Stimulus funds, The environment and education
Re: Stimulus funds, The environment and education
Must admit that the word "vacuum" springs to mind when discussing politics though!
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stilljustbrowsing - Posts: 2373
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Re: Stimulus funds, The environment and education
stilljustbrowsing wrote:Thats not fair, you said it was empty, how can something classified as empty contain something? (air doesn't count for this discussion)
Must admit that the word "vacuum" springs to mind when discussing politics though!
Put simply, over the thirty or forty years of Mapthaput, the water tanks around the various tambons downhill of Pluak Daeng accrue a fair few candidates for the filtration stage of the not-quite-human-resource utilisation process, some of which ends up at the bottom of the well, like rotten-eggs, but too much H2 and not enough O.
Then when they dry up the supply to burn in their furnaces or whatever, there's nothing much in the way of liquidity left to shower with in the mornings apart from the Oishi you have left in fridge from the last night. If there was a drought, then with a name like Pluak Daeng, it would probably still be red mud, but if not for Mapthaput, it would never be so miraculously intoxicating.
Good night mate and thanks for the chat.
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