Postal Theft Scandal In Patong, Phuket
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ITV Accused of Censoring Martina Navratilova for claiming boxer Imane Khelif was male
Where are all the stories of transgender men competing, and dominating, in men's sports? 🤔 -
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California in Uproar as Newsom Condemns Trump’s Troop Deployment as ‘Deranged Fantasy’
whos burning books? I haven't seen that, I've seen cars being keyed and burned by hmmm who was promoting that? You do understand that they boys in brown (as you call them) are doing their job, which is to deport people that are illegally in the county. unrest....you mean the protesters that are doing more than protesting peacefully? There's a movie? -
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Crime Husband Seeks Justice After Wife Is Killed in Fatal Porsche Hit-and-Run
My personal experience, from about 10-12 years ago. I was driving a comfortable distance behind a motorcycle on a 3-lane dual carriageway near Pattaya (Sukhumvit road near to Chaiyapruek junction). The bike hit a pothole and the rider was thrown over the handlebars and lay in the centre lane, apparently unconscious. I parked my car a few metres behind his body with the intention of preventing him from being run over by other traffic. So far so good. I then got out of my car and went to see if I could help the victim (at that time I was fit and qualified in first aid). He was coming round and had some very nasty road rash. I returned to my car to get a first aid kit and bottle of water, intending to help clean his wounds. In the meantime a group of maybe 7-8 locals had arrived and dragged him to the sidewalk (not a great idea). When I got back to him I was immediately surrounded by the locals and it was obvious that they blamed me for the accident - seeing my car in close proximity to the fallen rider - and were getting very agitated. At that point I was genuinely in fear for my safety. Lucky for me, the injured rider was fully conscious by now, and calmed everyone down. So, I can easily believe that someone might flee the scene in fear of assault. However, that person should report to a police station as soon as possible. That is the law in the UK - not sure about Thailand -
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Pride Flags Removed from House of Lords Canteen After Peer’s Complaint
When exactly was it you completely lost your sense of humour Lou ? -
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Nature`s answer to the question, who is really indigenous to Israel/Palestine
These olive trees better not have any children. -
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Report Pattaya Plans AI Drone Patrols to Hunt Overstayers and Crooks in Real Time
I'll keep an eye out and remember to bow next time your driving past
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