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BusyB

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  1. Oh I'm sure he can organize that 😉
  2. He's just one of the gang about to take power in the beacon on the hill ...
  3. Why not give him a knighthood. Or make him a lord. Then he can take a seat in the 'upper' house.
  4. In the cities and major towns no. But outside those (many) hotspots it is still a developing/emerging economy. A quick search showed me Bangkok has the second highest regional GDP in Thailand. (Rayong is No.1, presumably because of all the oil business there, Mapthaphut etc.)
  5. Dozens of 'em. The same applies to making women out of mens' bits like ribs. This is really interesting: https://gsgriffin.com/2016/12/08/other-gods-born-to-virgins-on-december-25-before-jesus-christ/
  6. You clearly missed my point, but I expected that.
  7. It's really funny to watch this stuff. Some say Starmer's the problem. Others say Farage/Badenoch etc. Most blame the weakest in society be it immigrants, long-term sick or just 'different' minorities, and beat up on them. Everybody slags each other off and blames each other. Those really responsible in the meantime laugh their backsides off all the way to the Cayman Islands. Cheered on and worshipped by their divided and ruled minions.
  8. Don't kid yourself. Bigots of a feather will flock together whatever anyone says.
  9. Probably a disenchanted bargirl.
  10. I thought she was the 'sex worker of color' he was complaining about.
  11. Believe me you can also tell the BKK departure lounge in Frankfurt without looking at the announcement boards 😉
  12. The freshly brewed coffee is a treat - I never touch their diabetic lattes etc.
  13. I don't pity the dopes - they elected him.
  14. That is just the usual projection by an administration teeming with utter morons - beginning with exhibit A at the top.
  15. Yeah, that's a pretty solid, no nonsense point. The right amount of tension in the arm, authoritative hand pose and wrist position. Business end close to and right on target - no mistaking who's meant. Powerful, aggressive, angry, not like the limp, off target wimpshots we get all too often these days where you can't even be sure they've even seen what they're supposed to be 'pointing' at.
  16. Thought about a cross trainer / elliptical trainer? I've been using one since I stopped jogging about 15 years ago because of my knees starting to twinge. No further problems. Obviously you don't set the resistance too high. Start off low and ratchet it up slowly as far as it'll go without causing symptoms. Would knee replacements be a possibility? But definitely see an orthopedist before you make any decisions.
  17. Not so obsessively that it destroys our quality of life, no.
  18. It's actually a Möbius strip, which is why some who don't travel far think it's flat, and those who do travel far wind up at the same place again and think it's round.
  19. Agreed. All I'm saying is I can't see the point in maintaining 800k for even 1 day after the current extension has been granted. But he'll have to ensure those 65k payments go in like clockwork.
  20. By the time he has made 3x 65k transfers he will have 195k in the bank anyway. Can't see the need to maintain 800k once the extension is granted if he doesn't aim to use it next time. Never heard of Immigration getting people in to show it 3 months after extension - no need as any reduction below 800k would be apparent with the next extension application anyway.
  21. They're symptoms not the problem. No-one wants to talk about the problem and rectify it.
  22. Not exactly the gold standard of statistical evidence. We need to see numbers before deciding on this. Something which can easily be researched. So far that doesn't seem to have happened to acceptable standards. Both the possibility needs investigating as well as the potential percentage that may be affected. Some also have long covid. The vast majority don't. There is always a risk/utility consideration with this type of thing. The mRNA vaccines weren't new. They'd been in development and implemented since the 60s. Germany's BionTech was developing them for cancers. They only needed tweaking for Covid, and funding suddenly flooded in as the pandemic spread like wildfire. https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2021/the-long-history-of-mrna-vaccines I'll wait till the real heavyweights and the preponderance of evidence is accumulated to a reasonably decisive level. Until then the heavyweights and the evidence point overwhelmingly to older people especially getting their boosters. Andrew Wakefield was also a doctor - till he rightly got struck off. Now he spreads his poison to gullible spoiled fools in the US and the poorly educated in developing countries, some of which have now seen spikes in measles deaths among kids as a result. https://navigator.health.org.uk/theme/ruling-dr-andrew-wakefield-mmr-scare Sheryl is the only one I take seriously on AN medical topics.
  23. Fear.
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