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Mike Johnson Moves to bar transgender women from using women’s bathrooms at the Capitol
If you would be OK with that, why suggest they are perverts? It's difficult to understand your acceptance of having perverts in the toilet with you. -
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Egyptian Tourist Arrested for Sexual Assault in Luxury Condo Lift
Some Polynesian islands ,it is common for girls to be grabbed and pushed into the bush and raped, it is called Push , Push, in the bush, and no one seems to care. -
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Democrats have a death wish
Yes! I recently was skipping through the channels on my TV and saw Trump and Musk sitting in the front row in a UFC match! 😄 -
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Would Donald Trump’s tariffs hurt US consumers?
Ferris Bueller's teacher had a point. Its a good idea to pay attention in class, you might learn something. https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/economics/smoot-hawley-tariff-act/ -
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Need to spend two days in Laos ay at chiang saen crossing
Reading all the above posts, confirms one of the reasons I left Thailand for Cambodia - the Thai bureaucracy regarding visas and border runs. No such border run hassle here. When I lived in Lanna 20 years ago, I used to drive to Chiang Khong for border runs. In those days there was no Frienship Bridge and one had to use a ferry to cross the Mekong. The old Immigration Office was in town and was well known for its "courteous" service. I used to leave my passport with an Immigration Officer who told me to go and relax with a beer/meal at a Thai riverside restaurant. At a specified time, I returned to the IO to collect my passport duly stamped out/in Thailand and in/out Laos. I never left Thailand. The cost - 1000 baht and no hassle having to cross on a ferry! Happy days for ex-pats then. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Correct! I used 11months as that was the last time anyone posted a comment wrt that video on the Youtube site! -
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British Tourist Found Dead in Phuket Drainage Ditch
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. -
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Need to spend two days in Laos ay at chiang saen crossing
Reading all the above posts, confirms one of the reasons I left Thailand for Cambodia - the Thai bureaucracy regarding visas and border runs. No such border run hassle here. When I lived in Lanna 20 years ago, I used to drive to Chiang Khong for border runs. In those days there was no Frienship Bridge and one had to use a ferry to cross the Mekong. The old Immigration Office was in town and was well known for its "courteous" service. I used to leave my passport with an Immigration Officer who told me to go and relax with a beer/meal at a Thai riverside restaurant. At a specified time, I returned to the IO to collect my passport duly stamped out/in Thailand and in/out Laos. I never left Thailand. The cost - 1000 baht and no hassle having to cross on a ferry! Happy days for ex-pats then.
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