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An Operating Manual for Understanding the Thai Mind
You apparently have very sensitive toes. You also clearly have a problem with reading comprehension. I'm neither belittling nor insulting you. I'm simply saying, and sticking to it, that you were <deleted> because you're a farang, and that I personally don't see the funny side of it. -
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New data link cannabis use and heart disease: Who paid for this?
next they will be telling us it gives you ginger hair and some will indeed believe it and repeat it No doubt citing prince harry as evidence -
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EU Spanish Shock: Muslim Festivals Banned from Public Places!
Obviously not. The name clearly is Latin. In arabic it would be "Gumalla". -
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You thought you had seen all from the leader in chief of the US?
I have had some excellent dark chocolate while traveling in Russia, excellent beer also. Russia’s 5 most valuable export products in 2024 were crude oil, refined petroleum oils, petroleum gases, coal and unwrought gold. -
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You thought you had seen all from the leader in chief of the US?
Becausue I can. I can live anywhere I want, when I want...how about you? Hows your third world country? I love the way you are sooooooo concerned about me, I am in your head worse than Trump. How does it make you feel that my lot is winning and yours is losing..... -
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Heart ECG and stress test at Phayathai, Sri Racha
Since it's at least 5 years since my last heart check-up, (I'm 66 years old now), and since I will soon be in either Laos or Myanmar, (both of which are not famous for having decent hospitals), I booked a heart check-up at Phayathai. I haven't been to this private hospital before, but the service etc was all fine, with a total bill of about 4,000 baht. The ultrasound all looked good and the treadmill test was also fine. I found it interesting that the nurses/doctor asked me as I was walking slowly on the treadmill if I had any heart pain. No pain of course, and so they increased the treadmill speed, aiming for an increased heart rate of 130 bpm. They looked more and more surprised as they increased the speed more and more and my breathing remained normal and my HR increased only slightly 🙂 Finally, I was running at an Olympic speed (lol), and hit the 130 bpm and the test was ended. Needless to say, the results were excellent with zero sign of artery disease, heart disease etc etc every measurement absolutely normal. I noted that my calculated life expectancy, based on my current age and lifestyle etc, is 101 years old! Anyway, I'm happy to recommend Phyathai in Sri Racha for checking out your ticker.
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