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Border bounce at nong khai
Happened on Friday they pulled at least 5 people out of the queue to get stamped out all falangs were all told they have to fly back to thailand and if tried to enter by land border they would be refused entry no exceptions -
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Germany Election Results…
The left is so far behind its laughable. But don't let that stop him. -
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Germany Election Results…
Except the non-AfD parties will keep refusing to build coalition with the AfD. Instead, they will go on piecing together weak minority left-laden governments exluding the AfD. This means that the left, although outnumbered in any election, remains de facto in power. -
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American Woman Arrested with 4kg of Ice at Phuket Airport Bound for Singapore
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Where Will We Be in Five Years?
No, the loan term was 25 years. The bank manager was none too pleased when I paid off the loan in 18 months. It helped I was working in the remote area, so could rent it out. I bought the house in 1970 for $14,000. 4 bedrooms plus a bungalow. In hindsight, I should have stayed and pyramided my property purchases. An Indian guy I worked with did that, and finished up owning a dozen houses in Perth. From 1972, I have bought 5 houses, 2 townhouses. and 2 apartments. I paid cash for every one. I feel sorry for young people today, their path to home ownership is so much harder.
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