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Oh what a big tipper you are ,a lousy 10b , now I know why most of your posts are pro-israeli ... Just don't expect a "Shalom ' from me Moshe- 1
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Why do Thai people ignore Foreigners when they are speaking and begin speaking over them, interrupting them?
Why have you capitalized the word multinational? -
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Why do so many posters continually diss other posters?
That should be a separate thread. Why are there so many posters making dubious claims on here? -
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UN Warns of Escalating Climate Crisis with No Relief in Sight
The experts never seem to mention the axis going off kilter with the poles wandering off. It seems to me that this constant moving of the north pole will effect the jet streams and the angle to the sun. One would think that this would affect the weather patterns that we have been used to. It appears we are slowly heading toward a pole shift which will once again change the world dramatically. There's no stopping this reality. The cleanse is coming. Unfortunately it is becoming increasingly more difficult to trust the so called experts. The most recent survey determined that the Pole is moving approximately north-northwest at 55km per year. NASA claims that pole shifts don't have much effect on weather. Seems an odd statement considering Antarctica used to be fertile ground. They also state the last pole shift was 700,000 years ago but also that the average pole shifts occur every 300,000 years. It may be true that NASA stands for Never A Straight Answer. One fact everyone seems to agree upon is that the shift was about 10km per year until recently. https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/loops/stellar/prod/20250113-geomagnetic-01-loop.mp4?c=original Just thinking out loud. -
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Report Expat Confusion Grows as Thailand Cracks Down on Helmet Law Violations
Why are they dangerous?? Back in the day in the UK, if you had a sidecar on your bike, you would get cheaper insurance, as insurance companies consider sidecars safer than solo motorcycles. If you are a Thai with a family, you could well have a sidecar. They are cheap, you can buy a new one for 6000 baht with a roof on, or a second-hand one from 1500 baht. The wife has one and uses a crash helmet all the time. Having been riding motorcycles for 50 years now, I often use a sidecar, I feel a lot safer on one than on a solo motorcycle. The problem is Farangs see them, nearly all are made locally, local bike shops made the wife's, using whatever is available, in their eyes they do not look like our side cars, ie Watsonian from the Uk , they are no good, they work, that is all that counts .
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