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9 hours ago, buffalo_bill said:
A similar event never reported about happened at the Surawong end of Patpong II about 20 years ago when a German tourist after having left Strip Bar decided to enjoy dinner around midnight at a makeshift sidewalk restaurant. Said tourist after dinner took a taxi bound for Soi 8 but suddenly had to jump from the vehicle, run into a near park and take a dump behind the bushes.
Having read about the tragic event with the girl from Singapore I wish to offer my compassion towards this lady as well as my heavily delayed apologize for having polluted a probably sacred environment.
But you Sir, being a Quality German Tourist, would of “Self Medicated” using the aforementioned “Cooled Bog Rolls and Imodium” method, rather than make a song and dance about it in a Tik Tok Video and be rushed to hospital.
This ailment has been around since the beginning of time and goes by many names such as
- Delhi Belly
- Hershey Squirts
- Liquid Shits
- Montezumas Revenge
- The Trots
- erc
In the past, people inflicted by such ailments was never deemed newsworthy, but unfortunately in todays modern society not only do the younger generations have to post all of their life’s little details online, the modern”Journalists” think copying this drivel from social media and regurgitating such constitutes news.
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Correct
Its like me saying “I ate a cheese sandwich before I crashed my car, therefore cheese sandwiches cause car crashes”
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2 hours ago, Coss said:
She added that the government is committed to promoting the EV industry in Thailand under its EV3.5 campaign, which also includes promoting Thailand to be a hub of EV battery manufacturing in the region.
Why does everything have to be “A Hub” Thailand the hub of bullshit.
They have found an estimated 14.8 Million Tonnes of Lepidolite not Lithium, Lepidolite contains 045% Lithium Ao that is 66,600 Tonnes of actual lithium
An average EV battery requires 8 kg of Lithium, so enough for 8,325 EV batteries far less than the 1,000,000 claimed, 120 times less
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2 hours ago, Coss said:
The aftermath took a serious turn as Wee battled diarrhoea, eventually leading to her hospitalisation in Bangkok.
Soft Bint, Toilet Roll in the fridge and a pack of Imodium Would have cured it.
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Reminds me of the “I used to be a Hooker” line
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14 minutes ago, bust said:
Been seeing this girl for the last 3 or 4 years. Never beat her once. We used to have sexual reward wagers. Bust always ended up with a sore jaw 😔
Was she a Ladyboy and you had to give “her” too many blow jobs? 😵
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6 hours ago, Coss said:
I invite MPIH to re-write to board rules to his satisfaction and tender them to K.S. when he is more well.
I assume MPIH does not want to rewrite the board rules, he is more than happy to comply with them just as published.
I presume what MPIH wants is for admin to only moderate in accordance with the laid out rules and not make shit up
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28 minutes ago, bust said:
i was actually joking about Explorer. Didn't know anyone still used it 😊
You will be surprised at the number of people still running XP and IE
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11 hours ago, Coss said:
Looks like KS will have to deal to the security certificate
It has nothing to do with Security Certificates issued by this site, as I said, and as Redbaron has confirmed, it is to do with the users browser (RB has started he is using Chrome)
If you are using Safari (which I expect you are) you will see I the URL bar in grey next to the site address “Not Secure” that is the way that Safari deals with it.
If he was using MS EDGE there would be a slightly different message but EDGE allows user to add selected sites to a list where it ignores the fact that it is a Non Secure aka HTTP v HTTPS website whereas chrome requires user to disable check for all websites to stop receiving message
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24 minutes ago, Coss said:
Wot if they're not using Chrome?
Tho could be the same answer for Edge and/or Explorer
Because the error message for explorer is
"There is a problem with this website's security certificate" when you try to visit a secured website in Internet Explorer
and for edge is is
“The Connection for This Site is Not Secure"
The error reported was
”The information you are about to submit ……” This is the message generated by Chrome browser and not by Explorer or Edge
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It is an issue with Chrome, need to turn off security check since Thai360 uses HTTP not HTTPS, look at the lock icon next to URL bar, it has a line through it showing not secure.(Using Firefox)
Chrome automatically carry’s out a secure check on all websites and gives this message for non HTTPS sites.
Turn off HTTPS-First mode
Connections to sites that use HTTPS are more secure than those that don’t. When you turn on HTTPS-First mode, Chrome attempts to load all sites over HTTPS and displays a warning before you visit a site that doesn’t support it.- Open Chrome .
- At the top right, tap More Settings.
- Tap Privacy and Security.
- Tap Security.
- Turn off Always use secure connections
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7 hours ago, bust said:
I had to Google that 😃
Leigh Leopards .... coached by a Queenslander I wouldn't piss on if he was on fire.
I don’t like these modern day nicknames of Rugby Clubs the old ones were a lot better (Grumpy old man moment)
Leigh Leopards is a recent name, used to be Centurions, both of which have fuck all to do with the town Link
I prefer the Old Nicknames when Warrington were Wires (wire works inTown) Widnes were The Chemics (Chemical Plant in town) and so on, non of this Leopards, Wolves & Vikings crap
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I ordered Meat Balls from the new Korean restaurant last night.
They were the Dogs Bollocks
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The Government had legalized Cannabis, granted licences, people have invested money into what is now multi billion baht industry and now they want to pull the plug. Not thought this one out, there will be a profusion of compensation claims and court cases over this.
The genie is already our of the bottle.
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49 minutes ago, My Penis is hungry said:
Pointless manning the towers as human eyes pretty poor, towers far better at screaming at crowds and telling which way to run, which is very important and not always obvious
Plus towers are relying on the fact that the tsunami occurs during daylight hours, which is only 50% of the time in Thailand.
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9 hours ago, Coss said:
No one ever said, that you said, that the watch towers were manned. 😜
I never said that anyone ever said that I said the watch towers were being manned, what I said was I never said the watch towers were manned emphasizing that I did not express that particular idea or opinion.
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According to Thai TV reports, he coerced them into the trunks on the premise of making a YouTube video
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9 hours ago, bust said:
and a special level of competence 😊
I never said the watch towers were manned, just that they had 100 watch towers.
They withdrew the “Watchers” during Covid an as, of yet, have not reinstated such.
I also don’t know why they have ordered a replacement buoy from the USA without examining the present one first (still not recovered by RTN) they are aware that the batteries require replacing every two years don’t they. … Don’t they?
The tsunami monitoring buoy must be maintained annually for two years, which is the battery lifespan.
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Thailand Tsunami warning system consists of Two buoys and 100 watch towers
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Nice to see the efficiency of the Royal Thai Navy, requested to retrieve it 7 August and 5 months later still not done.
If the Buoy is “En Route” for the USA why will it not be here until March? That’s another 48 days away, even by boat at 10 knots it should only take 29 days to cover the 9000 mile pacific route from San Francisco.
As for “Wont be deployed until November” 8 months, why? Is this estimate base on the fact it has taken the RTN over 5 months to retrieve it so expect 8 months to deploy it
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