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And what if they are the same?

I wish I could give you a better answer. I found it several years ago while wandering around waiting for my flight and it was still there last time I was there and I saw it mentioned in a write up about SeaTac. You can't see it from the walkway, its around a bulkhead, no sign, just a table, coffee pump pot, Half/half pump, paper cups and stirrers. It has been a year and a half since I was there last. I live in Oregon and my last flights have been routed though SF.

I can't say what they do in Thailand but in the States, the coffee is throw out after 30 minutes. There is even a red light that comes on the container that can be seen by the customers. In the Seattle airport Starbucks put up a table in the outbound waiting room where they put the coffee for another 30 minutes that you could have for free.

I haven't been to too many SB in Thailand. I find they are a bit expensive here. In the States I have a Gold card. In my town in Oregon they are the least expensive coffee shop, and with the Gold card, you get a free refill that makes it super cheap. But I have to admit they have gone down hill. They used to have two coffee choices, their Pikes Place and a revolving choice (Kenyan, Honduran, etc.). Now just Pikes Place. They did away with the French press a year or so ago. Here I go to Amazon, their special Coffee Amazon will take the paint off you car.

First of all, who said she was going to say anything? Trump just throwing his money around to try and cover his a$$.

From the US, I have been always asked!

I believe they are required to use the meter. I make a point of taking a photo of the taxi and the drivers ID. I also make a point of them seeing me do it. The long way around is common trick to tourist. A friend of mine was pretty sure it happened to him as he crossed the river two times to get to the Khaosan rd area from the airport.

Depends a lot on how many bags you have. If just one than the train will save you some money. Although, I have never had a problem, be sure they turn on the meters. You pay 50 baht more than the meter at your destination. I know two people that had problems with taxis from the airport this year.

I'm kind with the "Man bit by dog attacked by local hospital". I had my hand nearly removed by a dog a couple of years back. I don't think I put out much more than a 1000 baht. That included the shots and the returns to have it cleaned and redressed.

Yes it could have been planned/done better, but it isn't that bad. We only have one picture. Would really need to see it at different angles. The back plate can be easily changed to something different. It is too small for the large letters.

My understanding is that the forms are filled done in blue so that it is easier to find what is written on the form. Signing in black or blue on copies is up to the officer.

Before my wife got citizenship, I was always allowed to go through the foreign line with her (green card). Never asked for support proof. I know it is a little different situation, but you can ask to go through with her. Not knowing where you arrive, but at Seattle, you both come out of immigration in the same area.

If time is single stranded then by sending it back they would change their existence, since how could they invent something that already existed. If time is multi-stranded, then they could only send it back to a time strand they don't exist on, so if someone on the strand that we are on invents it, we would never see it.

Looks odd, quite short. The one on the otherside doesn't look like it is in place either.

Somethings take time and here in Thailand, maybe a long time. But here where I live north of Korat, I haven't seen a truck hauling burnt cane this year. All have been loaded with those short cut pieces. Only one morning did I see burnt leaves outside that meant someone burned at night.

Quite a few years back in Oaxaca Mexico, I saw a pigeon get hit by a car. A boy ran out and took and cleaned it, found two bricks and put the pigeon on them. Had it sold in less than an hour.

I understand perfectly well. But did the people who were polled understand the "nuances". Without seeing the poll, we don't know what was asked before that question. Polls are graded as being right or left leaning because they can lead the responses. Have you stopped beating your wife? Yes or No

I have to say if someone came up to me and asked "Is it OK to be black?" my answer would be "How the hell do I know. I have never been black!" I guess that would put me in the "racist" group according to a right leaning poll organization.

If the wife dies, who can do the canceling?

This seemed to be a good year for limes. Not sure if we had any that big but close, and many. I have never seen so many on the tree. We juiced them and froze a lot. Some in ice trays, perfect size for cold drinks.

I have never been asked for a pin number when using my card in a store. Would you tell someone your pin number? It is bad enough that the security code is printed on the card.

Last day of last year https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/treasury-reporting-rates-exchange/treasury-reporting-rates-of-exchange 34.52

If it was spying, they may have been listening in on its communications, and where it was communicating to. If it was storing info, see what was stored. Shooting it down with a missile, does seem to be an overkill, and risked damage to payload.

I guess I am the odd man out. After cleaning out the gutters and a few hard rains, I store the rain water. 14 years now. Guests from out of country have never gotten any form of sick. Back when I was a young avid hiker, nothing tasted as good as water from a mountain stream. Few I knew would drink it, afraid of Giardia. They really missed one of the best parts of the great outdoors.

People that wear them tend to work outside under the hot sun. When they take them off, there is the border line between their very tan face and the very white top of their heads