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Thinking about a sex change before trip to Malaya: Any words of advice?
Where the F is Malaya?~! Buy a map and read up on history before you post.... -
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Israelis in Thailand on Alert After Security Warning
Quite a one-sided statement of what happened in Amsterdam, where Israelimwere hunted like animals and tried to defend themselves against muslim gangs. -
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Over 50 and Feeling the Frustration
It was certainly traumatising and I'm not over it. Scarred for life, mentally as well as physically. There was zero post op psychological support. I think not enough consideration is given to the effects of major life changing surgery. These days people get psychological support for losing their pet cat, or seeing a car accident, but back then there was none. -
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David Lammy Under Pressure to Apologize for Past Comments on Trump
Why? He made the comments so that's how he feels. Force apologies mean nothing so why bother. At least the Trump administration know who they are dealing with. Another Never Trumper and Orange-Man Bad type of guy. -
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Mother of Thai woman murdered in UAE pleads for help to bring daughter home
they cannot force the murderer to pay for it ? I doubt PETER is a real name, for a local policeman -
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Thai Electric Cables Mostly Fail Global Safety Standards
It was also possible in Germany, the country with one of the highest standards for electricity, to carry out the house installation with 2 cables, because the neutral conductor was grounded at the feed point and was then also used as an earth connection. However, this has been forbidden for new installations since 1973. In old installations it is still allowed. This is still how it is done in Thailand, the problem is that if the earth connection is lost or the neutral conductor is interrupted, voltage can appear on the housing of the electrical device. -
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I just lost my iphone? What should I do next?
yes your right easy to track, found my phone was at the Drs surgery got it back good as gold. So by tracking it he might get it back, or can delete everything, and the phone is useless, also his phone company can block the phone, at least they did that for me in NZ when I had a phone stolen, it was fingerprint and pin locked, then blocked by phone company , rendered useless to any thief. But as he might have dropped his phone or left it in a Taxi he might get it back by calling it as you say.- 1
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