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It is screenshot of AI writing. I can't delete part of AI writing and nobody can - In chat you may delete only own words. But people who is still living in XX century, and they reason about others, “What would I have done in their place? I would have delete it!”, and then they project these thoughts onto others, they don’t even know such little things.

Dreams... dreams... You are nobody from nowhere. Pixels on my monitor. Why should I "suffer"? You know zero about me, so you aren't expert. And when you aren't expert why should I "suffer"? I just smiling and ignore.

As "I predicted" you are living in your false dreams, which I politely call "urban legends". Just open Chat GPT and ask it. But you prefer to live in XX century...

You accuse others of lying, but you yourself are so carried away by refutations that you don’t even look at the publication dates.

I still write your language better than you write mine.

It's not my fault that you are so behind the times and technology. These pictures are quite well marked with the GPT Chat logo and the AI links to specific sites where the information was taken from.

By the way: how to recognize original - this cursive should be in Cyrillic

This one is from Latvia, sorry. They bottle alcohol from Slovakia by license from Moscow. You can't buy original "Stolichnaya" outside of Russia. Even in Russia you can buy it only in top shops - distillery is 130 years old, they still use old receipts and make below 1 mln of liters yearly. And, by the way, you again bring here urban legend:

The original origin of the term key money is from the Korean business model. There, the tenant does not pay monthly rent, but instead makes a one-time payment (very large), which the landlord puts into his bank deposit. At the end of the lease, the key money is returned to the tenant, and the income from the deposit is the rent. This model is advantageous from a tax point of view, because officially key money is a deposit for the key to the property and is not considered the tenant's income. And the income from the bank deposit is taxed at a very low rate. In Thailand, key money has become simply a rental payment, which is paid once a year, in addition to which a monthly payment is paid. The key money actually pays the rent, and the monthly payments cover the tenant's costs for utilities, services, etc., while the annual rental payment covers the costs of maintaining the building, repairs, annual payments to the state such as licenses and permits, and brings profit to the owner of the building.

Sport drinks have a lot of sugar for sportsmen. That why I wrote only about ZERO. When I wrote "salt" I didn't mean NaCl alone. Mg, Fe, Ca, K, Zn are vital also

As I told already, when I posting AI, I mark it clearly, unlike Pattaya Mail. Above isn't AI's work. That why I wrote reply - you have no idea about water for life. If you will drink only 99.999% water, you will die very soon (assuming you not get minerals with food). Normal water is 99,5% - 99.0%, table water 97%-99%, therapeutical water may be even less than 90%. By the way: I found electrolytes on 7-Eleven websites to whom it may be interesting. Those with ZERO mark have 0 calories. When I'm in Thailand, I drink 0.5L per day for to keep mineral balance.

One only mobilization was in Russia 2.5 years ago, within 1 month. These who are abroad now are just working boys or native to countries - for example in Kazakhstan 15% of population are native Russians.

... or creates kidney stones. Depends on minerals in water. Even with water you have to be very careful. I am surprised by people: when you need to repair your house, install an air conditioner or fix a switch, people call in specialists, although a switch is just a switch, an air conditioner is a piece of plastic with a small amount of copper pipes and electronics inside. But when the conversation turns to your own body and health, they follow the unfounded advice of people they don’t know, and whose advice could have been published simply because the editors needed to take up empty space on the page or show that the editors care about the readers. Any and all actions with your own health or body should begin with a visit to the doctor and tests. It is common knowledge that the average water consumption of an adult should be 2-2.5 liters per day. But this is an average value. And with average values, everything is not simple - in the hospital, one patient is lying in a fever of +40C, the second is already cooling off in the morgue, but the average temperature in the hospital is +36.6C. Water can be very different. It can be acidic and alkaline, it can be carbonated and still. The amount of minerals in 1 liter can differ by tens of times. And what is useful for one person can slowly drive another to the grave. With gastritis, carbonated water will slowly kill you. And water with slight alkalinity will heal. But if you are healthy, then the chances of getting kidney stones with alkaline water are several times higher than with acidic. Speaking about Thailand - a country with a hot climate, we must remember that such a climate promotes increased sweating, and therefore the leaching of salts from the body. And if you drink a lot, you will contribute to their leaching. And here it is time to remember that the expression "water is the basis of life" is a myth. The basis of life is not just water, but salty water - only such water conducts electricity - those very brain impulses that move our muscles. Drink distilled water for a week - and you will die. This topic is for a post of several thousand words. So I'll cut myself short and finish with a few pieces of advice that have been scientifically proven to be true: - when you want to change something in your lifestyle and the changes are related to your health, talk to your doctor - do not drink "mineral", "table" and "medicinal" water unless your doctor has advised you to do so - if you have night cramps, pay attention to water with a high magnesium content - in supermarkets in Thailand there is special water with so-called electrolytes - it has an increased salt content, it is especially suitable for hot climates

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Moldova

just 20%, 80% are going from from Kurchugan in... Transnistria https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy8ymx50kz8o

Why do I need this? I am not a fan of either the Chinese actor or the Thai police. I make "assumptions" based on the text that the topic starter offered to the forum users. If the text does not accurately reflect the real state of affairs, then this speaks to the quality of the citation.

Well, it explains all. Zelimkhan is Chechen name (first name). So it is deal btw Russian and Chechen mafias.

Is this Barry's work again? The news suggests that the Thai police were working illegally in Myanmar. And if they weren't working, then they weren't saving this actor, but rather the Myanmar people hired by his girlfriend were saving him, and the Thai police simply helped track the actor's path through Thailand, and are now loudly trumpeting their success.

There is gay bar in Chisinau, check Google. By the way: rare Moldovan looks like "Eastern EU" guy, they tends looks like Turkish or Romanian guys -masculine and hairy from late teens. If you see guy who looks like guy from East Europe, then with probability 95% he is Russian or Ukrainian. Most Moldovans speak Romanian and Russian, some also speak Turkish, English is rare spoken. By the way: it isn't the best idea to travel to Moldova now - when since Jan 1 Ukraine canceled gas transit from Russia to Moldova, there started blackouts and rose tensions.

so, no hot flattering iron on the chest and no soldering iron in the ass? well, it was friendly meeting then...

New Year eve:

Nope. It is just regular Bourbon street's environment.

SGT https://sawatdeenetwork.com/v4/forum.php since 2004 GB https://www.gaybuttonthai.com/ since 2010 (?) both are working on my servers, datacenter will migrate them to new hardware, so it is announce for users who visiting this and SGT or GB forums, because in January sometimes these forums will be down

It is always hot in datacenters: equipment radiates a lot of heat.

I wouldn't agree with the bore unless those Christmas lights looked like the landing lights at the nearest airport.