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Putin Expresses Readiness for Talks with Trump to End Ukraine War
Let them have a parry with Assad and have a drink with cyankali -
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Is Obesity a Very Serious Problem?
A fat kid means they have money same as alot of garbage around some houses specifically in esan areas. -
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Australia - The Lucky Country - On borrowed money.
Payment Details Take off supplement rent assistant energy assistant Age Pension + $1047.10 Pension Supplement + $83.20 Rent Assistance + $211.20 Energy Supplement + $14.10 Gross payment amount + $1355.60 Deduction for repayment of an advance payment - $115.40 Includes a deduction Net payment amount + $1240.20 -
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Australia - The Lucky Country - On borrowed money.
Are you saying that if those problems were not there you'd choose Thailand? -
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Worst Joke Ever 2024
Well happy anniversary !! It is way much better then a stupid Christmas and a happy new year . -
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Insurrectionist Dems seek to Keep Trump from Office.
Meanwhile, over in the foot shooter's camp. MAGA Crisis Could Mean There Is No Trump Inauguration on Jan. 20 With Mike Johnson’s speakership in peril, lawmakers worry the House won’t be able to certify Donald Trump’s re-election victory. "If the election isn’t certified by Jan. 20, the Constitution is clear that Biden’s term has ended, taking him and Vice President Kamala Harris out of the line of presidential succession. The speaker of the House would be next in theory, but since that position would be empty too, it would pass to the Senate president pro tempore, the majority party’s most senior senator. That would be Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa. Speaking of whom, has anyone checked on Grassley lately? The lawmaker turned 91 in September." https://www.thedailybeast.com/maga-crisis-could-mean-there-is-no-trump-inauguration-on-jan-20/ -
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Australia - The Lucky Country - On borrowed money.
How so? Doesn't seem to be a problem for hundreds of thousands of expat retirees, from all around the world, living in Thailand. I'm in Pattaya. Plenty of western food on offer, and for cheap. I have never, and will never, deposit 800k baht into a 3rd World Country where I have no rights. I use an agent. Also cheap. Not "anywhere" just certain places. Your argument falls down in many examples. I could understand if you had a medical condition that requires constant treatment, but if not, you could easily chose to live out your twilight years in a place where you holiday to. The step is not that big, and a holiday budget is not the same as living in Thailand full time.
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