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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Just google it and there are many things you can, It's all about testosterone levels... you need to raise them up, and to do that, the most effective are: 1. Do a lot of leg workouts, 1-2 days a week minimum (my favorites: squats, sumo squat, dead lift, leg and calf extension. 2. Do daily Kegel exercise for your come to not end after a minute 😄 3. Some supplements help like Maca and Tribulus terrestris after a few months you are going to be like a rock, works for any age, even at 50s -
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Read 'em and weep: Congressman Matt Gaetz Resigns 'Effective Immediately'
Totally agree ,Trump is using loyalist to Constitutionally spy on the heavy population of non elected bureaucrats! A new day in America ! Jfk files to be released when he’s in charge! -
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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Two guys and one lady? -
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DEI is dead! Let's celebrate the demise of that woke nonsense
We don’t need no stinkin “diversity, equity, and inclusion”. Merit only … everyone knows that in the USA all, from those growing up in poverty to those growing up in wealth, are absolutely equal in having the same opportunities to improve their lives. Entirely up to them … -
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After A Lifetime Of Adventure, Why Is It Now So Hard To Pop Off?
Threesomes are the answer. -
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DEI is dead! Let's celebrate the demise of that woke nonsense
Black trans 'women' with mental health issues and a physical deformity may no longer apply for the 'Dairy queen of the month'. -
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Thai Tax Returns for Foreigners
Your Social Security is tax exempt in Thailand but your IRA may not be. Just because you don't have to file in the US, doesn't automatically mean you wont have to file here, there is no correlation between the two tax systems. That said, you are entitled to exemptions and deductions here so there's an excellent chance you wont pay tax here either. The rules for whether or not you must file a return in Thailand stipulate any assessable income above 60k baht per year, by a tax resident, requires a tax return. -
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Thai Tax Returns for Foreigners
I hope not but I suggest that you do file in the US anyway as that might help you later to document your situation with Thai Revenue if ever needed.- 1
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