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Kamala Harris Shifts Position on Border Wall, Signaling Tougher Stance on Immigration
Pure BS I stressed the word Truth -
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7-Eleven Introduces Convenient PromptPay QR Code Payments Nationwide
At the end of the day you don't need a 7-Eleven when there's a load us across the street -
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10,000 Baht Government Handout Celebration Turns Violent
Here's another one: A yaabaa user in our village was going to kill his family as he hadn't received his B10000 and he needs his crazy meds. -
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Feel sorry for AN posters who bought electric
not sold... i wonder why ! -
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Teaching license for those enrolled in the 7-Module course run by Kurusapa
Short term you're not allowed to work your permanently or long term Good luck on your small wage of a few hundred dollars a month -
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Selling gold - taxes
Is 999.9 Swiss Gold sellable in Thailand, and where? I am seeing 96.5 -
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Kamala Harris Shifts Position on Border Wall, Signaling Tougher Stance on Immigration
You are calling other people "crazy", but you are manically over reacting to the funding of a wall .- 1
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I Voted Today
It's amazing that you Americans are educated enough to even know how to put a cross on a piece of paper or are you still using fingerprints -
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Fire Destroys Popular Isaan Restaurant in Nonthaburi
A fire engulfed and almost completely destroyed an Isaan restaurant in Nonthaburi, causing an estimated loss of nearly 5 million baht. Two people were injured in the incident, including the head chef, who fainted in shock as the fire rapidly spread. Authorities believe the blaze was triggered by an electrical short circuit. The fire broke out on September 29 at the “Isaan Station” restaurant, located along the Pak Kret Bypass Road in Tha Sai Subdistrict, Mueang District, Nonthaburi. Local police, along with the Nonthaburi Municipality Fire Department and volunteer rescue teams, were dispatched to the scene to control the fire before it could spread to nearby buildings. The restaurant, a single-story structure, was consumed by flames that quickly spread due to the wooden materials in the construction and the tables, chairs, and counters, which acted as fuel. Firefighters deployed five fire trucks to battle the blaze and prevent it from spreading to an adjacent parcel delivery warehouse. After 60 minutes, the fire was brought under control. At the time of the fire, there were about seven to eight staff members inside the building. Two employees were injured: a 50-year-old chef named Yao, who suffered burns to his left elbow and fainted while watching the fire, and Pat, 52, a beverage staff member, who sustained a cut to his right wrist while attempting to break a door to help colleagues trapped inside. Both were transported to Pak Kret’s Chonprathan Hospital for treatment. Inside the restaurant, investigators found that the cashier counter, tables, chairs, kitchen equipment, and the roof were all completely destroyed by the fire. Fortunately, the damage to the nearby neighbouring warehouse was minimal. Su, a 30-year-old restaurant employee, said he noticed the fire starting at the cashier counter and spreading to the roof within minutes. He tried to extinguish the fire but was unable to stop the flames. He believes the fire was caused by an electrical short circuit at the counter, and although several staff were inside, everyone managed to escape safely. Pat, the injured employee, explained that he cut his wrist while trying to assist other employees, believing that some staff were still trapped inside the building as the fire intensified. Another restaurant employee, recalled that a coworker had rushed to call her for the keys to the cashier counter when the fire started there. By the time she arrived, the counter was already engulfed in flames. She added that the restaurant had recently celebrated its 4th anniversary on September 5. A co-owner of the restaurant, expressed her dismay, noting that the business had undergone significant renovations just a short time ago. She estimates the losses to be no less than 5 million baht, although the exact figure is still unclear. Police have begun gathering witness statements and will coordinate with forensic experts to investigate the exact cause of the fire, which is currently suspected to be the result of an electrical short circuit. Picture from responders. -- 2024-09-30 -
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Looking for 6/7 seaters car in thailand
Yeah, it's always interesting to read other people's comments/impressions, it also depends on your driving style, your environment etc. The Volkswagen T-roc looks good, 20 years ago I was really not impressed by the Touareg on snow (in France), but it was great on asphalt, though a bit on the heavy side. -
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White Culture
Huh? Rock and roll in the bars, hamburger joints and most of the movies playing in Thailand are American. -
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Kemi Badenoch on Immigration: 'Not All Cultures Are Equal'
The Thai government refers to me as a non-immigrant and requires me to apply to extend my non- immigrant visa on an annual basis. In my opinion the UK should have applied a similar system many years ago. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 30 September 2024
Fire Destroys Popular Isaan Restaurant in Nonthaburi A fire engulfed and almost completely destroyed an Isaan restaurant in Nonthaburi, causing an estimated loss of nearly 5 million baht. Two people were injured in the incident, including the head chef, who fainted in shock as the fire rapidly spread. Authorities believe the blaze was triggered by an electrical short circuit. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1339451-fire-destroys-popular-isaan-restaurant-in-nonthaburi/ -
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Brave Fox News Meteorologist Rescues Trapped Woman During Hurricane Helene Broadcast
Why, oh why do you have to bring your confrontational politics into every situation? Fox News involvement in this matter is purely incidental. The story is about Mr. Van Dillon. In this instance, it wouldn't matter if he were a fully paid-up member of the KKK. He acted like a hero and deserves to be recognised as one. Oh btw Mr. Van Dillon has had a long career in reporting on metrology including - guess what? - a stint at CNN. https://web.archive.org/web/20060417211643/http://www.cnn.com/CNN/anchors_reporters/vandillen.bob.html -
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Pattaya Cracks Down on Illegal Immigrants to Protect World-Class Tourist Image
Yeah, the headline is a choice, but it does come directly from the article and they do live ($$$) on clicks.... And maybe they enjoy the absurdity of it as much as many in the forum😅
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