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My wife wanted me to sign a document any money she gets is hers!
There are absolute truths, the laws of physics, gravity, electromagnetism, the Pythagorean theorem and of course the law that all sexual relationships are transactional. -
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So Long And Thanks For All The Fish - Ukraine bombs Russian Nuclear Bombers
Whoever dreamed up this "drone-strike-threatens-MAD" narrative skipped Nuclear Strategy 101. Claiming a drone strike on parked aircraft breaks MAD is pure fearmongering and reveals a misunderstanding of strategic stability. The real deterrent—submarines and road-mobile missiles—remains untouched. Your claim relies on textbook logical fallacies: Slippery slope: "A minor drone strike means the whole triad collapses." Straw man: Misrepresenting a tactical raid as a NATO nuclear threat. Appeal to fear: Raising the specter of nuclear war to stifle criticism. Next time, fewer movies, fewer fallacies, more research. -
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Fire Electric Bicycle Charging Sparks Condo Blaze in Pattaya – Fire Alarm Does Not Sound
Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. Panic gripped residents of a Pattaya condominium early morning on 7 June, after a fire broke out due to an exploding electric bicycle battery, forcing occupants to flee. The building’s fire alarm failed to activate during the initial outbreak. The incident occurred at a condominium located in Soi Thappraya 15, Pattaya, Chonburi province. Emergency services, including Pattaya City Fire Department, Sawang Boriboon Rescue Unit and Pattaya Police, rushed to the scene following a distress call from the city’s Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Radio Centre. On arrival, firefighters found flames in a section of Building B, with thick smoke billowing from the structure. Dozens of frightened residents were seen fleeing the building as authorities worked quickly to evacuate them to safety. The blaze was traced to Room 210 on the second floor, where fire crews battled the flames for approximately 30 minutes before bringing the situation under control. Although the fire was eventually extinguished, smoke continued to hang heavily in the air. Initial investigations revealed the fire had been triggered by an electric bicycle battery charging at the rear balcony of the room. The building’s fire alarm system did not activate until after the fire service had entered the building. The unit’s occupant, Mr. Dandrieu Thierry 57, a French national, and his Thai wife, reported being jolted awake by an explosion. Thierry explained that he had been charging the electric bike battery on the balcony when the first explosion occurred. He attempted to smother the small fire with a damp cloth, but the battery exploded again moments later, igniting a rapidly spreading blaze. Despite his efforts, he was unable to contain the flames and immediately contacted condo security and emergency services. Police Lieutenant Sakayapat Chaidet of Pattaya Police Station confirmed that the incident is being treated as a likely case of electrical problem from the battery unit. The room suffered extensive smoke damage and from effects of heat. Forensic officers from Chonburi’s Region 2 division have been called in to conduct a full investigation. No injuries have been reported at this time, but the incident has raised serious concerns about fire safety standards and the growing risks associated with lithium battery use in residential buildings. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-07 -
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Report Thailand Ready for Military Action Amidst Cambodia Border Tensions
Border runs to Cambo still on? -
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Report Thai Roads: Quiet Amidst Chaos, The Culture of Low Horn Use
The Thai's love their whistles. The Airports are the same, I watched the guys while I having a smoke. Blowing their whistles so constantly & unnecessarily. They seem to think they have the power of a tiger. Not only excessive noise but it also echo's throughout the passage way. Hand signals can work 95% of the time. Save the whistle for uncaring drivers & parkers. Very annoying.
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