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She doesn't actually have any unless shagging is regarded as an achievement. -
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White Culture
Europeans often hate americans for being more successful than they are, thus commonly referred to as “europoors” -
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and some of us despise the dominant global culture for many reasons. We certainly have no wish to emulate it. -
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Thai Actress’s Brother Refuses Settlement with Russian Attacker
Bad actors should be deported. -
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Why Men Are Rejecting Marriage
Left wing men are low test, and if white, self-hating -
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Why Men Are Rejecting Marriage
So many insecure man here complaining. Mostly right wing btw. -
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Desktop icons keep rearranging in Windows 10 when the PC is shut down sometimes.
Hi Gents, I have searched for a fix for this as many seem to have this problem, it's a bug that Microsoft haven't fixed or don't know how to fix. When I fire up the PC sometimes, all my desktop icons have been rearranged back over to the left side of the screen. I don't have the 'arrange icons checked' as an obvious answer. Has anyone else had this happen ..... ? cheers. -
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Man Electrocuted After Fishing Rod Snags High-Voltage Power Line
A 65-year-old man was electrocuted while fishing after his fishing rod inadvertently snagged a high-voltage power line on a bridge over a reservoir in Nakhon Phanom province. The incident occurred when Mr. Luechai, a resident of Nong Yat subdistrict in Mueang district, was fishing near the Nong Yat Reservoir, behind the freshwater aquarium museum. Unaware of the danger, he cast his line beneath three exposed high-voltage wires, situated approximately five metres above the ground. Unfortunately, his fishing line, which had a lead weight attached, came into contact with the power line, creating an electrical short circuit. The combination of the lead weight and his aluminium fishing rod allowed the current to travel through the rod, electrocuting him instantly. Passersby later discovered Mr. Luechai’s lifeless body and notified authorities. Police Lieutenant Chom Churat, Deputy Inspector at Mueang Nakhon Phanom Police Station, along with a medical examiner from Nakhon Phanom Hospital and forensic officers, arrived to investigate. The victim was found clutching the remains of his aluminum fishing rod, which had been burnt and broken by the electrical shock. Severe burns were visible on his feet and abdomen, consistent with electrocution. A motorcycle, fishing bucket, and bait were found nearby, while the fishing line and weight were still tangled in the high-voltage wires above the scene. According to the victim’s relatives, Mr. Luechai, a single man who worked as a farmer, was an avid fisherman who frequently fished in the area. They believe he was unaware of the danger posed by the power lines. Local authorities have coordinated with the Provincial Electricity Authority to investigate the cause of the incident further and will implement preventive measures, including installing warning signs to avoid future accidents. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-01 -
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I'd prefer they had not brought the vile social media or the vile facethingy to the table. They play a large part in the descent of humanity into greed and barking cults eg man made climate change. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 1 October 2024
Man Electrocuted After Fishing Rod Snags High-Voltage Power Line A 65-year-old man was electrocuted while fishing after his fishing rod inadvertently snagged a high-voltage power line on a bridge over a reservoir in Nakhon Phanom province. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339490-man-electrocuted-after-fishing-rod-snags-high-voltage-power-line/ -
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I don't get your point on that. Are you saying bad things happened and I just didn't see them? -
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Deputy Superintendent Takes His Own Life at Udomsuk Police Station After Video Conference
Pol. Lt. Col. Yosnan Warangki, 44, Deputy Superintendent of Udomsuk Police, took his own life shortly after completing a video conference meeting. The officer, who had recently received a double salary promotion due to his outstanding performance, shocked colleagues with his sudden death. At approximately 15:30 on September 30, 2024, Pol. Lt. Soponwat Jaikla, Deputy Inspector (Investigation), was alerted to the incident. Upon receiving the report, senior police officials, including Pol. Maj. Gen. Nopasin Phulsawat, Deputy Commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, and Pol. Col. Niphon Sookniyom, Deputy Commander of the 4th Division, were notified and rushed to the scene along with forensic officers and rescue teams. The tragic event occurred in the second-floor office of the Udomsuk police station, located in Dok Mai, Prawet District, Bangkok. The deceased was found in full uniform, sitting in his office chair. A single gunshot wound to the right temple from a 9mm firearm was identified, with the weapon lying beside his body. According to Pol. Maj. Gen. Nopasin, the video conference had been held earlier that day, at around 11:00 discussing the monthly crime suppression report. Not long after the meeting concluded, the incident unfolded. It was revealed that Pol. Lt. Col. Yosnan had been suffering from depression and had expressed to close friends his reluctance to continue taking medication. Despite his mental health struggles, Pol. Lt. Col. Yosnan’s performance at the Udomsuk station had been exemplary, consistently meeting targets. He had also recently been rewarded with a double salary increase. Known for his physical fitness, he was a diving instructor, adding to the shock of those who knew him. Authorities suspect depression as the likely cause of the incident. The body has been sent for autopsy as the investigation continues. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek help. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-01 -
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If youd believe what your leftwing sources tell you. As for reality, i dont believe something so easily that i dont see for myself. Journalism these days are basically all opinion, no fact
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