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Baba Naba

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  1. You may be right Jimmie. But we are both just speculating. IMHO I would not worry about moving him back to the UK until he is in a urn. Must cheaper... And your not going to find better medical care in the UK than here. That's for sure.
  2. I suppose I could have left the veteran part out but I could have also tacked "disabled" onto that. I guess I am just proud of my military service. But you just had to pick apart every word to negate my comment? Your a real Scouser aint ya? I can't speak for him but I have flown on EVA Air, JAL and Cathay Pacific using a travel medical assistant without a hitch. Air ambulances cost anywhere from $15,000 to over $60,000 per flight, depending on several factors. Some of these factors include the distance to be covered, aircraft type, flight duration, and the amount of medical equipment required. Air ambulance flights are typically reserved for patients who require intensive medical intervention during air transportation, like life support and mechanical ventilation, and IMHO I dont believe he requires this. On the other hand, commercial air medical escort cost between $7,000 and $12,000 approx. per flight. They are for those who require slightly less medical support than air ambulance patients and are typically flown by registered nurses and doctors, providing continuous medical care and support, including administering medication and monitoring vital signs.
  3. Hmm... Is it a requirement to walk through this? Public display of fat shaming?
  4. My Thai wife is the same! A strong breeze would blow her away but she can eat like a Clydesdale! 😲
  5. I would beg to differ. I am a wheelchair bound Veteran with many medical problems (liver transplant, heart disease, diabetes and more) but I have flown commercial several times using a Commercial Medical Escort with no problem and it is a fraction on the cost of a medevac/air ambulance. https://www.medical-repatriation.uk/repatriation-services/blog/5-things-you-have-to-know-about-our-commercial-medical-escort-service_9805.html
  6. I am am a wheelchair bound Veteran with multiple health problems including a liver transplant, diabetes and heart disease and I fly with a assistant all the time. A 13 hour flight to London should not be a problem. He isnt hooked up to any machines and even if he had a IV drip on him, which he does not, would not be a problem. Yes, you can fly with an IV drip, but it requires careful planning and approval from the airline. Most airlines allow it if medically necessary, but passengers must provide documentation and meet safety requirements.
  7. No need for an evac! He could easily fly commercial with an assistant.
  8. I concur. He is not hooked up to any machines so he could fly with an assistant... But that foot needs to be removed NOW!!!
  9. Just in case anyone is interested....
  10. Those are most likely "Henna" tats for the photo shoot. DUH?
  11. I live in Chiang Mai, Thailand which was 600 miles from the epicenter. Bangkok was 870 miles away. My house shook violently and swayed dramatically as my car rocked back and forth in the carport. After going through many tremors and quakes on the Adak, Alaska in the Aleutian chain where our island was surrounded by 3 active volcanos, this one actually scared me. I knew it had to have been at least a 7. Luckily nothing cracked and the house held up well although my pool looked like an angry sea! 😱
  12. Sad to see that over 70% of crime and sad news all stems from alcohol abuse...
  13. He was tweekin! Heart could not handle all that meth...
  14. https://scientificorigin.com/vaping-vs-smoking-is-one-better-than-the-other
  15. https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/09/12/dont-panic-about-e-cigarettes
  16. My God I can smell the bull<deleted> from here! Almost every single line on your list is a LIE!!! Show me any references/proof for your blathering. https://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2025/03/21/how-harmful-are-electronic-cigarettes
  17. We werent gentle in kicking your ass back to England either!
  18. Typical drunk <deleted> trying to blame his actions on someoneone else dosing him with DMT. DMT would have actually helped this <deleted> into being a beter human being. Nice try dip<deleted>. I wouldnt believe a word he says...
  19. When I was living in Germany, I was talking with my Gasthaus owner/bartender friend and he said to me "We like you Americans! You come and drink, get drunk and have a good time. But we do not like the Brits. They come and drink, get drunk and FIGHT! I think it is a part of their culture...". Also the fact that we Americans were guests in German and needed permission to be there, the UK did not. They were a occupying force from the end of WWII until 1990 when the wall came down. I was there when it did...
  20. When all else fails, whip up some curry...
  21. Where can I find a follow up story to this? Maybe a professional photo shoot? I would love to see it. My Thai wife is also like this. Stunningly beautiful with or without make up. Perfect skin, teeth and shape. But the most beautiful thing about her is what is in her heart and soul, not her physical attributes. 🥰 She is also a mother of two young boys whom I have adopted.
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