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Lost wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 7:35 pm Abigail has landed. It's a good horror. 4k just coming through.

https://yts.mx/movies/abigail-2024

Abigail is excellent. Real shlock horror and funny too.

OK, if not naughty kids, why do they ignore the advice from the airline, which has been given for their own comfort/safety? What collective description would you give? These are probably the same kind of people who come to Thailand, hire a motorcycle with no valid licence and refuse to wear a helme...

Big Boy wrote: ↑Wed May 22, 2024 12:29 pm They are true heroes.

They work hard and are very genteel and decorous. I also love the way the pinafore strap crosses over at the back. It's a perfect nurse uniform.

BB, she's a credit to you.

When in HHH for my wife, I fell in love at least once a day with a crisp young nurse walking the ward. There's something very special about that uniform! I wouldn't act on it, but when I married God didn't pluck out my eyes.

And then there are the complete idiots that unbuckle the belt, and even stand up, as soon as the aircraft touches down! And then stand in the aisle, often in a contorted position for 15 minutes, because 50% of the flight has done the same, and find themselves in that uncomfortable position for 15 m...

Nursing care, yes it could be better, but most of Thailand's hospital care relies heavily on family support remaining with the patient 24/7 to do the basic tasks. However, that is not just HHH, it includes Bangkok Hospital and Petcharat Hospital. That is fairly normal for Thailand. I have not found...

I know it's generally considered a hospital mainly for poor Thai people, but they should pay high enough salaries to be able to employ nurses with at least passable English (semi-fluent at least by Thai standards) and able to treat patients with care and empathy. But maybe they don't want to have to...

Most of us don't keep our seatbelts fastened all of the time that we are seated, even loosely. These events are rare but it hits home when they happen. I don't suppose I'll change my behaviour because of this news. I don't really know why, but I'm hardly alone.

I have a few seriously negative things to say about the standard of nursing and auxiliary care at HHH but at least nowadays they have better doctors (in part thanks to BKK specialists attending some days) and some of the best 'machines that go ping!' (Monty Python). The SMC is testament to an improv...

Dubois! I'm looking forward to (hoping for) Hrgovic then Joshua then Fury for the big win. I don't have money on it.

I agree with pharvey's scoring, I don't what the judge who gave it to Fury was smoking. A great fight, I think the real problem is that Fury doesn't really care enough about winning nowadays, I've seen interviews where he clearly says that boxing isn't the main factor in his life, and I don't think ...

Damn, I woke up too late to see the Kabayel fight which I really wanted to watch. He's now mandatory to fight Fury. Cordina just lost his two super-featherweight belts, a perfect left hook from Cacace in the 3rd was the beginning of the end, ref stopped it in the 7th. The Irishman has his game on. H...

After buksida mentioned a second series of Outer Range I just binged the first series today and really enjoyed it. Years ago I enjoyed Orphan Black , a top sci-fi series with tremendous acting from the lead actress playing multiple characters. Orphan Black: Echoes is out now. It's not a sequel as su...

Fight time is expected to be 11'ish pm UK Time - of course pay-per-view and not far off £30 in the UK. It's the first BIG test for the sports package I recently signed up to thanks to "404cameljockey" - it's been cracking so far, so fingers crossed! :thumb: You won't be disappointed. Ther...

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