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Thai Restaurant Sparks Outrage with Controversial 'Skinny Discount'
So body builders weight lifters people who care about their health but can't fit threw are unhealthy just like the BMI test it's false assessments of people's health as you think . -
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Thai Restaurant Sparks Outrage with Controversial 'Skinny Discount'
You can accept this offer, but you don't have to....who cares -
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Trump Tariffs Threaten Samui's Tourist Influx
What he really means when he says these countries are robbing us, is that the US has a deficit with these nations, meaning that these nations are far more competitive and can manufacture things for less than we can in the US. The glory days of industrialization are over in the US, they will never return, and simpleton dinosaurs like Disaster Don just do not get that. Someone suggested that people could be replaced with robots, but robots are very costly and it takes years to ramp up factories like that. And then of course you have that very minor unemployment issue. -
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British Man's Urgent Plea to Save Dying Father in Thailand
I suppose I could have left the veteran part out but I could have also tacked "disabled" onto that. I guess I am just proud of my military service. But you just had to pick apart every word to negate my comment? Your a real Scouser aint ya? I can't speak for him but I have flown on EVA Air, JAL and Cathay Pacific using a travel medical assistant without a hitch. Air ambulances cost anywhere from $15,000 to over $60,000 per flight, depending on several factors. Some of these factors include the distance to be covered, aircraft type, flight duration, and the amount of medical equipment required. Air ambulance flights are typically reserved for patients who require intensive medical intervention during air transportation, like life support and mechanical ventilation, and IMHO I dont believe he requires this. On the other hand, commercial air medical escort cost between $7,000 and $12,000 approx. per flight. They are for those who require slightly less medical support than air ambulance patients and are typically flown by registered nurses and doctors, providing continuous medical care and support, including administering medication and monitoring vital signs. -
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