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Does each border in Laos have its own immigration form?
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Is this the "Little Surprise" of 47 and the Speaker?
Yes, I have that problem sometimes, too. I click "Submit Reply," and nothing seems to happen. So, I click it again, which results in a duplicate post. Now, when that happens, I copy what I've written and reload the page to see if my Reply has been posted or not. -
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Thailand vs Panama. Decisions Decisions!
I have a lot of friends and I've had a lot of friends all over the world in my travels, and when I've lived elsewhere overseas. That has not been the case in Thailand. Other than men who have had the ability to meet Thai men at an University or professional setting overseas, or and unusual situation like that, I know very few foreign men here who have good Thai male friends. It is cultural it's not me. And it's my belief that in addition to the language barrier it's also due to a stunning lack of curiosity about us, and about the outside world. -
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Problem with constipation at 82.
yeah that works too but the bum gun goes a lot further than 133ml. -
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The Decline of Free Speech: How the UK Became a Third-Class Nation
Hahaha555 - that's what we used to call you lefties until recently. Difference is, you lot still are a bunch of snowflakes..... -
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Is this the "Little Surprise" of 47 and the Speaker?
Socialism doesn't incite weakness. It promotes sharing. Freedom is not the ultimate expression of capitalism. Selfishness is the ultimate expression of capitalism. -
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Europe Braces for Escalation: Germany Mobilizes NATO Troops Amid Putin's Nuclear Threats
I think the point of "Mutually Assured Destruction" is that, in theory, rational actors would have no reason to use nukes. as their use would be not in their best interest. But it all falls apart when it becomes obvious that one side is not acting in a rational manner. It's a game that can't be won. That's the danger the world is facing now. The US is acting in a way that is not rational if one assumes that, at some point, Russia will no longer be "bluffing." They make that assumption, but is it correct, necessarily? I think not. To think otherwise is either remarkably evil or remarkably stupid. Billions of lives are being risked. -
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Click on a topic- always goes to the last post
There is nothing wrong with the system, it must be something you are doing or not doing within your account settings.
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