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Is there anything good about getting old?
Is there anything good about getting old? Grandkids. The beauty about grandkids is you keep them while their cute, and when then turn into a PITA you can send them home. -
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Do I Need to Pay Tax in Thailand on Cryptocurrency Gains from Bitkub?
I found an article on Bitkub’s support page about cryptocurrency taxes. https://support.bitkub.com/en/support/solutions/articles/151000033321-cryptocurrency-tax-and-frequently-asked-questions If someone is classified as a non-tax resident (i.e., they have not stayed in Thailand for 180 days or more within the tax year), are they still required to pay personal income tax on cryptocurrency gains earned through Exchange? -
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Chess teacher for child
I'm looking for somewhere to have my son formally learn chess strategy. He completely understands the piece moves and has trapped me more than once and got close to beating me. He does not get mad when he loses, just learns from it. He's 6 and speaks English. If anyone knows where this can happen, I would be truly appreciative for the info. Thanks in advance! -
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BMW Driver in Fatal Crash Misses Mediation Appointment Again
Overseas holiday imminent for the driver? 💢 -
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
Speaking for yourself JK-Trilly of 43 posts (figured as much). -
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Far-right activists from Germany spent US election day at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago
I was answering to a post that read "The problem is Trump's "lies and BS" are invariably proven true. I actually can't think of a single occasion he has been definitively proven as having lied. " -
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Badenoch Criticizes Starmer's McDonald’s Joke, Citing Double Standards
Also in a Nigerian outlet. How Kemi Badenoch, 42, grew up ‘with no running water’ in Nigeria to become top contender for British Prime Minister https://tribuneonlineng.com/how-kemi-badenoch-42-grew-up-with-no-running-water-in-nigeria-to-become-top-contender-for-british-prime-minister/ Here is a bit more about her arrival in the UK. To support herself, Ms Badenoch, who lived with a family friend, secured a part-time job at McDonald’s and picked up ad-hoc work elsewhere. ‘Most of the students were from ethnic minorities and the expectations for us were low,’ she recalled in an interview with the Independent. ‘The poverty of low expectations must change. Schools and teachers matter.’- 1
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What do you give a Buddhist for Christmas?
Nothing - Buddhist don't celebrate Christmas. You can give them a New Years gift though. Hell - they have three New Years here at a minimum.
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