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Truevisions loses EPL
Yes, Ha ha. Your right. I was very impressed. But that was before it became clear that only live matches were in English. Not live, only in Thai, wasn't even on my radar. I asked Mad Max .. I mean Mono Max if they could have just have a crowd noise only option. That would do me. Like being in the stadium with no commentator. Watching with no sound at all is very strange. I tried that. Volume at minimum, just about works for me. 😃 I guess it not end of the world. -
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Is this what’s behind the rightwing ‘Alphabet’ Fixation?
Do as I say.....not as I do. -
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UK Gender Rule Showdown: Legal Clash over Schools and Prisons
Science suggests otherwise. Like I said, I expect more cases in the courts in the future. -
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UK Starmer Speaks Out on Councils Removing Union Jack Flags
I wonder if the cross would deter them in a "sexual emergency "😉 -
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Accident Foreign Tourist Fights for Life After Patong Hotel Plunge
Your source captures the average height across Thailand as a whole. In less affluent regions, poor diets and limited access to nutritional resources often result in stunted growth. Conversely, individuals in more affluent areas, with better nutrition, are more likely to reach their full height potential. Nutritional disparities are a longstanding public health concern in Thailand. Initiatives led by the Thai Ministry of Public Health and supported by international organisations like UNICEF and WHO have aimed to improve childhood nutrition - especially in underserved areas - to reduce stunting and promote better health outcomes. Additionally, Thailand has seen significant improvements in average adult height over recent generations. A large-scale cohort study of more than 86,000 Thai adults born between 1940 and 1990 found that mean heights increased by approximately 1 cm per decade - this alone is a clear indicator of improving childhood conditions. Urban-born Thais benefited more: urban men grew 0.5 cm more per decade than their rural counterparts, and urban women 0.4 cm more per decade. Breaking it down by birth cohort, individuals born between 1940–55 averaged male heights of 166.3 cm and female heights of 156.2 cm. By the 1986–1990 cohort, these averages rose to 170.3 cm for men and 159.0 cm for women - gains of nearly 4 cm for men and 3 cm for women over that half-century. The urban–rural divide remains. Urban-born men in the youngest cohort were 6.4 cm taller than the oldest rural-born group; urban women were 4.3 cm taller. Additional evidence supports these trends. Male military conscripts aged 21 - sampled from 1972 to 2006 - showed an increase from about 164.4 cm to 169.2 cm: nearly 5 cm gain over 35 years, with most growth occurring after 1990. TLDR ??? - Summary... Your comment is rubbish - Welcome to reality ! Shorter balcony's in cheaper hotels is an issue in Thailand, as is general safety. That said, I was as at good hotel recently and the balcony (Glass) on the 14th floor came up to my chest - Obviously newer hotels are built to more stringent regulations. -
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10 US States May Join Canada?
Trump will keep us together Think of him babe, whenever Some sweet-talking leftie comes along, singing his song Don't mess around, you've just got to be strong, just stop 'Cause Trump really loves you, stop Hell be thinking of you Look in your heart and let Trump keep us together You You belong to Trump now Ain't gonna set you free now When those lefties start hanging around talking Trump down Hear with your heart and you won't hear a sound, just stop (stop) 'Cause Trump really loves you, stop (stop) He'll be thinking of you
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