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Dating 22-Year-Old Thai Bubble Tea Girl - She Just Asked for 30K/Month – Am I Being Played?
Oh it's huge. Women 40% more likely than men to develop mental illness, study finds https://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/may/22/women-men-mental-illness-study Narcissim, BPD, sociopathy, depression, anxiety...I had one Filipina who, after I left her alone in my apt in Grand Cayman told me demons were sitting on her chest, sleep paralysis. And that was the funny part of one of her many mental disorders. -
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Gold, the undisputed "safe harbor". Or is it?
It's not really an investment if you have to evict your family to sell. Buying farmland and leasing it would be an investment. -
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BREAKING NEWS Two Israeli embassy staff killed outside Washington DC Jewish museum
You are. He is charged with two Federal crimes that carry the death penalty. He could not get the death penalty if found guilty of murder solely under the local laws that apply in Washington D.C. Elias Rodriguez could face death penalty if convicted of killing Israeli Embassy staffers An excerpt from the article: A magistrate judge told Rodriguez he was being held on charges of murder of foreign officials, causing the death of a person through the use of a firearm, discharge of a firearm during a crime of violence and two counts of first degree murder under local D.C. statute. If convicted of either of the first two counts, Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh told Rodriguez, he could potentially face the death penalty. https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/elias-rodriguez-could-face-death-penalty-if-convicted-of-killing-israeli-embassy-staffers-capital-jewish-museum-yaron-lischinsky-sarah-milgrim/65-81bd2602-c6ee-4ada-a172-d3a954f07c0f -
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60 day waiver more than two?
Thats a nonsense. It's all about time spent in Thailand and time between visits If you enter visa exempt via air and then extend by 30 and do quick out/in via air visa exempt then yes you will be questioned. BTW: I wrote "no stated limit" There are other visa options to enter Thailand. I, being Oz cannot even enter Vietnam visa exempt. Nor can USA. Being UK you have visa exempt to Thailand+ eg visa exempt to Vietnam and many other eVisa options such as METV and still complain
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