thaimelody

Missed opportunity for a universal basic income.

33 minutes ago, hobobo said:

Closed

looks like I'm staying then

Gotta be an April Fools Joke! If not the parents are both fools and a joke!

4 minutes ago, bestie said:

In the town where I live the most Thais and foreigners are very aware and take distance, follow the rules, closing their shops, don't sit together, wearing masks and keep them self inside as much as possible. But I think it depends where you are right now and how many people are living in a town/city. 

Good to hear, you obviously don't live in Chiang Rai (Add Carabao) or Bangkok (Thai boxing Stadium) or ...or... or.... The point I'm making is that given strict instructions to stay indoors Thais will choose the Sabai Sabai over pretty much anything. Wearing of safety helmets another fine example. Glad to know your area is following the rules

12 hours ago, Gweiloman said:

Don’t worry about the car. It’s not something a scouser can afford. 

Who said anything about buying the car? a scouser would nick it!

15 hours ago, Just Weird said:

What?   Who "is milking us dry"?

The farmers. I'm a cow

The body of the deceased might not be contagious but those that attend the funeral may well be - how stupid can people be??

Stick him in a corona virus ward without a face mask or send him on a cruise! 

Can't help have granny stuck in a fridge in the front room wake!

5 hours ago, webfact said:

 

The new arrangement also allows only one person to sit at each table, with everyone facing the same direction.

o here you see a woman moving within 3 feet of people sitting opposite of each other mmmm Conner have to cal BS on this one

Rearranging the chairs - they did that on the Titanic... look what good that did!

6 hours ago, kotsak said:

Yeah, right.. The below photo was taken at my local Tesco Lotus 2 hours ago.. The toilet paper selves have been all stocked with adult diapers (the whole aisle).. Either they don't want to show empty shelves to the customers or they are trying to pass us a message, e.g. you may need these since you won't be having any toilet paper.. 

I think the message is don't <deleted> yourself... but if you do we have you covid

Groundbreaking research uncovering an already known issue.

Someone is making serious cash from these "studies". Didn't Chiang Mai have a tram study last year?

Thankfully, I have never lost either a leg or a violin. That said, if given the choice, I would opt for losing the violin.

If I were in a bad mood, I would add that this man makes a pretty stupid comparison between losing something  and becoming permanently disabled.

The garden will be used by all for many different purposes. Some will choose to visit to remember. Some will visit to play. Some will visit to just sit and relax. What a wonderful contribution the man and those that continue his legacy make. Coincidently green spaces and hospitals both contribute to health and welfare.

May I recommend Guy Standing Plunder of the Commons: A Manifesto for sharing Public Wealth (2019) for anyone interested in how shared space can contribute to health and community 

In other news.... similar revelations.

1) Water is wet

2) Knives can cut

3) The sun is hot

The air pollution in Thailand is part of a cyclical routine of an inability to solve problems. Take the carnage during Songkran, the <deleted> poor performance of students at English when compared to every other country in the world and the rampant nepotism as other examples of known problems which will never be solved.  

You really cannot make this up. On the one hand he asks for cash on the other he is bored of people asking for cash.

"Air Hostess" ?? What century is the reporter living in?