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Fox News Viewers Get An Uncomfortable Truth About Trump On Live TV
Given your avatar, do you want to fight them or ride them? 🤠 -
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ALL VACCINES WILL KILL YOU - The evidence is overwhelming
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BYD Seal tips, tricks and help
I think I would rather keep both screens in place and just keep them clean especially after seeing how much could possibly enter the car, but restricting the airflow has also crossed my mind. Regarding this photo, does anyone know the purpose of both these “ radiators “ ?? The rear appears to be a standard type radiator with fan which presumably provides cooling to battery and motor but what does the one in front do ? Doesn’t alter my aim to keep them both clean just curious. -
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Explosive Attack in Yala Claims Lives of Two Police Officers
Photo: Thai PBS World Tragedy struck in Thailand's southernmost province of Yala today, as violence continues to disrupt the region. An improvised explosive device (IED) detonated in Than Tho district, claiming the lives of two border patrol police officers and injuring a third. The attack occurred around 9.30am while the officers were returning from a health check-up. The victims have been identified as Pol Senior Sergeant Major Issares Intarapetch and Pol Sergeant Monpitak Petchnui. The injured officer has not been named yet, and further details of his condition are awaited. This incident follows a recent spate of violence in southern Thailand. Just days earlier, on April 23, a deadly ambush in Songkhla province claimed the life of a 16-year-old Buddhist novice and injured several others. The attack occurred as the group was about to leave a temple to collect alms. These tragic events underscore the ongoing challenges of maintaining peace and security in Thailand's southern provinces, an area long troubled by unrest. As investigations continue, authorities seek to bolster safety measures and bring those responsible to justice, while the community mourns the loss of its fallen officers and innocent civilians caught in the conflict. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai PBS World 2025-04-28 -
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Report Abandoned Abroad: British Pensioner in Thailand Slams 'Immoral' Frozen Pensions Policy
Oh but he does! Not mentioned in the article (how remiss of them) is his 'modest private pension'. As mentioned by me and others, he's a 'former banker'. UK banks are generally known to offer good pension packages to all their staff, so I wonder how 'modest this pension is. https://thai.news/news/thailand/christopher-lees-retirement-struggle-the-impact-of-frozen-uk-pensions-on-british-expats-in-thailand -
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Tipping
They do down Sukhumvit. Not high-end places, just your typical Irish/English/American/Sports pubs. My EX did this work for a decade and still has friends in the bars. 'Non happy ending' massage staff in Bangkok generally get 200 per massage. If each customer tips 100, then it doesn't take that many customers for them to hit 25k a month, probably around 3-4 customers a day (bearing in mind they work 6 days a week). My EX could get around 6 customers a day, but in non-tourist areas, she'd get no tips. However, in tourist areas 100 was a normal tip. Her cousin does happy ending massage in Phuket and makes 50k plus.
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