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Tommy Robinson love him or Hate him.
You really are a fully paid up Fan Boy, aren't you. It is a pity that Yaxley-Lennon decided to position himself as a self-styled "Far right activist" because that just pushes him away from mainstream politics - the only place where anything can be achieved. As a consequence a lot of the good stuff he did achieves nothing. Farage has discovered how to become more of a statesman; and therefore electable - something "Tommy" is not capable of. -
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Is Pattaya a world class resort?
It is now a family friendly world class resort. Bring you wife and kids, then they can watch the drunken low life westerners fighting in the streets outside brothels. If that is not to your taste, then take the kids to see the homosexual and transvestite parade. Lots to tell the folks about when you get home! -
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What would seal the deal if you were looking for a Thai wife?
Young Sexy All holes No kids Cooks/cleans Doesn't talk much -
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Emails Reveal FBI Invented Trump Case Out Of Nothing / Secret Meeting Open Docs Floodgate
Come on KhaoHom you know and the rest know he even took funds from the Republican Coffers to pay her off. -
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Bangkok Bank iBanking website and PromptPay QR code
This just for info, and for my curiosity. I know can pay PrommtPay using various mobile apps and scanning the QR code. But I noticed on BB iBanking website, there is a PromptPay transfer section, so I activate it attached to my mobile number, just out of curiosity to see how it reads the QR code. But then at payment section it only asks to enter mobile no. / national ID / tax ID...!? (plus amount of course). Then did some investigation and found out PromptPay QR code actually contains that info, plus amount to pay, plus some other stuff. In fact there is a website that allows me to create QR code for myself with my mobile number. I can also read any PromptPay QR code on that website, but the text produced is not clear where the exact data is, long string of numbers... So is there an easy way to get the required data from QR code and then pay via iBanking website ...? Would that be the same as paying PromptPay via bank apps...? -
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Thought my inverter had failed .....
What I have seen very often, that all fuses have 20A or higher. Of course it works... But that is exactly what can happen as you have on your pictures. I also had to insist and checked again, that they use the correct fuses according to the used wires. You have to be strict about that, because they really don't care.
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