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I adopted 2 thai dogs and now I regret this decision.
Don't let them in your gate, problem solved. I see many soi dogs who wait outside gates for food -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
You don't get to tell me what I may and may not post. But I do guarantee I will not post with the intention of baiting you or belittling you personally because of the opinions you hold. That said, of you make a claim about what is right or wrong and advise accordingly, you will need to be able to support it with reliable evidence. -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
Off topic post on US opiods removed. @frank83628 -
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Vending Machine Business for Foreigner
Starting a vending machine business in Thailand as a foreigner can be tricky due to the legal and ownership requirements. You’d likely need a Thai partner to handle the local business licensing and meet ownership rules for foreigners. Leasing machines could be a good option to test the waters before committing to buying, especially if you’re unsure about the market. I’ve worked with VVM vaping vending machines, and they were a great way to enter the vending space because they focus on niche products with consistent demand. Custom manufacturing locally is possible but might limit your options; importing from China could provide more advanced features but comes with higher duties. As a side business, vending can be profitable, but success depends on securing high-traffic locations and managing maintenance and restocking efficiently. -
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Labour Faces Tough Start Under Starmer as Local Election Results Highlight Sharp Decline
The reality is, that if at the next election the vote shares are similar, the Liberals will be the king makers -
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Biden pardons Hunter.
I don't need to prove to you or anyone else anything, new bloke........... Respect, a new bloke telling me about respect.............🤣 -
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Ask Grok
X is a social media platform. It is not moderated the way other social media platforms are. It is moderated to stay in line with the law. That means - all comments are within the law for the country you are reading them in. That means - all comments are legal and within the law. If the law changes, so will X. What the other social media platforms do is police speech above and beyond the law. They police it to prevent hurt feelings or to keep comments in line with the governments version of the truth - ala COVID. Given that X is within the law. That misinformation is protected. What is the problem? And if there is a problem - what could be done to prevent it other than completely arbitrary rules that are not within the law?
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