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gargamon

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  1. Rent. Don't buy. You never know when the karaoke bar, or the guy with chickens or a dog that barks all night, etc moves in next door. And only bring enough money in to live on. Keep most of it it a first world bank/investments where you actually have some protection.
  2. Yada yada yada. A couple of online suppliers are already offering prescriptions...
  3. You have to be pretty gullible to believe anything posted by frank83628
  4. The margaritas were put there to fool the mentally incompetent MAGAs. Apparently it worked in your case. Nobody drank from the margarita props,
  5. Was he charged? Does she accuse him how?
  6. Didn't they pay $787 million for lying continually and not correcting ut when they knew they were wrong? And the California governor now sueing them for $787 million?
  7. So if you have tattoos you should be deported. I've seen Stephen Miller videos before. Clearly deranged white supremacist. Why would I watch more?
  8. Alleged on fox news... 555
  9. Funny, no ms13 tatoos when he was interviewed in El Salvador. What fools the intellectually challenged MAGA morons like you is the poorly generated AI fotos that were circulated. As for Stephen Miller, an idiot whose wife sleeps with Elon. Pretends to be a lawyer when he's always just been a white supremacist. What a great group of people Trump has surrounded himself with.
  10. An alleged gang banger with some made up charges that were only created after he was returned. The only foolish posts are yours, day in and day out.
  11. I've received calls from obviously Chinese scammers. I say hello, they say “you not Chinese?' I say no. They hang up.
  12. Many influencers need the same treatment.
  13. Watched Heads of State last night. Saw Ballerina the night before. HoS was much better.
  14. Even funnier that Trump only asked for 2%.
  15. China's youth jobless rate rises to 16.9% in February https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-youth-jobless-rate-rises-169-february-2025-03-20/ And in the USA, recent computer science grads (those not creating AI) can't get jobs. Big trouble ahead.
  16. The only important question here is how will it affect the recriminalization of cannabis use.
  17. Same as the US. Nobody cares.
  18. This should be the standard response to the idiotic questions.
  19. Better than you, obviously. Generate your chart from Jan 20 until today, not from the bottom of the tarrif fiasco before the TACO trade kicked in and boosted the market.
  20. So you don't understand how loan sharks work either?
  21. Sorry MAGA, no jobs. https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/30/style/edward-burtynsky-china-africa-snap CNN — Depicting endless rows of uniformed workers, Edward Burtynsky’s iconic images of mid-2000s Chinese factories spoke to the seemingly inexhaustible human labor behind China’s economic miracle. Just two decades later, the photographer’s glimpse inside an electric car plant near Shanghai presents the opposite phenomenon: a complete absence of people. “This is a factory built by humans but run by robots,” Burtynsky said of the facility, which is owned by top Chinese automaker BYD, on a Zoom call. “I think it’s a foreshadowing of where our future is.” BYD is at the forefront of a technological revolution. Last year, the company’s annual revenues surpassed American rival Tesla’s for the first time as it delivered 4.27 million vehicles (the 1.76 million EVs it produced in 2024 was just short of Tesla’s 1.79 million, but the Chinese company also delivered around 2.5 million hybrid vehicles). Its success is, partly, down to price: BYD’s entry-level model, the Seagull, starts at around $10,000 in China, a fraction of the $32,000 Tesla charges for its least expensive offering, the Model 3. And this affordability is, partly, down to highly automated manufacturing. In 2023, Burtynsky was granted rare access to a BYD plant in Changzhou, a city about two hours’ drive from Shanghai. He obtained permission through the personal connections of British architect Sir Norman Foster, who wanted a cover image for Domus, a magazine he was guest-editing about the future of various industries, including transportation. The Canadian photographer said the BYD plant had a “cathedral-esque” quality.
  22. So a 500 baht loan and 50% a week interest? You do understand how these loans work here, right?
  23. Dunno how that happened. It shows correctly now though and I didn't do anything.
  24. Criminals stealing from criminals.
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