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Female Journalists Rally Around Allison Pearson Amid Fears for Press Freedom
There is no two tier system Jonny and no amount of ripped memes doing your thinking for you will make it so. -
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Problem with constipation at 82.
It's probably true that extended use of laxatives can have consequences. The better choice, if they work for you, is stool softeners (e.g. Fybogel). Best I can tell from Shopee, Posh Medica sells several flavors of high-fibre powders. Note: Have you tried eating ordinary bran flakes for breakfast? Add some fruit. Note: Whatever you settle on, use no more than is necessary to get the results you need. Too much fibre can actually make things worse. Note: The classic is a glass every morning of prune juice. It is a laxative but at least it's natural. Del Monte brand is at TOPS. -
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French Tourist Warned for Riding Electric Scooter on Koh Phangan Roads
Or come to Australia where despite safety being the country's number one concern, electric scooters and one wheelers are a regular site on the roads. -
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Why do so many Thai prostitutes marry their customers?
Maybe they love each other 🤑 -
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
I didn’t hear you complaining when during the last interim period the then incumbent attempted to over throw the election that ousted him. -
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Storm warning: Thailand’s weather is about to rain on your parade
Never have seen so much rain here south of Hua Hin like last night and this morning, everything is flooded. -
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Thailand’s debt drive: Putting the brakes on cars and homes
Their solution is to use the car to start driving as a Grab driver. Not realizing at all, that the car this way will need a lot of maintenance in general aside from eventually being at it's end due to mileage, this while the loan then still lasts 15 years more. All their logic seems to do is: the car has no scratches and inside is like brand new, so the value is the same as when I bought it. Or another common logic applied is that they sell it second hand for the value + interest they paid so far. You can already see the market being flooded with very cheap cars as their mileage is on the moon. I remember when I moved here around 12 years ago, a second hand would cost a few hundred K at least, now 30-50k. -
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