau1184

Where is that? North Korea? How did you end up there????

NO! NO! NO! NO1 That is NOT what I am trying to do. I stated that fentanyl can be introduced into other drugs, and other illicit drugs, by sellers, for various reasons. And, this causes high risk for users of many illicit drugs. And, this causes sudden and unexpected death. THIS is what I am stating. My argument is NOT ridiculous. But, maybe you are just too HIGH to understand what I clearly stated in the OP. Read it again when you are more clearheaded, ......maybe?

People on Taiwan have Island Fever. On Taiwan, island fever manifests itself in behavior such as passive aggressive behaviors, like setting the neighbor's car on fire, or using acid to destroy the paint. Also, island fever severely warps the views of people on Taiwan, causing them to lose touch with the reality of the rest of the world. Island fever is real.

Regarding the dengue vaccine, I had thought that this vaccine was not given or recommended unless one had already contracted dengue once previously. Although, I am not sure if this information is supported by valid evidence, or by the supplier of the vaccine.

The bite of the mosquitoes, at least one variety, is extremely painful. This particular species is worse than the bite of those anywhere else in the world I have been. The pain and itching can last for up to a week, or more. This is why I use ACs 24/7/365. When I was young, and in New England, the weather during the spring, summer and early autumn was magnificent. No need for ACs at any time. But now we live in a radically different world. Nothing but high humidity, smoke, mosquitoes, motosai without mufflers, and much more. I never open my windows in Chiang Mai, and BKK is probably worse. Yes, there are a lot of mosquitoes around my house. But, there are very many every year. I haven't counted them using some sort of counting device that I do not have the money to buy. And, what about dengue fever, too? I was at the hospital a month ago to refill a prescription, and I saw a young man lying on a gurney (NO not laying on a gurney!). He kept telling the nurse how much pain he was in. And, the hospital kept giving him forms to sign, and taking his credit card info. So, I just hope I do not get dengue from the mosquitoes around my house. That's all I have to say. Mosquitoes are painful enough, even without dengue, however.

Hi Folks, Anyone here doubt the seriousness of the illicit drug crisis in the US and many other countries? Here is an interesting article, short and to the point: https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/think-drug-legalisation-is-a-good-idea-visit-fentanyl-land/ The question now becomes: How to protect young people, who often experiment once or twice, from dying due to substances such as fentanyl which is intentionally introduced by illegal sellers into many other drugs. Also, why has America been hit so hard, much harder than other countries? And, how significant is the risk for Thailand, in the near future? When the seller intentionally introduces fentanyl into some other illicit drug, and when this results in death of the user, at least in the USA in some states, the seller can be charged with murder, based on newer laws in some states. How much longer can America accept the drug-related deaths without much stronger action? Is the pendulum about to swing back? Maybe the USA needs drug policies similar to those of Singapore? Good idea? Regards, Gamma Note: These Fentanyl deaths are rather hard on mothers.... Many heartbreaking videos on this site, for example....