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Do you live in a Tourist Ghetto or out in the sticks?
None of the above. I live on the Blue Line corridor and love it. Lots of pretty girls in the half dozen malls, chock full of delicious Thai food, no farang. Open green spaces. Thai prices. MRT miles better than bloody BTS. Don't move here there is no farang food!! Go away now. Danger!! -
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Thai Set 100 Index in Bear Market. Panic?????
Bitcoin total return over the last 10 years: 44,127.2%. Bitcoin total return over the last 5 years: 1,007.8%. https://curvo.eu/backtest/en/market-index/bitcoin?currency=usd#returns -
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Do you live in a Tourist Ghetto or out in the sticks?
New policy going forward: any of your idiotic posts that manage to outdo your last one in sheer stupidity will be met with silence. So let’s kick things off properly by ignoring this one. I’m sure there will be plenty more to follow.- 1
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JAPAN - Prof dr Yasufumi MURAKAMI: "The more doses you get, the sooner you’re likely to die"
In 1900, the average life expectancy in the UK was a mere 46 years, mostly due to high rates of early childhood and infant mortality. We did a bit better in Australia, 52 years. The only vaccination in general use was for smallpox. Diphtheria vaccinations did not come into general use until the mid-forties, and polio the early fifties. Since then, we have had an increase in average lifespan in the UK to 78 years, and in Australia to 83 years. This is all due to vaccines, antibiotics and other modern marvels of technology such as PET scans and anesthesia.. What we really need for the anti-vaxxers is a disease to come along with a 95% mortality rate, and a vaccination which is 99% effective in preventing death. It would be interesting to see how many would stick to their guns, and how many still carped about side effects. Every time an anti-vaxxer campaign gets traction with the public, disease rates increase. The latest example is measles in America. It's directly caused by anti-vaxxer disinformation.
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