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2-day lightning trip to the UK
I've ordered a bumper-size new British passport which should hopefully see me good until my demise.... As for comments that I change my mind a lot, you only think that because you're not party to my personal plans, which have always been to teach in Myanmar where possible, with breaks between terms in Thailand/Laos. I'm so sorry that I haven't shared all details with the forum! -
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Adult ADHD diagnosis Thailand
I’m enquiring for myself, and for my employer in England, but also others who may be interested in knowing, because to go through the system in England on the national health service Years in some areas. So there are a plethora of psychiatry clinics that deal with diagnosing ADHD and provide an official diagnosis that can then be presented to your doctor to be able to get MEDS. This process costs £850 at the cheapest and I was told this morning on an AI chat with One very well thought I’d provider in the UK that at the end of the £850 which I do believe would be if there were no complications completed the same day. I will also be having a tooth removed in Thailand for 750 baht as well, so he doesn’t have to cost upwards of £100 if that’s okay with people -
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‘China Fueling World's Move Away from Fossil Fuels Says Report
The source cited in the OP are shills for the Greenies. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 9 September 2025
Crocodile Spotted in Rayong Amid Flood Crisis Photo via Facebook/ หน่วยกู้ภัยมูลนิธิสว่างพรกุศล จุดนิคมพัฒนา Residents in Rayong's Nikhom Phatthana district are on high alert after a two-metre crocodile was spotted on a road following recent floods. The sighting adds to the challenges faced by the area, which has been dealing with significant flash flooding due to persistent rainfall over recent days. Local efforts to assist affected residents include relocating belongings to higher floors and providing support to those in need. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1372587-crocodile-spotted-in-rayong-amid-flood-crisis/ -
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Why are gyms so expensive?
I'm rather fond of Sanitation Engineer. I've swabbed many decks in my lifetime. -
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Report Crocodile Spotted in Rayong Amid Flood Crisis
Photo via Facebook/ หน่วยกู้ภัยมูลนิธิสว่างพรกุศล จุดนิคมพัฒนา Residents in Rayong's Nikhom Phatthana district are on high alert after a two-metre crocodile was spotted on a road following recent floods. The sighting adds to the challenges faced by the area, which has been dealing with significant flash flooding due to persistent rainfall over recent days. Local efforts to assist affected residents include relocating belongings to higher floors and providing support to those in need. The crocodile was seen in the Makham Khu sub-district as floodwaters receded. A motorist captured video footage of the reptile, which retreated into a spillway. The reptile’s origins remain unknown, and a community leader has since placed warning signs near the area to advise caution. Adding to the district's woes, a chicken farm owner in Mueang Rayong District suffered catastrophic losses, with floodwaters destroying her farm and killing 50,000 chickens. The damage, valued at approximately 10 million baht, marks the second such incident for the farm, with the first occurring in 2022. The farm owner hoped to sell the chickens on September 18, and compensation details remain unresolved. Meanwhile, memories linger of 2024 when a crocodile farm owner in Lamphun decided to kill 125 crocodiles to prevent danger to the surrounding community during floods. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges posed by unpredictable weather and its impact on both wildlife and human communities. Local authorities remain vigilant, monitoring flood levels and wildlife sightings to ensure public safety. Additional discussions on compensation for affected businesses, like the devastated chicken farm, continue as the region seeks to recover. Key Takeaways A two-metre crocodile was spotted on a road in Rayong following floods. A Mueang Rayong chicken farm incurred a 10 million baht loss from flooding. Warning signs have been posted in the area to caution residents about the crocodile. Related Stories Cambodia to Export 3,000 Crocodiles to China and Vietnam Clever Crocodile Evades Capture in Prachinburi Pond Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-09-09
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