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Report Pattaya Car Theft: Indian Owner Claims Professional Scam
I have given you a like....even though you missed off Chicken Dansak... 😉 -
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MAGAflakes Apoplectic Over Gov Gavin Newsom Trolling Trump
However, by June 2025, a different picture emerged. An Emerson College Polling/Inside California Politics/The Hill survey conducted in April 2025 reported that Newsom's approval rating had dropped to 33%, with 42% disapproving and 24% neutral. This poll also found that 59% of California registered voters did not think Newsom should run for president in 2028, although 61% of Democrats supported a potential bid -
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Report Neighbour's Dog Attack Leaves Boy Hospitalised
Some dogs attack with little provocation, but you don't know what the provocation could be. It could be with a female, an abused dog looking to take revenge on anyone resembling the abuser, territorial attacks. You may have provoked the dog without realizing it. There is definitely reasons you don't like dogs, which could be stemming from your parents hatred towards them for their own reasons. Bad experiences with dogs, especially if you've not owned any, can turn you against them. They are obviously one of the most loyal, loving protective animals on earth, and there are countless videos showing just how loving, caring and protective they are. They are what keeps many people who have depression or are suffering from PTSD alive, as well as being companions for millions of people. I've owned many, been around thousands, and only was bit twice, both by dogs protecting their territory. Not severe, so I just backed away. They attack for many reasons, one of which is protecting their owners or owner's homes. If you look at how many people attack others, they put animals to shame, and it's usually for the wrong reasons and not just to protect what's theirs. A trained dog will usually never attack anything besides other dogs. An untrained dog will attack anything that comes near their homes. Some dogs can do a lot of damage to skin because they're equipped with teeth and a strong jaw. This is of course why most bad attacks come from strong dogs, some of which are bred to attack. If you look at how many people have been saved one way or another, and how many drugs have been found by police dogs, you'd see just how necessary they are. Dogs know when people are bad people by instinct, and they look at us as just another dog, so approaching them with fear or anger will get a negative response. Letting dogs roam, like many do here, is allowing them to act like dogs, especially if they're not trained to respect people. -
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Air Fryer
But obviously useless trying to cook a family meal.....meat, veg & sides. You need your 'big' oven to keep the stuff you've cooked, warm. As for using less power, a 3 - 5 litre air fryer takes around 1200 - 1800 watts. Chips take a lot longer than frying, as does chicken. You cannot cook a steak or burger in one properly. Nah, I'll stick with my cast iron skillet on the gas ring, combo microwave, bread-making machine, which is also good for mixing cakes and dough. Then into the biggun. Try baking 8 big burger rolls in a mini oven. -
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Is this what’s behind the rightwing ‘Alphabet’ Fixation?
Define "the left". Do they have a spokesperson? And then please point out where "they" said they want men in women's sports/bathrooms/showers. You guys are obsessed. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 21 August 2025
Thai Sectors Struggle as Cambodian Workers Exit File photo for reference only The People's Party (PP) raises alarms over economic disruptions from the exodus of Cambodian workers, threatening vital sectors like agriculture and construction. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1370493-thai-sectors-struggle-as-cambodian-workers-exit/
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