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Nightmare in Kursk: Ukrainian Troops Recount Devastating Retreat
I wish I had kept the package, but I wanted to erase all trace of that shameful experience as fast as possible. All I can remember is that the packaging looked delectable, a beautiful photo of a meat pie and thing said "made in Australia". Since I could not find the real thing, a British meat pie, I thought I'd chance it, my Australian lawyer colleagues were always meticulous and sticklers for detail, surely they'd get a meat pie right? But no, whatever that was, it was a culinary Waterloo.The worst, I got had again! As my usual bagels were not available I thought I'd get a pack of Cole's bagels. Again, nice packaging, shame about the inside. I really do hope Australians eat better than the selection of Oz food they have in Tops. This one Australian pie and the Cole's Bagel. And the beef obviously, but the beef is really good so I'm keeping quiet about it. -
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Deadly Consequences: Motorists Warned Against Seatbelt Buckle Inserts
I do not plan to live more than a year or two... if darwin gets me first so be it. -
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Thaksin Dismisses US Sanctions Over Uyghur Deportations
Not only deporting them, but in handcuffs . -
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Speeding Car Claims Life of Irishman in Thailand's Khao Lak
Pictures courtesy of The Phuket News Tragedy struck last night in Khao Lak, Thailand, as a 54-year-old Irishman, Neil Christopher More Oferrall, lost his life after being hit by a speeding vehicle. The accident occurred around 9pm on Phetkasem Road near Sangsawan Resort. Quick to respond, police discovered the black Ford Everest involved, stopped near the median strip. The driver, Wisanu Alitomeena from Trang province, was cooperative and remained at the scene. Bloodstains and a single flip-flop were found, stark reminders of the accident's violent nature. Despite being swiftly taken to Khao Lak Medical Center, Oferrall succumbed to severe neck injuries, pronounced dead at 9.40pm. Authorities have categorised the incident as a traffic accident under case number Chor. 14/2568. An autopsy will follow, registered as case number Chor. 6/2568. The case, seen as a “serious and shocking incident,” has been escalated to the Phang Nga Provincial Police. Investigations continue as officials determine whether charges will be pressed against Alitomeena. This tragic event highlights the dangers lurking on busy roads, affecting even the most tranquil holiday destinations, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-18 -
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Biden AutoPen Signature scandal
A prosecutor can try to challenge anything. What's stopping them? That doesn't mean a judge won't quash it.
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