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Disciple of nature Sir. Nature has all the answers.

It's great here. Comfortable, cheap and rewarding.. For me; there is no better place to be in the world. Not without its challenges of course. But they are minor when one considers the plus points. The locals are always kind and friendly to me. When I slipped over in the mud a while back, at least 5 ladies rushed over to pull me up. Just came back from the monthly market. Can go in looking like a tramp and come out like a prince for 300 baht. That includers new shoes and a nice hat.

You are rubbish. Call yourself an Owl. More like a turkey.

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Money is King.

I kind of agree with you on saying it is good to sometimes suppress symptoms. I'm sure it would be a good thing to do if one has to work, and the symptoms are making that difficult. Suppressing symptoms leads to problems down the line. With your eye Sir. PM me with the problem details. And a bit of history.

The guys are faster for a number of reasons in swimming. They are generally bigger; with longer limbs and torso. Hands and feet are bigger. They have the ability to produce more energy. Their aerobic capacity is greater. The best of the females are roughly 10% behind the better males in all events, any distance.

The body is self-healing all the time. A cough. A sneeze. The runs. Fever. They are the body taking action to keep itself in tip tip condition. Have to learn to read the body. Give it what it needs. And it is somewhat forgiving. It will clean up abuse given the tools. Modern medicine - allopathic medicine - generally only treats symptoms of a disorder. Rarely will a white-coat dig down to find the root causes. They are not trained or programmed to do so. Far easier to prescribe pills. IMO; allopathic medicine can be termed anti-science. So much that is considered to be 'settled science' is founded on myths and fraud. It is certainly anti nature. And nature is everything. We wouldn't be here is it were not for nature. It has all the answers.

I don't think that figure of 0.0013% is accurate. There are only about 100 in the world with that condition.

Gobblegook post.

Swimming at the higher levels is 90% technique. The other 10% is a mix of training, will to win and state of mind.

There is no advantage for them in swimming.

Wonder if losing 175 million might have had something to do with the Uni U'turning. Posters on this thread still refering to the guy as 'she' & 'her'. Just goes to show that we think common sense prevails but!!!

Not trying to 'prove' anything bro. Just pointing out that the Thai Lottery is quite opaque and not open to much scrutiny. Someone could, of course, point to where the organisers keep their archives and stats.

This guy is not telling the truth. There are are couple of times in the interview when his true colours show. ''The science is settled." Really! The science on this particular issue - adjuvants - is made up. Still talking about ''contagious diseases.'' That has been kicked into touch. For me; this guy looks smug and over-confident. General comment: The skyscraper of modern medicine is founded on sand.

Big Pharma has a massive stranglehold on medicine. They give money. They set programmes. They dictate what books can be read in teaching hospitals. The basically control the regulatorily authorities and they generally have a big influence on Government policy making. It is their drugs, and their drugs alone, that the white-coats can give to their patients. It don't pay to be a maverick. Just ask Dr Bradstreet or Brandy Vaughan. Oh! I forgot; they are no longer with us. And it is all built on a hoax. One big fallacy of a theory.

Probably walk out with the same pills no matter what is wrong with you. They certainly love their medicine in Thailand. A pill for every ill.

You are bang on the money there Sir. In a previous life, I was on holiday 14 times, ranging from a day or so to 28 days. And why? Just wanting to help people with their health. and for TV/AN members to do some research also. Nature is us. We are nature. Nature is not a bit of computer code, or junk in a petri dish. Did post earlier: Nature will cure more than white-coats ever will.

Have to look at the maths. Every ticket has a 1 in 1,000,000 chance of winning. I don't know how many of each number (say 123456) is printed. I've read that it could be 24. For sure it will be more. But that is not to say the winning number is actually purchased. Maybe no one wins the biggie. That would cut the overall payments down considerably. On the other hand, perhaps only winning tickets got sold that draw, and all the losing ones were returned. IE; scanned in before the cut off time. That would mean one ginormous pay out. The whole thing is for my thinking; less than transparent. Not to say, of course, that the Thai lottery is not fair in the way the numbers are drawn. But there is no fixed pay out - or % of - so how would one know. Only the organisers know how much comes in and how much goes out. Does this get published?

Mist look at the wave. A few months back in late 2024, there was a glut of palindromic numbers coming up. It lasted for about 6/7/8 draws. Then just faded away. Not noticed one in the last couple of months. The chance of three numbers coming in succession, as in 347773, or 323888, is about ! in 25. In 2023 there was a 6 week spell, when each week there were over 10. One week had 19. Highly unusual mathematically. The last lottery draw (july 1st) had six. That is average. Must look for trends and make yer moves.

What about telling all on AN the good news? Your secret would be safe with us.

Can The Don get to grips with a major US problem? Sex with kids. The MSM, Hollywood, music industry and politicians all seem to be compromised to me. Is that all down to the beloved Dollar? Is there more? However! Is The Don capable of cleaning house?

I think the Irish lottery was hooked once. An Ozzie team bought up all the tickets for one draw.

I don't believe those figures one little bit.

Well done. You have to look at the numbers of the previous 5 draws and get yer system in place. It's not hard. But takes a bit of time. The lucky bit is finding the winning numbers. But there are 1000s of venders so it can be done. When Kham Chanod was in full swing, there were over100 lottery girls all lined up. I think the 6 million ticket has come from there three times. Just buying any old ticket is a waster of time and money; IMO.