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Fourth found his match this time, they're so RANDOM 🤣🤣🤣 FOURTH X PROGRESS STORY #Basedon2StoriesEP10 🍊: What's phi character's name again? 4️⃣: Tanrak 🍊: Tanrak and Ko... their names don't match at all 555 4️⃣: ... Then why bring it up? 555

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Here’s what happened, everyone 😂 “ความเป็นไข้ ก็อยากทานอะไรร้อนๆ แล้วซดน้ำเยอะๆไปหน่อย ถึงกับสำลัก สำลักไม่พอ ไอแรงจนขึ้นสมองแบบ แอแฮะ แอแฮะ แอแฮะ เข้ามาสิ แค่เนี๊ยะ ” Direct translation “Having a fever makes me crave something hot. I ended up drinking so much soup that I choked on it — not just once, but coughed so hard it felt like my brain was shaking! .. “Ahaeh… ahaeh… ahaeh! Kao ma si” that’s all! The “Ahaeh… ahaeh… ahaeh!..” part sounds like someone coughing. But all part “Ahaeh… ahaeh… ahaeh! Kao ma si” .. It all started from a viral clip of a man whose house was knocked on by the police because he was being too noisy and disturbing his relatives and neighbors. The man denied it and tried to explain to the police that he wasn’t making loud noises — he was just singing a song that goes, “Ahaeh, ahaeh, ahaeh, ahaeh — Kaeo Ma si , kae-Niaa!” The same pronoun of what Engeng wrote “แอแฮะ แอแฮะ แอแฮะ เข้ามาสิ แค่เนี๊ยะ” And it was so funny! 😂 Not only did he sing the wrong lyrics, but his excuse was absolutely ridiculous. Since he kept talking nonstop — probably under the influence of some kind of substance — that’s why he ended up disturbing others. So that’s how the whole “he was just singing” story began. This clip went viral in Thailand with over 10 million views! And because the way he sang sounded exactly like someone coughing, Engfa used his line as her “coughing sound” instead! 🤣🤣🤣 After translating her posts for 3–4 days straight, I think I’m about to go crazy 😂 I’ve posted the viral clip below in case anyone wants to understand what I’m talking about! Oh, and did you know? Engfa actually sang this song at her first major concert — Engfa Mahachon! If you miss it, go check it out 💖🎤 จะเครซี่ 55555555555 อิดขนาดดด 😂 #อิงฟ้ามหาชน #EngfaWaraha Engfa Waraha (ตัวจริง)

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Shut the fuck up, Kate. First it was "Liam wrote me notes" now suddenly it’s a whole fucking book???? Which one is it? You can’t even keep your lies straight. Every time your views drop, the story changes, notes letters, books, journals, whatever it takes to keep milking his name. And don’t even start with the handwriting because it’s not his. We’ve been over this. Anyone who’s seen Liam’s real writing knows it doesn’t even come close. On top of that, Liam never called the people he actually loved by their full names... not once. Every single person he truly cared about, he had nicknames and shortened names for and all of that has been out in the open for years. But suddenly he’s writing out "Kate Cass" in some fake-ass notebook like it’s a fucking diary entry? Get the fuck out of here. And let’s talk about why you even replied to that comment saying "he literally hated her." If he loved you so much, like you won’t shut the fuck up about, why did that hit so hard you had to grab your little prop and make a video? Because deep down, you know it’s the truth. He couldn’t stand you. He was drowning while you partied, and now you’re still here trying to rewrite history with fake receipts. You sit there, bragging like a clown, chewing Chinese food on camera, turning Liam’s death into your flex. That isn’t grief. That isn’t love. That isn’t healing. That’s exploitation. That’s bragging. That’s lying. Liam didn’t write you a journal. He didn’t write you a book. He didn’t write you shit. You wrote yourself into his story because without him, you are fucking nothing. You weren’t his safe place, Kate you were and still ARE his fucking curse. #JusticeForLiam #StopExploitingLiam

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Legacy Media Once Again Flails With 'Fake News' on Trump Planning to Name WH Ballroom After Himself | Becca Lower, RedState When I first read this legacy media story about the ballroom being built at the White House on Friday evening, my first reaction was: "so, what?" I'll get to that in a minute. Incredible that this is still a story, but this is what the legacy media has devolved into. Little more than a weekly rag-level of reporting. The fact that Democrats have previously done extensive construction on the WH has barely fazed them. Notice how little interest they have shown for actual news about the renovation. I first wrote on the ballroom story in Aug., when President Trump took a stroll on the roof with the architect: On Friday, we learned in a piece by my colleague Brandon Morse that the WH shared a list of the donors who are paying for the massive ballroom addition. Here's the latest example of the old media forces of Fourth Estate continuing to underwhelm with their lack of professionalism. They just keep flailing. ABC News blasted out a headline on social media based on unnamed quislings in the White House on Friday: "Trump likely to name White House ballroom after himself, officials say." Luckily, the internet is forever: But once Trump got wind of the alleged report during a media gaggle, he swiftly shot it down as "fake news." I know you're shocked that this is contrary to what you can read from ABC News below: Earlier, senior administration officials told ABC News that some in the administration were already referring to it as "The President Donald J. Trump Ballroom" and that that name was likely to stick. The White House claims they have released the full list of donors to the project. On a list of those donors, provided to ABC News by the White House, the ballroom is referred to as “the President Donald J. Trump Ballroom.” "Well, we raised a lot. We've raised over $350 million, [the ballroom is] a beautiful room, a big room," the president said, then paused a beat as if considering his next words carefully, in answer to the reporter's question on reports he plans to name the ballroom after himself. "I don't have any plan to call it after myself, that was fake news," Trump said. "Probably going to call it the Presidential Ballroom...we haven't really thought about a name yet." Someone asked Trump as a follow-up what might be done with the extra $50 million, and he explained "it could possibly be used to help build a large triumphal arch -- modeled on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris -- that Trump has proposed constructing just outside Washington." Sure, that's as good of a use as any. But, this is minutiae. Here's the correct answer, Republicans: tell them it's none of their business! They're well aware this isn't being financed by public money. It has to be asked again why this is day four or five of this nothing burger story. Palace whispers picked up in echoing hallways of the People's House by liberal hacks, and viewing one internal document - with a nickname "DJT Ballroom" - does not make something true. At a moment when some Americans are worrying about when/if they'll get their next paycheck to pay their mortgage or buy groceries - c'mon, just this once, guys - do your jobs.

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