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Paranoia: Should paranoiacs be freely permitted to purchase Cybertrucks?
Personally, I would never rent or own a Cybertruck. IMO only people who rhyme with anchors would. I suppose the perpetrator though the combination of stored battery energy, and increased payload of explosive ( 2500 lb vs 1860 lb for a Ford Ranger ) would make a more dramatic statement for posterity. -
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Pickup Truck Collides with Elephant, Injuring Three as Animal Retreats into Sugarcane Fields
Very poor and illegal driving on the part of the elephant. -
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The Hit And Run Restaurant "review" Thread
I doubt it but Don Pepe's in Soi Diana is still going. Don Pepe Tapas Bar Pattaya | Menu Paella -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
Anyone else surprised they cannot click on a link to open it now and have to copy and paste ? In 2025 ?? -
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Why South Korea Should Go Nuclear
Given that Kim Jong Un is the leader of North Korea, and what's even worse, that he's Donald Trump's man-crush, who could blame South Korea for going nuclear? -
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Three-Vehicle Collision in Trang Claims One Life, Uncovers Smuggled Cigarettes
Picture from responders. A three-vehicle collision on the Trang-Palian Road, near Trang Technical College, has left one dead and two injured. The crash also revealed a smuggling operation involving untaxed cigarettes. The collision occurred when a white Honda Accord, travelling outbound from Trang city, veered across the median into oncoming traffic, colliding head-on with a white Honda Civic. A Toyota van travelling behind the Civic then crashed into its rear. The Honda Accord and Honda Civic sustained severe damage. Police identified the Honda Accord’s driver as a man in his forties, travelling alone. He sustained injuries but remained conscious. The Honda Civic carried two occupants: the driver, a man aged 60, was injured, while his passenger, 60-year-old Mr. Chob Prajongjai from Huai Yot District, suffered critical injuries. Despite efforts by rescue teams to revive him, Mr. Chob succumbed to his injuries at Trang Hospital, becoming the province’s first road fatality of the 2025 New Year’s “Ten Dangerous Days.” The Toyota van’s driver fled the scene. Upon inspection of the van, police discovered it was loaded with tightly packed cartons of Walton-brand foreign cigarettes, suspected to be smuggled to evade tax. The entire vehicle was filled with the contraband. Preliminary investigations revealed the Honda Civic had been travelling from Yan Ta Khao District towards Trang city, followed closely by the smuggler’s van. The Honda Accord, heading in the opposite direction, crossed the median and collided with the Civic, leading to the van rear-ending the Civic. Police have conducted blood alcohol tests on all injured drivers. The smuggled cigarettes and the van have been secured at Trang Police Station. Officials from the local excise department are set to conduct a detailed inventory of the cigarettes, including their quantity and estimated value. Authorities are reviewing CCTV footage near the crash site to identify and apprehend the van’s driver and any accomplices. Investigators are also working to trace the smuggling network’s origin, destination, and participants. -- 2025-01-05 -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
The taxpayer determines which of the funds remitted are income, and which portion of the income is assessable. Only that self-determined assessable income would be declared. With the current tax forms, there is no way to distinguish assessable vs. non-assessable funds. Anything declared is considered to be assessable, and taxable. -
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Yes, Virginia, Donald J. Trump WILL be the first convicted felon to become U.S. president
One man's prediction. As it stands Trump enters the presidency again as a convicted felon.
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