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Thai minibus driver rapes passenger after tricking her into lucky ritual
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Thai teacher accused of striking boy’s penis with steel ruler
Why do they say about CCTV? most schools don't have CCTV in the actual classrooms. They have them in the halls but not the classrooms. So, unless the alleged incident happened in the hall or they do have CCTV in this school's classrooms, there wouldn't be anything on CCTV. -
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Why can't I post in the car forum?
What car forum? Can you post the link to it? -
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Day-to-day life in Myanmar
Just a few photos to curry interest. I usually teach online all day Saturday, but I'm trying reduce the number of lessons because - to be frank - I'm getting too old to teach all day and then teach in the evenings and all day at the weekends! Also, I don't need all this extra income and this heavy workload reduces my free time for hobbies and charity work. Therefore, I have been culling some of my students whose parents treat my lessons as a baby-sitting exercise, or where the young student has learnt a lot over the years from me, and would probably benefit from a different teacher. It's also a good time to wind down my relationship with iTalki, (where many of my students book my science lessons), because I have almost reached the impressive level of having earned $100,000 USD from my lessons with iTalki. None of my students/their parents are happy with this decision, but I need to be a little selfish here. In any case, it still leaves other students, and their online income over the month is about $1,500, (plus my daytime income, plus my UK pension next June). So, I took a walk to a hardware store where I was able to finally track down the PVC board that I'll use to make sturdy wall poster backgrounds for my day students to draw/create project posters about different aspects of science that they have been learning. I walked past the Red Cross office, who clearly don't want to take sides in the current conflict. Most of the houses have impressive security around their perimetre walls, with barbed wire, electrified wires, CCTV and lights. I do know from my time in Yangon than even 60 watt outside light bulbs would disappear in the night, if they were not locked within a barbed wire mesh. The workers who install the barbed wire are clearly rather skilled at creating something akin to a modern work of art... This (not so great) photo is of a pedalo, something not seen so often nowadays in Mandalay. Many years ago, when living in Yangon, I would take the ferry every Sunday across the river to Dala Township, and then a pedelo would take me the 2km or so to the local monastery where I would teach English. The room was bare, with no electricity, but the students were keen! -
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Barron Trump: The Rising Star Winning Hearts at NYU
Go back and read. The have not comment was directed @newbee2022 -
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GB News Criticized for Extensive Focus on Muslims Amid Controversy Over Reporting
Canada let in 5,000 refugees from Gaza, Canada is also going through horrendous episodes of violent Hamas supporting demonstrations. No link there of course -
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Thai minibus driver rapes passenger after tricking her into lucky ritual
You and me we haven't been there. The police will settle it. -
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British Man Arrested for Jewellery Theft from Tourists in Pattaya
Of course, you will see the same in Antalya, the new Benidorm, or whatever the latest English chav holiday destination is. You can take the chav out of Dagenham but you can't take the Dagenham out of the chav..... 😉- 1
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