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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
Here you go seeing as you don't know the graph you posted -
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[QUIZ] 4 August - Brand Logo Pictures
I just completed this quiz. My Score 80/100 My Time 94 seconds -
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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
Sad you would fail basic math. Try again. -
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2 Chinese women and foreign-Thai couple clash in Phuket mall - video
He's not British. That's just something he made up for his latest troll persona... A lot of his posts are nonsensical and contradictory, as he just says whatever he can to aggravate people. -
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Trump Lashes Out as Kamala Harris Gains Momentum: "not fair"
What's more, 82.372% of the "statistics" I quote are completely made up, the other 17.628% are from Fox News! -
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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
Oh dear. 200/100 is a 200% increase. -
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Kennedy may drop out and support Trump
He's backing convicted felon adjudicated rapist twice impeached disgraced ex-president Trump. -
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How on earth do you Diet in Thailand ?
Losing weight and keeping off the fat is the easiest thing in the world. See, there are only three macronutrients, Fat, Protein, and Carbohydrates. Only two of those are essential to life, and it ain't the last one. You wanna lose weight and never gain an ounce? Just eat an animal-based diet and say no to all plants, including fruits, veggies, nuts, seeds, grains, and oils. PLANTS? Yes, plants. Anyone who's struggling to lose weight should look at the plants on their plate. The body converts ALL carbs into blood sugar (glucose). Your body's cells only have so much room for glucose storage. And anything over a teaspoon of glucose in the blood is toxic and MUST be removed quickly. The excess glucose in the bloodstream simply gets converted into fat and stored in the adipose. And that's what makes you chubby! POPULAR PLANT FOODS (CARBS) CONVERTED TO TEASPOONS OF SUGAR PER SERVING 1 cup of BOILED Rice: 45g carbs = 11.25 teaspoons of sugar 1 medium BOILED potato: 37g carbs = 9.25 teaspoons of sugar 1 cup of COOKED oatmeal: 27g carbs = 6.75 teaspoons of sugar 1 medium Banana: 27g carbs = 6.75 teaspoons of sugar 1 cup of COOKED pasta: 25g carbs = 6.25 teaspoons of sugar 1 medium apple: 25g carbs = 6.25 teaspoons of sugar 1 single slice of white bread: 15g carbs = 3.75 teaspoons of sugar POPULAR ANIMAL FOODS CONVERTED TO TEASPOONS OF SUGAR PER SERVING Beef: 0 grams carbs = 0 teaspoons of sugar Lamb: 0 grams carbs = 0 teaspoons of sugar Pork: 0 grams carbs = 0 teaspoons of sugar Chicken: 0 grams carbs = 0 teaspoons of sugar Eggs: ~0.6 grams carbs per large egg = 0.15 teaspoons of sugar Fish: 0 grams = 0 teaspoons of sugar HEART-HEALTHY ANIMAL FATS CONVERTED TO TEASPOONS OF SUGAR Tallow: 0 grams = 0 teaspoons of sugar Lard: 0 grams = 0 teaspoons of sugar Butter: 0.1 grams per 100 grams 0.025 teaspoons of sugar Ghee: 0 grams = 0 teaspoons of sugar So, there you go. No need to complicate weight gain, weight loss, and weight maintenance ever again 😉. And anyone who still thinks saturated fat, cholesterol, and red meat are dangerous, well.... "W-w-w-w... Here Shep, c'mon, boy!" -
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Ever Wondered about the Different Types of Thai Noodles ?
The writer has forgotten Sen Mee (Bi Hoon as we called it in Malaysia & Singapore.) There is also Giam Ee (Lou Shi Fun aka Rat Tail Noodles/ Silver Needle Noodles) and Sen Chan (for Pad Thai). What esle have we forgotten? Too many! -
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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
So what year and month were they? -
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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
Actually, what's sad, is that in this example in nominal terms the increase was 300%. In real terms the increase was 150%. Apparently, you can't even do arithmetic correctly.- 1
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New 'Expat Care' Policy in Thailand Covers Pre-Existing Health Conditions
I spoke to the guy in the video. I thought it would be good for me , sure I could pay for 2 years without making a claim....he asked me about my PEC's and said realistically I only had about a 5% chance of being approved. So that's that then -
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Taxation of foreighners in S/E Asia?
11% file, actually, only 6% pay tax. -
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Donald Trump’s speech during Musk interview sparks health concerns
What months were there buddy? Do tell -
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Foreign cyclist severely injured after being hit by Phuket Airport taxi
You seem unable to distinguish anger from frustration. You aslo seem to have trouble with the phrase safer in many ways. Note that it does not mean much safer as you stated. I have ridden in many places around the world, and thailand is not the horroshow for cyclists people make it out to be. In fact, with so many food carts, utility bikes with (saelangs) and just plain motorcycle traffic on the road by day thai drivers are very aware of cyclists. That said I rarely ride at night here and when I do am crazy cautious, and glow like the sun with head and tail lights. On my last trip to the US, I was shocked at how many vehicles squeezed me, shouted abuse or screamed past me with only inches to spare. Morons yelling get on the sidewalk when the law is clear that I have a legal right to a lane and the sidewalk is a no go. As for your question, The majority of my riding takes place in and around Bangkok and environs. Surface routes like rama 3 over the river to prapadeng and bang krachao, riding every bridge and overpass I can find to get some elevation. I'm also do a wide rama3, rama 2, bangkhunthian chai tallay loop that hits bangkok, samut sakorn and samut prakan. Other routes include petchburi and patanakarn/onnut to skylane at the airport. Or rama 4 onnut to nong bon lake. I also regularly ride out to ayuthaya, Average speeds range from 25-34 kmh depending on traffic. Top speeds around 50 kmh in the city coming off bridges or over passes. On flat I generally hold 29-30 kmh Average weekly ride is 200-300 kmh. Most of my rides are between 50 and 100 km.
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