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Understanding Erectile Dysfunction: Causes, Remedies, and Supplements
Bit of Hawk Tuah works for women too 🤣 🤣 -
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Cars Including an EV Catch Fire After Being Submerged in Flood Water, Chiang Mai
Another reason I won't park my car near an EV... that too in a covered parking space. -
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Donald Trump seems to think he's losing. Would the Republican Party survive his defeat?
Rubbish. http://mediabiasfactcheck.com -
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Why is the MAGA movement so susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories?
A clip? Seriously? What about some scientific articles? -
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Elderly Swiss man busted with gun at Phuket Airport
The old everyone else was speeding defense, sorry, it does not work that way. -
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Urgent Request for Information re Death of British Citizen in Thailand
I'm truly amazed. We received a soft copy of the Consular Letter via email by 4 PM today. The hard copy is available to be picked up at the embassy with only a two hour notice so that reception can be notified of our arrival. I've rarely seen government respond so swiftly. When I sent the required documentation to the UK embassy I told my contact that if she needed anything else to feel free to ask me. I thought it wise to mention that we have certified copies of the father's, the daughter's and the mother's birth certificates. That is further hard evidence establishing the daughter as the true daughter of the father. Here is what my embassy contact wrote in reply: If you could send the birth certificates in your own time, that would be much appreciated. It is not needed for the consular letter, but it will be better to provide the confirmation of the relationship between <father> and <daughter>. So, if anyone would dare question the legitimacy of the daughter as the legitimate daughter then the birth certificates establish that with certainty. The father is listed as the father on daughter's birth certificate. -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
Marin is no longer PM in Finland. She hasn't been since June 2023.- 1
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
Interesting article: Can Nissan Save Itself With LFP Batteries? https://cleantechnica.com/2024/10/07/can-nissan-revive-itself-with-lfp-batteries/ You might also like: Nissan Is In Deep Doo-Doo -
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Israeli Interrogator Warns of Continued Violence as Long as Hamas Leader Sinwar Lives
Off topic removed, please stay with the thread discussion: Israeli Interrogator Warns of Continued Violence as Long as Hamas Leader Sinwar Lives -
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Elderly Swiss man busted with gun at Phuket Airport
My read as well, he was at the gate and his bas was downstairs in the X-Ray machine. Not a security concern but a clear contraband concern. Regardless of the state of enforcement, foreigners are not allowed to have guns in LOS. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
After Ford increased for price of the Ranger Raptor by B30K January 2024 they are keeping this Top secret special deal on a need to know basis and they must be eliminating any one that knows the top secret deal as to date it hasn't been leaked to the media or the Ford facebook Groups This Chart is from June 30th it doesn't include the latest MG price reductions Neta V price reductions, Deepal price reductions or Volvo price reductions https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=485876037294148&set=a.176402778241477 -
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Donald Trump seems to think he's losing. Would the Republican Party survive his defeat?
LA Times lol, about as independent as Pravda -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
You're wrong, alas. "Russians’ confidence in their own financial situation, according to official data, recently jumped to an all-time high. They are more inclined to make big purchases, such as a car or a sofa, and restaurants are bursting. Last year Russians imported 18% more cognac than they did in 2019, according to our estimate, while spending 80% more on imports of sparkling wine. Sberbank, the country’s largest financial institution, notes that in June overall consumer spending rose by 20% year on year in nominal terms." "Russia’s splurge goes beyond war-related spending. Mr Putin is lavishing money on welfare payments: in June he raised pensions for some recipients by close to 10%. The government is also spending big on infrastructure, including a highway from Kazan to Yekaterinburg, two cities 450 miles (730km) apart. Indeed, it is spending on pretty much whatever takes its fancy. Mikhail Mishustin, Russia’s prime minister, recently boasted about a government scheme to pay for children to holiday in Crimea." https://www.economist.com/finance-and-economics/2024/08/11/vladimir-putin-spends-big-and-sends-russias-economy-soaring Spending on war is relatively low, Russia is overwhelmingly a consumer economy. -
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Macron Warns EU Could Face Collapse Without Urgent Reforms
We've been down this road before https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-economy-ukraine-war-moscow-military-spending-inflation-worker-shortage-2024-2 -
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Donald Trump seems to think he's losing. Would the Republican Party survive his defeat?
What would the GOP look like after he loses — again?
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