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Oh Koh Phi Phi, What have you become?
Easy now, Bob, on a good day, when I've taken all my meds, smoked 20 bongs, and have a noose tightly around my unit, strapping the meat to the veg, I can do a full 15. -
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Are you bitter about western women?
This thread is a result of this strange time period where we werent here before feminism and too early for sexbots that are superior to women -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
and 100's of 1,000's of co-conspirators...... LOL 555 -
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Report Vietnam Outrage as Video Shows Man Kicking Female Motorbike Driver
Picture courtesy of VN Express A disturbing video from Vietnam has sparked public outrage after a man was filmed violently kicking a female motorbike taxi driver to the ground following a minor traffic dispute. The incident unfolded on Tuesday morning in Thu Dau Mot City, Binh Duong Province. Security footage captured Nguyen Trong Long, 38, exiting a car on Le Hong Phong Street. He abruptly swung open the door and delivered a vicious kick to the female ride-hailing driver waiting behind, causing her and her motorbike to crash to the ground. The confrontation reportedly began at a traffic light when Long allegedly flicked a toothpick from the car window, striking the 26-year-old driver. She confronted him about the careless act, but rather than resolving it, Long waited until the next stop to launch his attack. VIETNAM VIDEO.mp4 After the assault, Long calmly returned to the car, driven by his wife, and left the scene. Authorities in Phu Loi Ward later apprehended Long, who admitted he had been drinking prior to the incident. The woman sustained scratches but avoided serious injury. Long was arrested on Wednesday night and faces charges of disturbing public order. This incident has ignited widespread condemnation, with many calling for stricter enforcement against such violent behaviour. Adapted by ASEAN Now from VN Express 2025-06-19 -
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Health Covid Cases Surge: Chula Expert Sounds Alarm on Rapid Spike
Oh ya I sure do remember silencing happening in the first round of covid thats for sure. -
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why always thai women pay at the cashier?
Not sure that I follow you. Personally I don’t usually eat at restaurants if I don’t have the money to pay. 🤷
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