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Exactly what happens in a man's brain during SEX
I don't need to refer to some stupid scientific experiment to know what goes on in my head during sex. I'm thinking "Please brother, don't go soft on me", which makes it even more difficult to perform LOL. It's a constant battle that requires a very dedicated partner and a lot of patience, along with some appropriate medication. -
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No Use In Crying: Or....Is there? (There is ALWAYS some use in having a good cry..right?)
Forget the fashionable crying nonsense you see now everywhere, pathetic... want to do that weak rubbish, then do it in private. Learn how to be stoic instead... much cooler and manly. -
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Getting rid of a mouse?
Now you've done it! That other poster is gonna start a thread entitled "Trump planning to install glue boards along Mexican border!" -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 24 March 2025
Thailand Cracks Down on Vapes with Severe Penalties and Public Reporting Photo by mauro_grigollo via Canva Thailand has intensified its stance on e-cigarettes, with individuals caught with these illegal items facing up to five years in prison and substantial fines. Under Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who initially favoured legalisation during her campaign, the government has reversed course, emphasising public health concerns, particularly among teens and children. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355621-thailand-cracks-down-on-vapes-with-severe-penalties-and-public-reporting/ -
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Thailand Cracks Down on Vapes with Severe Penalties and Public Reporting
Photo by mauro_grigollo via Canva Thailand has intensified its stance on e-cigarettes, with individuals caught with these illegal items facing up to five years in prison and substantial fines. Under Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who initially favoured legalisation during her campaign, the government has reversed course, emphasising public health concerns, particularly among teens and children. This crackdown includes significant actions from the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society, which has blocked over 9,500 URLs related to vape sales. Using advanced social listening tools, the ministry removed numerous online ads, reinforcing a zero-tolerance policy. Facing substantial penalties, those involved in selling, buying, importing, or using e-cigarettes risk severe repercussions. The legal framework includes imprisonment and fines under the Consumer Protection Act and Customs Act. Public vaping incurs fines under the Tobacco Product Control Act. To bolster enforcement, residents are encouraged to report offenders via the Tang Rath mobile application, where users can submit details and track report statuses, fostering a community-driven approach against e-cigarette use. The government's stringent measures reflect a broader aim to curb vaping prevalence, especially given recent high-profile incidents, like an MP vaping in Parliament. These developments signal a robust national effort to reduce vaping, aligning legal, technological, and community resources in enforcing anti-vape regulations, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-24 -
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UN Calls for Unified Effort in Thailand's Sustainable Development Drive
This woman is a great example of box-tick appointment nonsense, upward failure, and promoted far beyond her abilities... a complete affront to meritocracy.
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