Andre0720

Well, there is a reason why employers hire illegals to do the hard work in building. Because it is hard work.

You will go at any length to support your made-up narrative. Your level of brainwashing is alarming.... Instead of attacking anything that does not fit perfectly with your narrative, just try for once this approach: 'Ok, let's just wait an see". Then take a deep breath. And enjoy the day....

Hehehe. I also think that tattoos are some willing mutilation, thinking that these tattoos are going to be perceived as beautiful. But tattoos look good only to the ones with the ink stains on their skin........

I do the same. I do not think that I am stupid. My reward, I would hope, is when I die, that I would be able to keep a good spirit, thinking about all the people that I have helped, financially or otherwise...

You are about as off-base as they come. Just surmising what Charlie Kirk would have replied....

Thanks for your exception that confirms the rule. Tobacco smoke stinks badly......

In a country where so many men think that tobacco smoke is so so much better than air.... Thai food, with the bad cheap oil, heated to the point of toxicity, then adding some refined sugar to make sure that the food at least taste something, leading to being recognized as food, let alone on top of a positive list, is nothing short of amazing.

That is what I like about Musk. Always has a very polite way to express an opinion...

"where the suspect reportedly accused the victim of staring at him in a confrontational manner." And again, the culture here of forcing kids to WAI at adults, showing that kids are inferior beings. Creates a culture where men are still kids in their mind, and waiting for any opportunity to show the world that they are adults, and that they will no longer tolerate staring and confrontation, as if they were still kids.

And I will say it again. This culture must do away with he fake polite expressions, and get the parents teach politeness, the way it is done in civilized countries. Children here are taught to say polite words. But they are not taught how to be polite, what politeness really is. That one's freedom ends where the freedom of another starts. That politeness is expressed not with words, but with behavior.

Well, the culture here includes doing anything that might make someone avoid taking responsibility. And regardless of how many signs of politeness are uttered, this does not make for a polite society. "In various situations, polite individuals actively listen, show empathy, and demonstrate proper etiquette.".

Just about always about someone going too fast... The lady crossing the road, hummmm. Maybe not

So sad that God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them. We are being warned about women as well. Darn. And appears that we cannot even say 'God help us' with this last warning.... 🙂

Hi BKKready. A bit surprised by your nice response .... ''But I have been looking at this subject for a long time. Including my own addiction to tobacco, when I was young and easily brainwashed. No longer the case hehehe. Peer Pressure and Teen Behaviors Let's take a look at some statistics: 70% of teenagers who smoke cigarettes say they began smoking because they had friends who smoke, or because they felt pressured to try it. 55% of teenagers who tried drugs self-report doing so because of peer pressure." (end of excerpt). All about silly teens wanting to feel part of a group, as I was. But nowadays, vaping came into the picture, and is either replacing tobacco as a means of feeling part of it, or simply having moved on to being wiser, but unable to shake off this drug, which is surpassed by heroine and fentanyl currently, as level of addictive qualities. So these wiser people turn towards vaping, because it more socially acceptable. But the problem is the same, this highly addictive product, 'nicotine', is not going to let anyone shake it off easily. And it has to do with genetics. Drug Addiction, Genes, and Your Environment WebMD https://www.webmd.com › mental-health › drug-addiction... May 23, 2567 BE — Studies suggest that about half of a person's risk of developing a drug addiction is based on their genetic makeup. There is no single gene that is responsible for drug addiction, but multiple genes are associated with it. Some of these genes include: DRD2: The TaqI A minor (A1) allele of this gene is associated with alcoholism. It is also involved in other substance use disorders, such as cocaine, nicotine, and opioid dependence. CHRNA2: Low levels of expression of this gene are associated with cannabis use disorder. CUL3, PDE4B, and PTGER3: These genes are related to smoking or alcohol use. HIST1H2BD: This gene is associated with cocaine dependence. OPRD1: The rs1042114 (G80T) and rs2234918 (T921C) SNPs in this gene are associated with drug addiction. OPRK1: Genetic polymorphisms of this gene have been studied in association with substances. Environmental factors, such as stress, can also trigger the development of drug addiction. Stress hormones can induce epigenetic changes, which are regulations of gene expression that affect the expression of genes. But there are studies that identify one 'gene' as a main vector for drug addiction. But then, I thought that pointing out that the problem of addiction in this instance was about "nicotine', which is found highly in tobacco, and also in "vaping' products. They both originate from the biggest scam of all times, Tobacco manufacturers. If their products were not already generating so much money, they could never today obtain governmental authorization to sell this poison.... Regards

Ok, so for your benefit, Replace all iteration of 'smoking' in the description, with the word 'vaping'. And there you have it. Same concept....

How do friends influence smoking? Adolescent cigarette smoking behavior is related to the behaviors of their friends and parents. There are several ways in which friends can influence cigarette use, such as through the modeling of risky behaviors and through normative peer pressures. The number one vector that determines if someone will start smoking or not, are the friends they have.. Why do people start using tobacco? Peers who use tobacco. Parents or siblings who use tobacco. Tobacco use in movies, TV, video games, and on social media. Tobacco products that are candy or fruit flavored. Tobacco marketing that uses images to appeal to younger people, including messages that smoking makes you thin.

Charlie Kirk: What would change your vote for Trump?. Wars... Well he was the first president in 32 years for no new wars.... New war under Obama, new war under Bush, new war under Clinton, new war under Biden.... No new wars under Trump for 4 years..... Hummmm, as I was saying. All about power................. https://youtube.com/shorts/mizFLnPXR_4?si=aEyBS4RgqYrpPigN What Would Change your Vote for TRUMP?!😱🔥 #charliekirk #debate QuickPolitics And...... but many leaders were hesitant to start belligerence in this world, when the most powerful country is overlooking. And the USA became very weak under Biden Take a listen....................... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84_3Hc7J0Uo

And now remind yourself to look into the meaning of "Som nam na". "It serves you right", is the English translation, and it means someone who has behaved badly deserves a negative outcome or punishment. Does not apply in this instance, as this guy did a kind act.....

We just got the full story. So it was someone driving at an excessive speed again (Thailand), and then ran away fearing that someone would harm her after seeing this accident (Thailand). All of this is possible in an uncivilized country. Selfishness, regardless of how many silly words and gestures are used to show their fake politeness.... So let's not be surprised or offended, because the culture here will make this happen again and again....

Speeding is the major cause of accidents in Thailand. And absence of police actions allow for vehicles to speed in Thailand. So what, in your opinion, is the cause of this accident and deaths?

Before Arab Muslims were allowed in civilized countries, we never saw such actions in civilized countries, not in recent history anyway. The Arab Muslims taught us many things, unknown before, such as a 500 ml of water is a huge danger to bring in an airplane. We did nor know that before, and thanks to these people to teach us about that. And in my town in Canada, before the teachings from these people, we could even enter the City town hall without being scanned and checked in a security entrance area. Wow, how dangerously we lived back then. Ah, I feel so secure nowadays. Well, I am still wondering what they do with my confiscated bottle of water at the airport, and how they dispose of all these threats. I will never see water in the same way again...

Possibly this or that...., nah... Certainly a Thai national...

The daughter of a Democrat Party deputy leader. Wondering if this kind of mental acuity runs in the family...

No need to be an American to be interested in the politics of one of the most important countries in the world...

Perhaps too many thick cement walls between the router and your room...