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Why do basement car parks in Bangkok tower blocks always stink to high hell?
Bangkok elevation ranges from -11m to 3 m with an average elevation of 1.5 m. In contrast the elevations for other large cities are; Paris 35m, London 11m, Tokyo 40m, Singapore 11m, Chiang Mai 310m, Surat Thani 10m, and Patong 97 m Bangkok is built on reclaimed swamp. Swamps are known to hold tons upon tons of decaying organic material that has built up over centuries. No amount of ventilation will remove the gas byproduct of natural decay in a swamp. -
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Are you (or anyone you know) injured by the Covid shot? Try detoxing from the Spike protein.
How many reasons can you think of for not returning back here on this forum? Lately I truly believe most who dissappeared either by natural causes, age, lifestyle illnesses and the polarized political environment polluting and toxicity the climate here. People are tired of trolls and bs threads -
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Did Trump actually succeed in getting Pakistan and India to ceasefire?
That news is going to upset the Trumpettes claiming a win for Trump. Are these people idiots? Do they have Biden on the brain? Everything is Dems and the Left, simply not understanding that most of the people reading have nothing to do with Dems and the Left. Can't they give it a rest and simply discuss the conflict? It's a terrible affliction. An obsession. -
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Are you (or anyone you know) injured by the Covid shot? Try detoxing from the Spike protein.
On this very forum, there are several hardcore vax defenders who claimed to have had zero side effects and whom I later saw mentioning (in the health section and elsewhere) that they had major health problems (always well-known vax consequences). One guy, when I taunted him a bit asking when his next booster was due, told me he had to ask his doctor first as he had just had major open heart surgery and was therefore in the "vulnerable" category… This is a guy who had repeatedly looked down on me, claiming to have had zero complications from his multiple shots. I feel sorry for him. And then there is the mystery of the active daily contributors who vanish all of a sudden, never to return.- 1
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US Pushes Forward with Private Aid Plan for Gaza Amid UN Opposition
Would it have been any worse if Hamas was controlling the distribution? Surely the Gazans can manage their own affairs and do not need infidels to take care of their basic civic needs? -
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Now it comes out. Reuters reports Biden's Gaza pier injured a lot more than the MSM let on.
Ask them. Data collection has not changed. This is just another example of political motivation claiming a conspiracy when there is nothing. It is malicious disinformation. I can make a conspiracy claims too. The US military personnel should not be engaged in sports. Many injuries because of the activity. It could be a plot by a hedonist or athleticism cult because they encourage sports. Nor should military personnel drive because of the high number of injuries. Even worse is walking and marching. it should be stopped immediately. If it wasn't because of this stupid need for marching, then military personnel would not have so many sprains and repetitive motion injuries. Could be a plot by shoe manufacturers to force the military to buy better suited footwear. Injuries were the leading cause of medical encounters among military personnel. The rate of hospitalization for injuries was approximately 1000 per 100,000 person-years and, for injuries treated in outpatient clinics, 999 per 1000 person-years. The leading injury type resulting in hospitalization was fractures (40%) and the leading injury type resulting in outpatient visits was sprains and strains (49%). Leading causes of hospitalization were falls/near falls (17.5%), motor vehicle mishaps (15.4%), and sports (13.1%). Conclusions Injuries are the biggest health problem of the military services. Military medical surveillance data are useful for determining the magnitude and causes of the injury problem, identifying possible prevention targets, and monitoring of trends among military personnel. Medical Surveillance of Injuries in the U.S. Military: Descriptive Epidemiology and Recommendations for Improvement Author links open overlay panelBruce H. Jones MD, MPH a, Michelle Canham-Chervak PhD, MPH a, Sara Canada MPH a, Timothy A. Mitchener DMD, MPH b, LtCol Sean Moore MD
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