Neeranam
-
Posts
32532 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Posts posted by Neeranam
-
-
3 minutes ago, billd766 said:
Slow drones and missiles and after giving Israel plenty of notice.
From what I have read lately Iran has something like 3,000 ballistic missiles which are probably a lot faster faster and more accurate, which they chose not to use at the time.
Do you think that Iran should have responded with a heavier barrage or simply ignored the Israeli attack on their consulate in Syria.
Further to that, what response do YOU think Iran should make to the second unprovoked attack by Israel?
What disturbs me is that the US knew this attack was going to happen and did nothing to stop it.
Also, they supply the weapons to Israel.
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
-
Some say the ball is in Iran's court.
BS, all that is needed is a ceasefire in Gaza, and end to the Genocide and the recognition of a Palestinian state- come on Israel, it's entirely in your hands.
-
2
-
2
-
1
-
1
-
-
1 minute ago, Doctor Tom said:
HaHa, you mate are deluded .
Not answering the question and a personal attack ?
Are you from USA?
-
1
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
18 minutes ago, Doctor Tom said:Hopefully. Iran needs to be dealt with, sooner or later. I vote for sooner.
Iran is a peaceful nation who have never started a war.
What country are you from? Do they start wars?
Maybe the US told Israel to bomb them so they can have another Iraq, which of course was criminal by the US.
-
1
-
3
-
2
-
2
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
16 minutes ago, Doctor Tom said:300 missiles, yep, really minor
They knew they would be intercepted, it was a warning only.
-
2
-
1
-
1
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Israel are insane or suicidal by attacking Iran a second time. They were warned and now I hope Iran launch everything they have at them and the US stay out of it, as it has nothing to do with them, as usual.
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
1
-
17 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
You were lucky to get in the Ibis, I work around Leeds a lot and the Ibis there no longer accepts normal paying British customers anymore, Asylum seekers only ( or at least those claiming to be) Many other hotels I used have gone the same way, and those that have remained open to us have all upped their prices due to the consequential increased demand. Yet another benefit of the UK's failed approach to immigration
wow
Well I heard they are all going to be sent to Rwanda in the future, bizarre if true!
-
I am taking Omeprazole, I didn't know it helped with this bug.
-
10 hours ago, mstevens said:
There's a protocol to treat H Pylori which is usually Omeprazole + two antibiotics (commonly, but not always, Amoxicillin & Metronidazole). Follow the protocol exactly as per your doc's instructions otherwise this pesky bacteria will stick around.
H Pylori often becomes an issue with dysbiosis (where the mix of bacteria and fungi in your gut is out of balance). This can happen for many reasons but is commonly due to excessive past use of antibiotics.
Good luck dealing with this and for sure, it is worth getting tested once you have completed the protocol to make sure the treatment has been successful.
Thanks, I'm taking Amoxicillin and Clarithromicin
-
12 hours ago, Sheryl said:
More or less as above except not sole cause of ulcers. It is, however, the most common cause.
Easily spread through contaminated food. Many people acquire it in childhood, it can be present a long time before causing obvious symptoms, and indeed in many peopke remains asymptomatic, reason unclear.
Interesting, thanks.
Just wondering if I get rid of it with my antibiotics and my wife has it , could I get it again easily?
-
8 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:
Op, how do you know you have H Pylori? test?
yes, a test after an op.
-
30 minutes ago, samtam said:
Not so, if you live in Thailand. It remains locked at the date you became eligible:
That sucks as that was a reason I was thinking of delaying.
-
12 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
I think it is a british thing "queensbury rules" " A fair fight is a fair fight" etc but I also think its one of the British values that is gradually being eroded. One of the "benefits" or rather consequences of multiculturalism in my opinion
Bring back the Krays, E. London would be very different. I thought I was Bangladesh when staying at IBIS Whitechapel!
-
54 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
Where I come from, Liverpool Uk . attacks on elderly relatives are very rare, like any other city, there is no shortage of scuffles between youths, but 5 onto one really is frowned upon, by those involved and by society in general, it is considered a sign of cowardice , and is even liable to result in repercussions from one's peers, the same can be said for attacking from behind, or kicking a man when he's down.
Similarly in Scotland, especially kicking someone when down. There are repercussions. Must be British thing.
Now in Scotland, this square go culture is a thing of the past, i heard.
-
1
-
-
I wish prayer was compulsory when I was at a comprehensive school in Scotland.
-
1
-
-
12 minutes ago, atpeace said:
How does that work? Seen many one to many and never witnessed the many stop to elect the person to fight. In the real world, fights are rarely one to one. We Farangs are the minority here and hence the natural consequence of us fighting many Thais. Same would happen in Mexico, Columbia....
Interesting, it would also happen in Finland, Spain, Portugal, France, Philippines, China, and Vietnam.
-
1
-
-
I've been to the doc and got some medicine to take to get rid of this.
I'd never heard of it before and have no idea where it came from.
Maybe a recent procedure on my oesophagus?
-
1
-
-
- Popular Post
8 hours ago, Korat Kiwi said:Typical response, rarely a one on one. Thainess to the fore.
You don't know what Thainess is. I used to teach Civics at a Thai High School; Thainess is in the curriculum.
-
4
-
7 hours ago, Jonathan Swift said:
Oh
Wahhhhh, unfair to falang, wahhhhh. This whining gets old. If you don't like the way Thailand does things go back where you came from. I don't blame Thai people for being angry at foreigners when they misbehave. They have every right to be prejudiced if that's the case, it's just human nature. You're all a bunch of intruders to them, they didn't invite you here. And from where I sit it doesn't look like you have much understanding or respect for them. (I'm not referencing this incident or these particular criminals, only the ones you generally imply are "so unfair") And it's the kettle calling the stove black - you're no less prejudiced, your prejudice against Thais is transparently revealed by all your remarks. You have no moral authority to preach from. Nor do any of the rest of you. Who cares how the press covers it? There is little or no real journalism left ANYWHERE in the world. The rest of us didn't come here to listen to a bunch of doddering complainers. We know where we're better off - here - and we're grateful. I've managed to get through 10 years here without being treated so unfairly that I have to cry to the newspapers. Imagine that. If you want to change the world join the Peace Corps. And lastly, this is an example to prove all of you wrong - Thai people actually being arrested by Thai police, but that's not good enough, is it? Of course not. You enjoy complaining too much.
Exactly, the Thai bashing is out of order.
Trying to imagine a couple of Chinese, or Muslim, or whatever being aggressive at a Scottish festival like Hogmany. We aren't going to say he Mr foreigner let's have a square go, especially if they were bigger, like most foreigners are to Thais.
-
2
-
-
28 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:
and no shame involved at all. that's how it is here so if you intend to" have a go" anytime take your mates with you, When in |Rome an all that
Don't most countries do the same when foreigners or immigrants are involved?
-
1
-
-
Not farang for a change
-
1
-
-
I just got a voluntary class 2 payment from the government(343 pounds) and see that if I pay this for the last 2 years, I'll only have 5 years more to pay to get the full amount.
Also just noticed that I can delay my pension.
Does anyone here do this and or what are the benefits?
-
Wow, they are not even allowed to kiss in public in Thailand.
-
7
-
3
-
2
-
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
-
1
-
2
Helicobacter Pylori
in Health and Medicine
Posted
Why would they not want treat?