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Poster of the Year 2024
You fall perfectly into the category of the aforementioned. Nothing positive to contribute to the world. Just another sad misfit looking for an opportunity to Troll. -
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Is It Better to Date a “6” Than a “10” in Thailand?
If you want to be happy never make a pretty woman your wife -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
As the ship goes, so too does the country. The big bear is sinking. -
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Trump’s Transition Team Eyes Swift WHO Exit, Sparking Global Health Concerns
Hey TBL. Interestingly enough SunMaster, Red Phoenix and I just got together for dinner for the first time this past Monday. It was grand. I tired of the God thread. I guess some subject matter is simply best left to oneself. Very, very few people are willing to even consider different ideas, no matter how sensible they are. Most are only interested in abuse. I agree with your post except I'd make one edit. Remove the 2024. Governments the world over have always been a magnet for the worst that humanity has to offer. They have their eye on a nation's treasury with designs to skim for themselves, and power which they can use to benefit themselves in multiple ways as well. Good to see you still posting, too. -
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Whole village drug test today
The police would not be able to piss test me (you can refuse and go to the police station) like alone a stupid village headman and his cohorts. -
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Homeowner Devastated as Fire Destroys Nine Vehicles in Multi-Million Baht Blaze
Picture from responders. A fire engulfed a carport in Chonburi’s Bang Lamung district, destroying nine vehicles and causing damage estimated in the millions of baht. Police from Ban Na Wang patrol unit, under Bang Lamung Police Station, received a report during the morning of December 24, of a fire at 19/13, Ban Sang Krapriew, Moo 1, near the Mak Mai housing estate in Takhian Tia subdistrict. Officers coordinated with local municipal disaster prevention and mitigation teams, as well as emergency rescue units and fire trucks, to respond to the blaze. Upon arrival at the scene, located within the grounds of a large residence, firefighters found flames fiercely consuming the carport. Emergency crews worked quickly to extinguish the fire. However, by the time the blaze was under control, significant damage had already been done. Inside the carport, two cars, three motorcycles, and four expensive racing bicycles had been completely destroyed by the flames. Preliminary estimates place the value of the damage at several million baht. The homeowner, Mr Phongsiri Lekpong, 55, expressed his shock and sorrow over the incident. “No one was at home at the time of the fire. Everyone was at work when a neighbour called to inform me that my house was on fire. I rushed back immediately,” he said. He added “None of the vehicles were electric and I have not idea how such a fire could happen.” The cause of the fire remains unknown. Authorities are awaiting the results of an investigation by forensic experts to determine the exact cause of the incident. Mr Phongsiri stated that the loss was devastating, but he would cooperate fully with investigators to ensure such incidents can be prevented in the future. -- 2024-12-25 -
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Poster of the Year 2024
Wow. Norway has oil money. They should pay us back for the fuel we use for their air coverage.
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