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Click on a topic- always goes to the last post
Answer me this this, the settings I have chosen are below, why is it when I click on this topic which I was reading yesterday does it take me to the beginning? -
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Concrete Play Area Collapses at Wat Chong Lom, Sinking 1.5 Metres
Sinkholes have been around in Bangkok for decades. Here is one of the latest ones. https://mothership.sg/2024/10/sinkhole-appears-in-bangkok-thailand/ and another -
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What did you have for breakfast?
Last week's breakfest. Nice to have pics so I can order what I want. 1kg down as scheduled. -
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Police Crack Down on International Tiger Trafficking: 60-Year-Old Man Arrested
Officers from the Natural Resources and Environmental Crime Division (NRECD) arrested Mr. Chalee Meepra, 60, at his residence in Bang Rak Phatthana, Bang Bua Thong District, Nonthaburi. The arrest followed the discovery of three tiger carcasses at the scene. Mr. Chalee faces charges of possessing and trading protected wildlife without authorisation. This operation was part of a broader collaboration involving the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), the Wildlife Justice Commission (WJC), and Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plant Conservation. The initiative, under the US Fish and Wildlife Service Southeast Asia program, aims to combat transnational wildlife trafficking in Southeast Asia. Authorities were tipped off that Mr. Chalee was attempting to sell three fully intact tiger carcasses. After an investigation pinpointed the location of the contraband, police secured a court warrant to search his home. The operation successfully uncovered and seized the tiger remains. During questioning, Mr. Chalee confessed that the carcasses belonged to Sumatran tigers, which he claimed were brought from Indonesia over 40 years ago. Facing financial difficulties, he decided to sell the tigers for an initial asking price of 900,000 baht, eventually negotiating down to 200,000 baht. The suspect and the seized items have been handed over to Bang Bua Thong Police Station for further legal proceedings. Picture courtesy of NRECD -- 2024-11-23 -
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Thailand's Expats Urged to Register with TRD for Tax, Says Expert
Then don't post it in a public forum, and no-one will be able to conment on it. Clearly you do not As this highlights Or you would, at the very least, understand that it was set up to deter and prevent tax avoidance / evasion. You crack doing what you want to do. Just don't howl too loudly when it bites you on the ****. You're clowning yourself. Have a ride. -
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Day-to-day life in Myanmar
As it happens Simon was a rocket scientist but was not able to renter his old field of training here in Asia. -
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Pam Bondi Tipped to Lead Justice Department After Gaetz Withdrawal
Well some people especially Dems were calling him a misogynist, he is just proving them wrong! -
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
Why, do you not think they they will follow suit ? It would be logical to assume that they will
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