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Trump Harris: Who won the debate ?
As much as I might wish the debate would be decisive, I doubt it. -
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Norwegian Expat Injured by Automatic Door in Bangkok, Seeks Compensation
Oh ! YOU are So " FUNNY " I Guess You've never had a Broken Hip ' Ave Yer ??.....I HAVE & It's NOT Funny !!! -
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The Early Release of Thousands of Prisoners in UK Proves to be Very Unpopular
They've clearly thought this through and executed the plan brilliantly. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13838641/Inmate-arrested-suspicion-rape-sex-assault-SECONDS-released-Keir-Starmers-early-prison-release-scheme.html What a farce. -
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The Early Release of Thousands of Prisoners in UK Proves to be Very Unpopular
It is obviously a stupid idea regardless of who is "in power" Another who has been blinded by this false, manufactured left versus right distraction. Cant't you see that they are all as bad as each other? They must be laughing their heads off at the way people have fallen for it all,- 1
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Tourist confronts teen pickpocket in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Soi 11 - video
I get the impression that someone has bought the master franchise to operate all street business in that area. Very few Thais are operating street businesses in The Lower Sukhumvit Free Trade Zone. -
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Trump Harris: Who won the debate ?
yawn, a Trump bashing load of nonsense. where are the fact check for Harris?- 3
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 September 2024
Banglamung Police Confused by Suspects Claim to be 100 Years Old During Drug Arrest By Adam Judd Police officers at Banglamung Police Station were left perplexed after arresting a suspect who claimed to be over 100 years old, despite his identification card stating he was 33 and him clearly appearing to be decades younger. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1337966-banglamung-police-confused-by-suspects-claim-to-be-100-years-old-during-drug-arrest/ -
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Trump Harris: Who won the debate ?
with a whole team behind her, making sure she got it right Why do you two like to show off your stupidity. Both camps had debate prep. Bad news for you is that like always Trump was a poop learner. Kamala tore him to shreds, the only people denying it are the hard core Kool Aid drinkers. It has to do with brains and preparation. 🙃 -
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Trump Harris: Who won the debate ?
Being professional and prepping for a presidential debate....that has got to be tantamount to cheating surely? -
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Floor tiles suddenly lifting with a bang
About the gap: When I bought my tiles they had detailed instructions on the boxes. I read them. And I made sure my contractor also read them and acted accordingly. -
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Banglamung Police Confused by Suspects Claim to be 100 Years Old During Drug Arrest
Police officers at Banglamung Police Station were left perplexed after arresting a suspect who claimed to be over 100 years old, despite his identification card stating he was 33 and him clearly appearing to be decades younger. At approximately 3:00 AM on September 11th, 2024, Pol. Col. Nawin Sinthurat, Superintendent of Banglamung Police Station, assigned officers to crack down on illegal activities in the area. The team, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Kornpong Sukwisit, Deputy Superintendent of Investigation, were conducting their patrol when they encountered a motorcycle without license plates and non-functional headlights and taillights. Upon inspection, the officers discovered two methamphetamine pills in the possession of Mr. Anuwat, also known as Ta Khamloet, aged 33, from Sakon Nakhon Province. The pills were found in a clear plastic bag inside a black cigarette box labeled “VOXX.” A subsequent urine test confirmed the presence of drugs. By Adam Judd Full story: THE PATTAYA NEWS -- 2024-09-12 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Tourist confronts teen pickpocket in Bangkok’s Sukhumvit Soi 11 - video
Where are the cops? Paid off of course! -
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Don’t kill the golden goose! Tax reforms may drive away expats
https://articles.smartasset.com/best-states-to-retire/ux/index.html?utm_source=smartasset&utm_campaign=sma__falc_relatedposts_retire&utm_content=beststates_grey Why should Americans come to Thailand and pay taxes on the pension when they don't pay them at home? -
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Body of Teen Missing For 5 Days Found in Lampang Reservoir
Picture courtesy of The Thaiger. A tragic end to a community's search efforts unfolded yesterday when the body of 19-year-old boy, Phubet was found floating in the Huai Bok Reservoir in Serm Ngam district, Lampang province. The discovery followed an intensive search, launched after villagers found his motorbike abandoned near the water’s edge. Phubet, a resident of Ban Kiw Huai Boerk, Serm Klang subdistrict, had been missing since the early hours of September 7 and according to his family, he left home at 04:00, but never returned. His unexplained absence prompted an immediate search by worried family members and neighbors, which continued through the following days. On September 9, searchers discovered his motorbike and mobile phone by the reservoir, raising fears about his safety. For three days, local villagers and various rescue units, including the Lampang Rescue Association, Serm Ngam District Rescue Association, and Sawang Nakorn Lampang Rescue Unit, scoured the area. Despite these efforts, Phubet’s whereabouts remained a mystery until September 11, when his lifeless body was spotted floating on the water’s surface. Authorities were promptly alerted, and police, accompanied by medical personnel from Serm Ngam Hospital, were dispatched to the scene. A preliminary examination was conducted before Phubet’s body was transferred to the hospital’s forensic department for a thorough autopsy. The cause of death has yet to be determined, and investigations are ongoing. The Huai Bok Reservoir, located approximately eight kilometres from Ban Pong Pradu village, is known for its natural beauty and forested surroundings. The headman of the village described it as a secluded area, accessible only by motorbike, where locals frequently gather wild mushrooms and other forest produce. It was this isolation that may have contributed to the delay in finding Phubet, despite the proximity of his motorbike to the reservoir. Although foul play has not yet been ruled out, the initial investigation leans toward an accidental death. Authorities are looking into the possibility that Phubet may have slipped and drowned while exploring the reservoir. However, they are awaiting the results of the autopsy to confirm or refute this hypothesis. For now, the community can only mourn and wait, hoping for closure as they try to come to terms with the sudden loss of a young life. The police have asked anyone with additional information that could assist in the investigation to come forward. Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-09-12 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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