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14 minutes ago, bob smith said:for me personally it's a massive turn on.
I love a rich, successful business woman.
You are definitely a supperior Human being,but why do you feel the need to tell us so in every thread you start.
You wouldn't be trying to cover up some underlying insecurity would you?
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On 3/11/2024 at 2:51 AM, webfact said:
The Trang Immigration Office told the Phuket Express that Mr. Straumann is now on the ‘Watch List’. He is being banned from leaving the country.
A good alternative to visa extensions then!!
He was not "banned " from leaving the country, since he was being uncooperative, and a flight risk his passport was confiscated utili trial.
Same as would happen in any country
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Go to an area that is interesting to you, and have your wife, or someone who speaks Thai start a conversation with a local , You can praise the food they sell or something like that, the work into the conversation how you like the area and would like to move there, ask if they know anyone selling a Rai or more, at a reasonable price,
if you are Farang make sure you stay hidden LOL. We have found and bought two pieces of land that way.
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On 4/11/2023 at 10:32 AM, Chomper Higgot said:
15 minute cities are what existed before the advent of public transport and motorized vehicles.
Yea when they had 15 people.
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I know that when I had a problem with Icing , the person who came to fix it, said it needed a good cleaning. And he said we should clean the A/C also
Time to ask the landlord to send someone over, Probably too dirty, restricting airflow and causing icing.
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3 minutes ago, tgw said:
I think Israel is doing it wrong.
After locking down Gaza, they should have organized supplies deliveries to Gaza and built temporary camps outside of Gaza to welcome temporarily displaced Gazans.
Then, the Israeli military should have proceeded block by block, ordering habitants to leave via secure corridors and then be filtrated with serious background checks. Those determined not to be HAMAS or HAMAS sympathisers could then be temporarily sheltered in the camps, with full support by international NGO.Then the military would very thoroughly search the evacuated block, which would then be made a heavily guarded no man's land.
Then the next block.
When the guarded no man's land moves to the next block and frees up a safe block, its inhabitants could return, fully supported by international NGO, after maybe one or two months it took to clear their block.
This method seems a no brainer, I'm puzzled as to why they didn't proceed like that, but then I know Nethanyahu's methods, which I despise.You mean something like a jail riot? Lock the inmates in secured areas and then go after the troublemakers.
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1 minute ago, Hanaguma said:OR perhaps fight according to generally accepted standards of combat.
You are joking right?
Hamas in a symmetrical war with Israel.
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7 minutes ago, Hanaguma said:...and any casualties caused by Hamas hiding among civilians is 100% the fault of Hamas, NOT the IDF.
Hamas are Palestinians,to expect palestinians not to be among palestinians is to say the least unreasonable. What do you expect Hamas to do. Go to Hamas designated areas?
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On 4/1/2024 at 12:06 PM, rexpotter said:
who spent 5 years at a University in Bangkok. To my surprise she spoke ZERO English,
I guess your Thai must me very good then, unless you two had this conversation in a third language.
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7 hours ago, rabas said:
All information that enters your eyes and ears is inalienable, unalterable truth, except that which comes through another human.
I think what you just said is.
"Everything that's comes to your seances and is true , is true.
But I don't understand what that has to do with the quote I posted . perhaps you can explain.
This should be interesting.
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8 hours ago, CanadaSam said:
Anybody had similar problems, and any possible solutions
It had come to the point where having a glass of water would give me indigestion.
I took one capsule of Omeprazole in the morning, every day.
Problem solved.
Then a few years later, I run out of Omeprazole and skipped taking if for a couple of days. Noticed no Issues .
So I checked to see what I was doing differently.
Three thing I was now doing that I was not doing before.
B complex vitamin in the morning, Magnesium in the evening , and I had started pickling these little cucumbers in a Vinegar, watter and a bit of salt brine. And would have a pickle every day.
It could be one of these things, a combination of these things, or something completely different.
A couple of of weeks I run out of Pickles and had not made anymore,
I noticed that my indigestion started coming back. But not as bad as before.
Was it the pickles? not sure !
But I remember my sister who was a nurse practitioner telling my that a spoonful of vintager would help with indigestion, as counter as it might sound.
So I think the pickle thing might have rebalanced the PH in my stomach,
Thinking about it when I saw your pOP ,I just googled it.
"apple cider vinegar to relieve acid reflux symptoms, but there's no guarantee it'll work. It's thought this home remedy helps balance your stomach pH by balancing stomach acid. It's generally accepted as safe to consume a small amount of apple cider vinegar. Dilute it with water. "
https://www.healthline.com/health/digestive-health/apple-cider-vinegar-for-acid-reflux#treatment
It does not hurt to try.
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6 hours ago, rabas said:
All information that enters your eyes and ears is inalienable, unalterable truth, except that which comes through another human.
Beware especially anything coming from Putin's Russia.
or you
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Arthur Schopenhauer once said, “All truth passes through three stages: First, it is ridiculed; second, it is violently opposed; and third, it is accepted as self-evident.
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On 3/31/2024 at 8:34 AM, Denim said:Well, that is the nature of negotiations in general . Two sides putting forward their claims and desires to the other side. If neither side is prepared to alter their stance the negotiations fail. That has been seen throughout history.
Successful negotions require give and take. Unfortunately Putin under estimated Ukraine and his 2 week special operation drags on.
Let's not forget that it was Russia who invaded Ukraine and started military operations. Putin would have done better
'' negotiating ' before he started shooting.
Could not possible be more wrong.
Mar 2022 Russia an Ukraine met in Antalya Turkey , they were close to an agreement on six points: Ukraine’s neutrality, disarmament and security guarantees, the so-called “de-Nazification”, removal of obstacles on the use of the Russian language in Ukraine, the status of the breakaway republics in the Donbas region and the status of Crimea annexed by Russia in 2014.
Britain and the US pressured Zelensky to withdraw from negotiations because they thought Ukraine could win!
Russia had been negotiating since 2008 on the Ukraine/NATO issue , and the west has doubled down on every step.
They did not start this war, the west did , by attempting to put NATO forces in Ukraine , Providing NATO weapons and training and conducting joint exercises,
I know what you are going to say, everyone who has bought into the US narrative says the same when they run out of arguments.
" Ukraine is a Sovereign country and has the right to do what it wants "
Which is true, but what is also true is that Sovereign decisions have consequences . It is true now and it has being true through human history.
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Just now, Wobblybob said:
And, they are a sovereign nation, they don't need Russian permission for anything.
Why are you so pro the aggressor here?
Cuba was a sovereign nation, was it not?
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7 minutes ago, Wobblybob said:
I have no interest in what Merkel said and if I did I cannot read your supplied link as it is behind a paywall, which is against AN rules!
Ukraine was never going to be allowed into NATO until Putin illegally invaded their sovereign country and now there is a distinct possibility.
and Ukraine was receiving weapon systems, NATO training and conducting joint exercises because?
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9 minutes ago, Wobblybob said:
Which still doesn't answer why you stated, "in defence of NATO expansion" if NATO is expanding it is all down to Putin!
If what Merkel, Sarkozy, Burns. and many others said
"Ukraine induction into NATO, de facto declaration of war" is true.
What do you think a country against whom war was declared does?
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1 minute ago, QuantumQuandry said:
I set up one the other day and there were two drop downs on subsequent pages. If you pick the first one, you continue on and then you get the second drop down with the option you are looking for.
This answers my question.
Thank you soo much.
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6 minutes ago, Wobblybob said:
I have done my research thanks very much, you my want to stop reading TASS and propagating Kremlin propaganda, you claimed that NATO was "in defence of NATO expansion. Russian land grabbing does not equate to NATO expansion!
For the last time,
None on the people I quoted are Russians. Anyway,
Good talking to you
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In the past when I transferred funds from the dropdown menu, (why are you transferring funds) , I would chose the "For long stay extension)
This is in case you want to do an extension using the monthly income option. I use the funds in the bank option, but in case something went wrong with that, I like to have the option to do the monthly income option.
Anyway, today I went to do a transfer , and noticed that the " For long stay extension" option is no longer available.
Have any of you noticed that? and what is the work around so that the transfers would be eligible for the monthly income extension option?
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2 hours ago, Wobblybob said:
You saying you are "parroting nothing" is meaningless when you are parroting the Kremlin tropes,
Last time I checked Merkel was German . Sarkozy who had the same opinion was French. Burns who is now CIA director and was then ambassador to Russia , warned the US of the same is American.
You might want to research the issue a bit more before express an uninformed opinion.
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2 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:
As soon as Biden turns the light on. Ahahaa
As he did four years ago
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4 minutes ago, earlinclaifornia said:I would take the profit from shorting this stock and short it again.
Sorting is very dangerous because it has limited rewards but unlimited danger.
It is not out of the question that trump could will, the stock take off and you are faced with a margin call that would ruin you.
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28 minutes ago, Wobblybob said:
you were the one that wrongly stated "NATO expansion" and I repeat the evidence speaks for itself,
I am paroting Nothing simply stating facts that are part of the public record.Not my fault if you don't know about it or is ignoring it,
28 minutes ago, Wobblybob said:NATO was never a threat to Putin and you repeating Kremlin lies is very disingenuous!
Merkel said that NATO membership would have damaged Ukraine and that Putin would have seen it as akin to a “declaration of war,” according to Deutsche Welle.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/06/08/angela-merkel-interview-russia-ukraine-war-nato/
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Do you find rich and successful women intimidating?
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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Nobody likes a peeping bob.