Kazakh man in police custody over alleged shooting of Russian in Phuket
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What would it take to make an iphone in America?
Tim Cook explains: It's not cheap labour, it's about the depth of their precision engineering and the availability to up scale that. -
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Trump invites former Hostages held in Hamas Captivity on Stage!
MSM news coverage …Forbes and a short from Newsweek! As one Hostage said :President Trump you saved my life! Another said , When we heard you became Potus they knew he would help. Sad coverage ! Sad to hear what they endured and sad for the lack of leftist News Coverage. -
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Phuket's Foreign Outburst: Drunk Man Chases Thai Resident
Possibly… though I did frequent Amsterdam (where the weed is very potent too) a lot in my younger years and I don't recall such incidents occurring. Maybe the heat is also a contributing factor… -
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I've got a us Social Security number and I'm Canadian, shhhhhh it's my little secret -
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Phuket's Foreign Outburst: Drunk Man Chases Thai Resident
The extremely powerful Cannabis freely available should not be discounted as a possible source. Some Pattaya punter shot himself in the head playing solo "Russian Roulet" while high and drunk. -
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Lack of Steel Reinforcement in Pillars Leads to Building Damage, Expert Warns
Great story! But I think you were probably on Santa Cruz Highway 15, which has heavy concrete barriers. Highway 9 is a scenic 2 lane road that also goes to Santa Cruz. No barriers. I used to ride my bike along there all the time. But your call for Bangkok's demise is unfounded. Along that highway you were virtually on top of the San Andreas fault running NS and 4 miles from the epicenter of a 6.9 magnitude quake. The recent 7.7 Burma earthquake was between 700 and 1000 km away along a fault similar to the San Andreas and was a near worst case for Bangkok for a few reasons. Bangkok is not near such large faults and Bangkok's angle from Burma's Sagaing fault was near optimum for Bangkok damage. Engineers I've talk to said it would be extremely unlikely to have a worse quake here. Since only 3 Bangkok buildings were closed, any future quake is likely to cause the widespread damage you imagine.
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