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Short Time: Dream or Dilemma?
Depends. If the happy ending at the end of a massage is just a herky-jerky, then no, that's not usually considered ST. That's a rub and a tug. Proper ST involves throwing the girl the bone and then letting Rover take over. -
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Thailand Cracks Down on Foreigners Using Thai Nominees
anything russian or chinese should get an automatic review....lol -
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Council Tax Bills to Increase by Over £100 in April Amid Cap Freeze
You think 40 billion in tax rises and alienating the US with Lammy's inane and hateful comments towards Trump will stimulate the UK economy? The wealthy will be leaving the UK ASAP. Certainly not investing in it. Maybe leaning towards America. Just watching Trump and Rogan exchanging pleasantries live at the UFC event as we speak. The crowd is ecstatic. America is back. The UK is in the toilet. -
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How much do you pay for health insurance?
Have you made any large claims as yet ? I had a claim rejected with April (Thailand) in the past.. They'd pre-authorised, I had an operation, they then refused and I was forced to pay. Its not quite as black & white, but I thought their rejection was wrong - they went back through records and found a 'comment' noting the absense of a previous condition, within a 5 year moratorium and because that had been mentioned in medical notes, that fell within that 5 year cut off... its cost me 130,000 baht. I immediately moved my family away from this insurer. That said, others speak highly of April. ------ The issue I now have is 'pre-existing conditions'... particularly, Knees & ankles... anything happens with these and I'm sure a 'new insurance policy' will claim there is a 'pre-existing condition' - though I'm not sure how that works, is a broken leg considered a pre-existing condition if one breaks another leg later on ? IMO, not...but I'm not sure if thats the same with a meniscus or previously snapped ligament or tendons...
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