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Anyone have experience with 'Akita' breed of dogs in Thailand.
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How to stop the Boats.
Give me the guns + legal immunity and I don't think there'd be a shortage of volunteers to stop this nonsense However, the powers that be allow it to continue for a number of reasons as set out below: -
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Thai Police Chief Launches Crackdown on Foreign Criminals in 15-Point Plan
Am I the only one who noticed the separation of men and women? That is rather revealing. I have long noticed the absence of women from leadership or command roles. I get it that some of the elderly males will say, but women cannot chase down criminals and fight them into submission with muay thai skills. However, none of the males sitting there with their fat bellies looks like they do that. Maybe if there were more women in senior roles, the administration of the RTP would be better managed. -
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Foreign 'Mafia' Harass Tourists in Pattaya, Taunt Local Police
A bit misleading title, I would not call a beggar for mafia. Maybe organized Burmese beggars. But only one reported . -
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I'm not sure what to do - My old dog is suffering .
First a big thank you to every one for your kind and understanding comments and advice , its really appreciated . Although the vet diagnosed Poo as suffering from both arthritis and dog dementia , those Two medical conditions can outwardly show similar signs and symptoms , which in Poo's case her primary symptom is her constantly barking , which according to the vet indicated a case of dog dementia .But the vet at the same time diagnosed Poo as suffering from arthritis , which in a dog can also produce constant barking due to the ever present arthritic pain . So a thought now running through my mind is this, is Poo's constant barking due to her feeling constant pain being brought on due to her ever present arthritic pain '' or '' is Poo's constant barking due to her suffering from the symptoms of dog dementia . So Poo's current symptoms are , she is constantly barking and panting throughout the night , she is limping a lot more that usual, and she is being given medication to help reduce any pain and induce sleep. I have attached a short video ( including sound ) showing Poo barking and panting , which she is constantly doing non stop every night and intermittently throughout the daytime. Any thoughts , suggestions or advice appreciated. . Poo1.mp4 -
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Prince Andrew’s Financial Independence: King Charles Cuts Royal Support
What would replace the munster family though? Would you prefer kier Staliner as the UK's (offically at least) top dog ??? <deleted> that! -
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How to stop the Boats.
Better not to sink the boats. Rather, just point them in the right direction, the USA. Most Americans welcome immigrants. Also, America has far more room for immigrants. IMHO, the UK is already completely full. -
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Is Trump going down?
This is a bit of an exit poll. It says of itself that the figures are from people who have shared their vote. From what I've been seeing Republican voters are less likely to share this information. There is therefore a chance that this is skewed. -
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The Outcomes I Am Anticipating...
At this time, I can only state the obvious. Harris will win the popular vote. I am not confident I can predict the electoral college result. It is going to drag out for weeks. The USA will conduct itself like a developing nation that cannot offer properly run elections. One takeaway is that the US approach to running federal elections is inefficient, and guarantees dispute. There is no consistency in voting rules and how the process is executed. Each state has its own rules and each state is subject to potential political influence. Americans really should be ashamed of themselves that they let it get this bad.
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