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Trump’s Power Move: Banning Masks to End Campus Chaos
Oops, my mind just flashed images I have seen with law enforcement officers wearing masks to hide identity also. Damn, why does life not present us with clear yes/no, right/wrong answers?! -
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Zelensky Expresses Optimism for Peace Following 'Positive' Conversation with Trump
you knuckehead you !! you think Zelensky just got suitcases full of cash hey .... someone who doesn't know is best to keep their mouth shut rather than make a fool of themselves. You sit behind your keyboard and rubbish Zelensky where you couldn't even be his shadow or hold a candle to him. -
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Man Found Stabbed 40 Times in Rented Room in Nakhon Sawan
Makes it a difference between rented or owned room? Outcome is the same😳 -
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Zelensky Expresses Optimism for Peace Following 'Positive' Conversation with Trump
Posting pictures of wives, whether pretty or not, is very low . Typical redneck behavior. -
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Travel the Land of the Rising Sun with 12Go’s Japan Rail Pass
For seasoned travelers in Thailand, 12Go is a familiar name, offering a range of transport booking services. However, its reach extends far beyond, making it a top travel platform across Asia. From buses to flights, 12Go simplifies the booking process, ensuring smooth journeys for adventurers. Now, with affordability and ease of travel in mind, 12Go has taken a major step forward by launching an exciting new offering—the Japan Rail Pass. Thanks to a partnership with the Japan Rail Network, the platform now provides greater accessibility and convenience for travelers heading to Japan. What is the Japan Rail Pass? Previously, 12Go facilitated individual trip bookings in Japan, but now, with the introduction of the All Japan Pass, travelers can enjoy unlimited travel for 7, 14, or 21 days. This pass grants access to Japan Rail Network trains, selected Japan Rail buses, and the Miyajima Ferry. Additionally, certain train routes allow free seat reservations. Popular Routes with the Japan Rail Pass From Tokyo: Tokyo to Osaka Tokyo to Kyoto Tokyo to Hiroshima and beyond From Osaka: Osaka to Kyoto Osaka to Tokyo Other Routes: Nagoya to Hiroshima Kyoto to Fukuoka Who Should Get the Japan Rail Pass? The tail pass is perfect for international tourists looking for an easy and cost-effective way to explore Japan. Here are a few key benefits: Convenience: Unlimited rides on JR trains eliminate the need for individual ticket purchases, saving time and hassle. Flexibility:No fixed schedules, allowing travelers to explore multiple regions freely. Spontaneity: Ideal for adventurers who enjoy impromptu trips. Exclusive Perks: Some passes offer free seat reservations, ensuring comfortable travel during peak seasons. Cost Savings : The pass covers unlimited JR train travel, including the high-speed Shinkansen, making it significantly cheaper than buying individual tickets. Is the Japan Rail Pass Budget-Friendly? Absolutely! A 7-day Japan Rail Pass costs less than two round-trip tickets between Tokyo and Kyoto, making it an excellent deal if you are looking to frequent transportation on rails. Duration Ordinary Class Green Class (Premium) 7 Days 11,097 baht 15,536 baht 14 Days 17,756 baht 24,414 baht 21 Days 22,195 baht 31,073 baht Green Class offers extra comfort, including reclining seats, spacious cabins, and additional luggage space compared to Ordinary Class, albeit at a slight price hike. How to Book the Japan Rail Pass Booking through 12Go is simple, with all the necessary information available on their website. To secure your pass, visit: 12Go Japan Rail Pass. Travelers can purchase the pass digitally before arriving in Japan or upon arrival. However, it’s recommended to buy it at least two weeks in advance. Redemption is easy via station machines or QR codes for instant access. If Japan is on your travel list, now is the perfect time to go. Here’s why: Favorable exchange rates: A weaker yen makes travel more affordable. Exciting new attractions: Japan regularly introduces new attractions, train routes, and cultural landmarks. Seasonal beauty: Springtime means breathtaking sakura (cherry blossoms) across the country. With the Japan Rail Pass, you can explore more of Japan for less, there's never been a better time to visit! 12Go’s user-friendly platform caters to both novice and experienced travelers. Offering real-time availability, secure payments, and multilingual support, the platform covers transport options in 120+ countries—whether by train, bus, ferry, or flight. More 12Go Travel Options in Japan Just like across Asia, 12Go provides tailored travel solutions within Japan. Hakone Free Pass Perfect for those wanting to see Mount Fuji and the Owakudani Valley, this pass allows unlimited travel on the Hakone Tozan train, cable car, ropeway, and sightseeing cruise. Includes a round-trip ticket from Shinjuku to Odawara. Discounts on 90+ attractions and hot springs. Prices: 1,354 to 1,443 baht. Tokyo Subway Ticket A must-have for exploring Ueno, Asakusa, Shibuya, and Ginza with unlimited access to Tokyo’s subway network. Osaka Amazing Pass For those visiting Osaka Castle, Umeda Sky Building, and river cruises, this pass offers free entry to 40+ attractions, unlimited subway and bus rides, plus discounts at restaurants and shops. Price: 178 to 333 baht, depending on duration (1 to 3 days). With convenient and cost-effective travel options, 12Go makes exploring Japan easier than ever. Book your pass today and start your journey: 12Go Japan Rail Pass. Sponsored - Original article by The Thaiger -
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Teslas torched with Molotov cocktails and shot with gun
Your link is out of date. You will no doubt be disappointed but the financial times also reported the valuation. I didn't post it as it is behind a paywall and mistakenly thought posting a link from an Elon Musk hating lefty comic like the Guardian would be sufficient but the denial seems to be quite strong here. Kind of weird as Musk is simply trying to help the US and remove some of the corrupt waste. Unless you are a beneficiary of this corruption I'm not sure why you would have a problem with what he is doing.
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