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Use a tablet with browser without it defaulting to the app
You don't have to copy and paste the reviews, using Google Lens is much easier, another app -
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Yes, Virginia, Donald J. Trump WILL be the first convicted felon to become U.S. president
"So it's done now." So is the election, and in a few days the inauguration will also be done. Get over it, already! -
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SO who of you guys live in Thailand?
That's a big question, but it comes down to very simple basic rights, where there is no fear for government, police and judges of the court for unfair treatment no matter who you are. Not afraid Afraid of expressing your feelings, ideas or thoughts. Having personal freedom where you can execute your needs inside the limits society accepts, The right of equal health care and education, Are some few Ideas I have before my morning coffe -
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Steps to Replace a Lost 5-Year Thai Driving License
And if you didn't already, when you do get the new license add it to the "DLT QR LICENCE" app on your phone. That works great and you'll always have it in case of future needs. -
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David Lammy Criticizes Sajid Javid for Remarks on Ethnicity of Grooming Gangs
Agreed, no matter what links were provided they would never have been up to his standards which were: " hardly a peer reviewed critique of the report. " Obviously a dishonest expectation and ludicrous demand. -
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Thailand's 'Dual Prime Minister' System: A Delicate Balance of Power
Nothing "delicate" about it. It's a blatant lie and violation. He was supposed to steer clear of politics and said he would. Now she's the acting PM, with Daddy Puppet Masters hand up her backside, manipulating her every move. Nothing at all "delicate" about that❗ 🤣 -
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2025 stock favorites
Everything you stated was incorrect. But if want point to point ... ... already pointed out, you can get a mortgage for as many years as you want, as long as you qualify. The bank will push 30 yrs, as big profit maker, and if that's all you can afford, that's fine. You can also pay it off as fast as you want also. My mortgages were 5 & 10 yrs long, and paid off even earlier. ... every house I bought was 30+ yrs old, and now probably knocking on 100 yrs old ... first one was 18" thick stone on 1st floor, and other 2 were red brick ... and no, the house does appreciate, not just the land, no matter how large the land lot is. Townhouses & condos appreciate nicely, and have little to no land. As materials & labor cost rise every year, so does older house prices. Since the industry is well established. Unlike Thailand, where new & better, and cheaper materials have arrived or been produced since I've been here, along with lots of competition now; Global House & HomePro when we built our 2nd & 3rd house. When I first got here, 2020, it was all ma/pa shops, or a crappy HomeMart at Udon Thani. Then the 2 above arrived, and now there a couple more huge DIY place in ever metro area. That has kept the cost of construction low, and yes, in TH, the land is the main appreciating factor. Or was for our homes and land investments. Not sure about townhouses & condo. Townhouses rise a bit, but unless condo in a very desirable area, then not so much, if at all. Again, newer & better being built all the time, so why buy old. Point for point, you were wrong on every one concerning the USA. Certainly doesn't mean there are not crappy home building out there, but not in my experiences, from 1978-2000, as home owner, investor, or RE agent, w/RE license.- 1
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