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Ordering Ozempic From MedConsult Clinic in Bangkok
Jingthing replied to Chopper's topic in Health and Medicine
That's an expensive long term commitment. If you stop it, the weight all comes back and probably more. -
Former US Soldier, 82, Assaulted by Drunk Thai Man in Pattaya Park
Jingthing replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
I call BS. Most of Pattaya is safe at night. A dark wooded area like that park isn't. I'm sure the victim knew that. He took the risk. -
Bless their dear hearts.
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'Let him die': Trump's nephew shares what he says Trump told him
Jingthing replied to Inderpland's topic in Political Soapbox
Trump is a monster. You'd have to be living under a rock to not realize that by now. He couldn't get a job as a Walmart greeter with his resume. Make him go away. -
Former US Soldier, 82, Assaulted by Drunk Thai Man in Pattaya Park
Jingthing replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
It is considered a dangerous area after dark Locals all know that. Not blaming him though. -
Most people in Nebraska are maga morons. So what?
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Liz Cheney Endorses Kamala Harris, Citing Threat of Trump
Jingthing replied to Social Media's topic in World News
You're wrong on all points. Peddle that Kremlin Krap somewhere else. -
Liz Cheney Endorses Kamala Harris, Citing Threat of Trump
Jingthing replied to Social Media's topic in World News
In my view being idiotically isolationist in the current situation in the world may be seen as short term anti-war, but in the long term means many more, even more severe, and much longer wars. Or even more risk of nuclear end games. Meaning Russia cannot be allowed to erase Ukraine. So let's say the maga morons push Ukraine to surrender. Do you seriously think that means that Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea will be finished with their aggressions? -
Trump: ‘God Thinks I’m Here to Straighten Out Our Country’
Jingthing replied to Social Media's topic in World News
He is INSANE.- 34 replies
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His system is not about debates. It's not about POLLS at all. His success rate is remarkable. He missed Bush vs. Gore but it's arguable that Gore actually won because the supreme court gave it to Bush. I was surprised though that his final call will probably be before the debate though but based on what he's said, it will be. Hint -- His final prediction will be Kamala Harris almost definitely.
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Wait for Allan Lichtman's final prediction. COMING SOON!
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Silly question. Of course she does. Her entire "marriage" has been 100 percent transactional from the start. Don't feel sorry for her though. She made her bed.
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Ganymede (movie) A reasonably fun watch but nowhere near a must see. A mix of elements -- horror, coming out v. closet, young love story, religiously based homophobia, barbaric conversion therapy etc. The more novel part is adding the horror. You could do worse and you probably will. What to watch: 'American Murder' revisits infamous Laci Peterson case (mercurynews.com) “Ganymede”: The supernatural part proves to be the weakest link in directors Colby Holt and Sam Probst’s gay-themed thriller set in the South, and that’s not a dealbreaker given the “horror” part is intended to be simmering on the backburner. Where “Ganymede” (the title refers to a hunky Greek mythological character) proves most effective is when focused on high school wrestler Lee’s (Jordan Doww) reconciling an attraction to out student Kyle (Pablo Castelblanco) with his rabidly homophobic parents’ (Joe Chrest and Robyn Lively) insistence he leads a “virtuous” lifestyle. A bigger budget would have helped smooth out a few rough edges but “Ganymede” is a diamond-in-the-rough gem with a committed performance from Doww and a well-constructed screenplay from Holt that addresses how outside forces can create imaginary monsters that then could do us harm if we don’t fight them off. Details: 2½ stars;l available to rent now.
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It may be important (doubtful) but it's really hard to do after reading the comments about this "TRUMP OR DEATH" banner from the cult.
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This is going to be my last day on Asean Now.
Jingthing replied to bob smith's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Bob Smith? Doesn't ring a bell. Any relation to John Doe? -
Dude, you want contradictory things. You don't want Samsung phone but a lower end Samsung phone isn't good enough for you. Then you don't want a phone at all. You DO need a flippin' phone. Not a flip phone. A phone. Go to the flippin' phone stores and ask for the full function Android phone that they sell to the poorest people. You will hate it. It will handle all the phone apps you need. You can use a laptop PC for everything else. Suck it up buttercup.
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Bangkok Cabbie Returns Almost 100,000 Baht to Israeli Tourist
Jingthing replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Sure they are, sure they are. -
Bangkok Cabbie Returns Almost 100,000 Baht to Israeli Tourist
Jingthing replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
Why was Nathanel carrying so much cash? -
What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2024)
Jingthing replied to Rimmer's topic in Entertainment
Among the most moving movies I've seen this year. Dormitory from Turkiye. It was enhanced for me because I've been to Turkiye and have some understanding of their politics and history around the conflict of secularism and Islamism. The lead boy actors were brilliant, especially the main lead who reminded me of a young Leonardo DiCaprio. The feel of the movie kind of evoked a French art film by Truffaut. Dormitory (Yurt, 2023) ‘MAMI Film Festival’ Review | High On Films Religion is a controversial subject to discuss, no matter what era we live in. With extremists taking over the minds of majorities, it has become even more difficult to exercise the freedom to practice faith in one’s own choice. 12-year-old Ahmet (played by Doga Karakas) faces a similar conflict. Set in 1997 Turkey, Nehir Tuna’s ‘Dormitory’ (Yurt) follows Ahmet’s struggle between practicing the faith of his father’s choice and the one that a majority of the population believed in at the time. At the turbulent phase of early adolescence, he grapples with the pressures put upon him by people who think it’s their right to do so. Dormitory (film) - Wikipedia The film was described as 'a pleasant surprise, offering the paradoxical story of a teenager caught between religious tensions and explosions of testosterone. -
Straw man garbage. I never said either of those things.