NanLaew

A sweeping generalization. Just last week, the Lords rejected several of the more odious items of the sitting UK government's xenophobic immigration law reforms.

Yeah... no wonder Rutte pulled the bloody pin.

Pushing an idealogy... or how to win friends an influence people for the Millennials.

And if she hadn't placed at all, the rabid flock that invented the notion of "trans haters" would be loud and proud. They totally devalue the Pride movement with their ever-expanding gender classifications, supposedly in the name being "inclusive". To paraphrase Blaire White, a prolific trans YouTuber, "What on earth is 2SLGTBQIA+? It sounds like the Wi-Fi password at Starbucks."

Only as far as the army-stuffed upper house exists. Their 5-year use-by date comes up some time around April 2024. ...unless the "caretakers" hang on to power (and you know they can) and re-appoint another 5-year Senate (which they probably will).

Going? Gone a fair while ago already.

How about the Dutch women? You know, the ones that were born woman and remain women? This has buggerall to do with fragile male egos. I'm with Allison on this. The crowning of Miss Netherlands is a brazenly ambitious form of misogyny When I was growing up, men were best at most things. Little did we know that one day, they would be better than women at beauty contests https://www.telegraph.co.uk/columnists/2023/07/12/miss-netherlands-transgender-model-rikkie-valeria-kolle/

An abstention is not a No vote, never has been, never will be. Anywhere.

Chicken

Another "loose screws" moment maybe? Could be the start of an alternative Schindler's List.

It's a great way of assessing how one's current paramour may turn out as the years roll by because you will be meeting her mum and seeing how the genetics of physiology play out. If the future mother-in-law is an overly-large and a bit loud, then I reckon the OP's got himself a keeper. Like Neville Southall.

Not if the orangey-red mob burn it down first.

Yeah, some do the multi-cart thing at Lotus's.

<cloudflared again>

That's a pity.

The clever golfer avoids all that walking and can be found at the 19th hole.

Since the emoji's are no longer attributed to the member posting them, how do you know the confused aren't engaging you more fully in a subsequent post? Since the emoji is a pretty limited form of communication, depending on your comment post or opinion, maybe they are sharing your confusion? Aren't emoji's the domain of the inarticulate and slothful anyway?

The photos of the dismantled travelator accompanying the various stories show the detached wheel from the unfortunate victim's rolling suitcase. Yes the screws could have been worn and the non-steel combs loose, brittle and broken but users need to take precautions when using these things. With the advent of rolling, push-along (versus pull-along) cases being pushed ahead with one hand while watching their smartphone in the other... an accident waiting to happen just happened. These airport people movers tend to be blocked by people who don't undretand what they are for in that they rush to get off the plane, get on the people mover... and stop walking. I avoid them at busy times for this precise reason. I will now avoid these things totally.

Keeping you busy? Next...

You honestly thought that was ever going to happen? Sheesh...

About the same non-reaction as my in-laws when they found out I was older than them.

well, if he is your son and you were married to the mother when he was born then you should have legal guardianship over him WITH the mother and both of you should have been asked to sign. So they probably f*cked up. How do you come to that conclusion? He has his ID card and I didn't have to waste time at any Amphur's office. I was out of the country when they went for the ID card anyway. I know he's my son because I saw him coming out of the hole two years after I married my wife and he's been living with us ever since.

Howabout the OP changing his password on his smartphone first, then changing the password to the new one on the laptop and saving it before finally logging in with the new, working password on the desktop and saving it. ?

I bought my new laptop in the UK six months ago and was looking for a bluetooth keyboard as a wireless one typically needs a dongle using up a USB slot. The Logitech MX Keys caught my eye on lazada (where else?) but wanted one without Thai characters and a UK keyboard to match the laptop. Found a "used, as-new" one on amazon.co.uk and ordered it on 21 June, delivered to Bahn Nawk on 27 June. Total price, including shipping, almost the same as a new one on lazada... and I know it's genuine.

I never signed for my son's Thai ID card when my wife went with him to the Amphur and applied for it about 5 years ago around. He was about 10 at the time.