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Guinness promotions?
A bit like asking if roses are cheaper on St Valentine's Day, isn't it? -
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Would you talk to a famous Youtuber if you saw them?
I wouldn't talk to anybody famous unless he was David Gilmour.... Maybe Jimmy Page too. -
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The EU Is Authoritarian and Hates Democracy
Guess you dont understand how the executive works in the US system. -
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Tax Filing Experience: Jomtien [March-2025]
Not necessarily, that's from 2024, going forward. I doubt you could backdate the applicability, otherwise anyone who paid tax on remitted income in the past (at least for two years) could file amended returns to claim a refund. If you're filing a late return for 2022 or 2023, then the rules in effect then would apply. If you brought in 2022 income in 2022, or 2023 income in 2023, then that would be potentially assessable. Same as with 2024 income remitted in 2024. That same 2022/2023 income remitted in 2024 would essentially follow the same rules, but would have been earned prior to 2024....so exempt. ***Absolutely opinion only. May be full of poop.*** -
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Altercation Erupts Between Tourist and Ladyboys in Phuket
Both “ladyboys” and “trans women” are perfectly good words, each in their own context. -
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What are you cooking today? (2025)
Home assembled. Store bought puff pasty & cheddar. Ham & kefir only 'homemade' part. Added my usual cacao powder, Creatine & a bit of honey to the Kefir.
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