Will B Good

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NOOOOOOO. Not again! There must be a forum rule against copying and pasting your own posts..... over and over again.

Shame...you'll be missing out on some new, biggly words and crowds in excess of 8.7 billion.

As a kid with my parents (1966 onwards) and later with my own kids (last trip 2019) we regularly holidayed in Switzerland.....purely anecdotal......the difference in summer snow cover and the glaciers is staggering.

I watched the videos....just people taking a tour, some looking around, some did seem a little over excited.....but all in all ...can"t see the fuss. ....and yes, I was actually there with MTG.

I'm Freaking Amazing?.....cheers.

You should ask people for voter ID before they are allowed to post.

CBA

'This is not a question for those that are not US citizens'. 'The question was always singularly only to Americans'. ...........where is that stated?......

So, these are the people that are barred from attending a Harris rally, that's pretty sad. So these are the people barred from casting their vote, that's pretty sad.

Well done......no flies on you.

Mmmmmm.....normally I would agree with you.....but not in this particular case....555

Plus scientific journals, university papers, research papers.... Where do get your information....YouTube and Christmas crackers?

Someone must have already said it.......she's not Trump.

Maybe the number of British tourists visiting BKK have dropped pro rata?

40L rucksack to check and a 15L backpack to carry on. Absolutely hate suitcases.

Bob Smith would be your best bet.

The crush could kill 1000s......Edit...more than 250,000

Oh you mean these wasters...... Certain groups of people in the United States may find it difficult to obtain the identification (ID) required for voting due to a variety of barriers. These barriers often disproportionately affect marginalized communities. Here are some of the groups most likely to face challenges: 1. **Low-Income Individuals**: - Many low-income people may lack the resources to obtain the necessary documents, such as birth certificates or passports, required to get a government-issued ID. The cost of obtaining these documents, along with transportation costs, can be prohibitive. 2. **Elderly Citizens**: - Older adults, especially those born before birth certificates were standard, may not have the documentation needed to obtain an ID. Additionally, some elderly individuals may have mobility issues or live far from ID-issuing offices, making it difficult to apply for or renew an ID. 3. **Minorities**: - Studies have shown that racial minorities, particularly African Americans and Latinos, are less likely to possess government-issued photo ID compared to white citizens. This disparity is often linked to historical and systemic inequalities. 4. **Students**: - College students who move frequently or attend school out of state may have difficulty obtaining an ID that complies with voting requirements, especially if their student ID is not accepted for voting. 5. **Rural Residents**: - People living in rural areas may face logistical challenges in obtaining ID due to the distance from government offices and limited access to transportation. 6. **People with Disabilities**: - Individuals with disabilities may encounter obstacles in obtaining IDs due to physical, cognitive, or bureaucratic challenges. Additionally, they may face difficulties in accessing ID-issuing locations if these are not adequately equipped for people with disabilities. 7. **Homeless Individuals**: - Those without a stable address may struggle to obtain an ID, as many states require proof of residency, which is challenging for people experiencing homelessness. 8. **Transgender Individuals**: - Transgender people may face difficulties if their gender presentation does not match the gender listed on their ID, or if they are in the process of legally changing their name or gender marker. This can result in ID that does not reflect their identity, complicating the voting process. These barriers can disenfranchise eligible voters by making it difficult or impossible for them to meet ID requirements, thus limiting their ability to participate in elections [oai_citation:1,2024 election poll tracker - The Hill and DDHQ](https://elections2024.thehill.com/national/).

Can you point me where it says she made a contribution?

I know what it is......the numbers flooding in to Kamabla (55555) are so huge they have to find someway of limiting people fighting to get in....!!

Pita did an interview with the Guardian yesterday......not sure why he didn't choose The Daily Fail or the The Daily Excess? He stated the judiciary and military are intent on 'exterminating' them.

Only ever wear flip flops now.....and give them a good kick before slipping them on....5555

1. CentralWorld’s Open-Air Parking Area: • Location: CentralWorld has an open-air parking lot on its premises. • Height Clearance: This area typically does not have height restrictions, making it suitable for vehicles over 1.85 meters. 2. Gaysorn Village Parking: • Location: Across from CentralWorld on Ratchaprasong Intersection. • Height Clearance: Gaysorn Village has a parking area with no height restrictions, particularly in its open-air sections. 3. MBK Center Open-Air Parking: • Location: A bit further away but still within walking distance or a short drive to CentralWorld. • Height Clearance: MBK Center offers an open-air parking area without height restrictions. 4. Amarin Plaza: • Location: Near CentralWorld, at the Ratchaprasong Intersection. • Height Clearance: They have parking facilities that may accommodate taller vehicles, though it’s best to confirm upon arrival.

Four Thai bananas and rolled oats, full cream milk.