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Umm.....so if the official word is that all current kits can't detect OmiwanKinobee, why are all the numptees running around testing everyone when a negative result could be Omiwan positive?
And by implication, if one tests positive on a test does that mean that one must have Alpha or Delta?
This is as bad as a pre-pubescent girl shopping for tampons and her first eye liner - spoilt for choice, too many brands, too many colors, too little or too much absorbency., and what's the piece of string for Mum?
Oh the dilemma of it all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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7 minutes ago, steven100 said:you got Covid and you didn't tell anyone ?
I've informed The International Association of Nosophobics. They were very sympathetic.
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4 hours ago, Ralf001 said:Friend was over for beers yesterday afternoon and he said massage shops were being closed again from Today.
Anyone heard about this ?
That would seem to be the next step. Followed by closure of restaurants except to takeaways.
Government officials like to "reset" things back to their last known position of maximum power and authority, a bit like system restore on Windows
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Fully expected this to happen. You can kiss away any entertainment to be sanctioned for opening until June, and that may be wishful thinking. Thailand is now on a full-throttle downward dive into oblivion.
I got covid on New Years Eve after getting the Pfizer jabs last year. Don't know what flavor because I self tested, not wanting to end up in a Gulag (or even a Stalag) by being officially tested by the local Commissars.
Anyway, I've done the right thing and stayed home like a good little Comrade and done my best to prevent myself from initiating the destruction of mankind.
Now day 5 or 6, a runny nose, the odd sneeze, healthy appetite, and restful unbroken sleep. If I had to rate it against my worst case of influenza in about 1995 that laid me up for a fortnight and I lost 15kg in weight, the covid I'm experiencing doesn't even rate as a mild Cold. I'm actually disappointed.
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The OP is better off buying a bridge.
Bridges invariably have a greater ROI than property and have a better depreciation rate for tax deductibility purposes.
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Planting a feather will not grow a chicken.
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14 minutes ago, robblok said:
n 2019, the share of those employed in the government sector varied among the Member States, with the highest proportions observed in Sweden (29 % of total employment), Denmark (28 %), Finland (24 %), Croatia and Estonia (both 23 %) and the lowest in Germany (11 %), the Netherlands and Luxembourg (both 12 %), Italy (13 %) and Portugal (14 %).
Do pull some more numbers out of your ass, like most blue collar guys do talk without real numbers. And look at the standard of living on Sweden and Denmark and Finland. Seems high goverment employment does not do the harm your talking about.
A bureaucrat in your former existence by any chance?
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3 minutes ago, robblok said:
It would take some time to notice but you would. Rules and regulation taxes and stuff are needed. Its why civilization progressed, the uninformed always make remarks like yours. Usually people who are technical. Point is we all need each other while i certainly agree that some bureaucrats do useless work that is mainly in countries like this with high levels of corruption.
People seem to forget (again cant blame the technical guys they dont know any better) that people controlling stock of stuff are also bureaucrats and without it you can forget buying stuff at all international trade would stop. Just too much too mention atually.
Mankind has not yet invented a successful practice, process, or procedure that a government official cannot quickly ruin through incessant and unnecessary regulation and taxation.
Government ideology is now on a par with the worst of any religious orthodoxy. The Spanish Inquisition comes to mind.
But (in the west) when circa 35% of the working population are employed directly by government and another 35% are beholden to government for welfare and foodstamps, us remaining half dozen net taxpayers get a bit peeved.
There's a reason why governments are kept well away from the production of beer.
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The lunacy around the world will continue indefinitely.
Normally it takes the world's bureaucrats two years to progressively screw something up, a year of treading water defending their indefensible stupidity hoping we'll all forget the details, and then a further two years of unwinding their stupidity while they have wet dreams about the next crisis they can create.
In the meantime a perfect storm of disasters is on the horizon and any two of them eventuating may change their goals as they will be more lucrative.
Taiwan/China, Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Iran, imminent global crash of financial markets that will make the Great Depression look like a walk in the park, the Queen of England meeting her maker and the potential English Revolution in the following years, and the left wing media realising they need to change sides as leftism suddenly loses it's de rigueur status.
So to answer the OP's question, cloudy with a chance of meatballs.
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13 minutes ago, hotchilli said:The final nail has just been driven in.
I'm not really that worried. Chonburi will run out of test kits by
ThursdayWednesday.Because of course, they did research into the availability and logistical supply of the kits, projected the potential usage and alerted the logistics supply chain of their forecasts to ensure a continual and uninterrupted supply.
It should all go swimmingly.
I don't think "failing to plan is planning to fail" ever crosses their mind.
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5 minutes ago, Kinnock said:Just been to a hotel that required proof of a negative test, so did the test at home, and took a phone photo as the evidence. This was accepted, but the test kit has no unique ID number, so I could (in theory) keep recycling the same photo?
Aahhhh......good old Thailand. Please post the photo for us to assist you with the recycling.
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The muppet released the following as part of the order on 1st January.
"If the venue serves over 100 people regularly customers must have a test before entering the premises, regardless of vaccination status. This can be a rapid antigen test taken within 72 hours and can be administered on-site.
If the venue serves less than 100 people but has the appearance of being “busy” or congested antigen testing should also take place."
Then "early" on the morning of the 2nd January he re-released the updated order and withdrew this part of the original order.
I'm now insure if he was drunk when writing the first order and then sobered up to write the second order, or vice-versa. Not that it matters - both orders are ludicrous.
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I tend to avoid knuckle-draggers wearing Chang t-shirts, covered in tasteless tattoos, often dribbling from the mouth who order a beer for themselves and their equally fashionably dressed mate in Thai by saying "send (the) elephant".
However I welcome a discussion with any reasonably presented individual. If they reveal their sole source of worldly knowledge is about football, or the only book they ever read started with "A is for Aardvark" and they still don't know what an aardvark is, I wish them a polite good-evening and move on.
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5 minutes ago, KannikaP said:
And if somebody sneezed on you, what would you say?
Chock-Dee.
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4 minutes ago, mikebell said:So bars are open as normal if they are restaurants? I read a Go-Go bar re-named itself a bistro!
There are many bars in Jomtien with new signs adding food and drinks, or bar and restaurant to their signage. Sign makers are probably rushed off their feet.
If I see a sign saying "Mint's Gogo Bar and Restaurant", I'll pop in for a burger - be rude not to.
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5 minutes ago, smedly said:
pratical - are you kidding, who is qualified to do the test - barcode linked to what exactly, most people don't spend all night in one venue - there is nothing remotely workable about this - it is pure nonsense
I'm only guessing, but I suspect that it may be linked to the mor-chana app. So you'll do the test and then upload the QR code to the app, which will link to your passport and vaccination info etc.
Otherwise I see no way in which anybody can legitimately prove they have a valid get out of jail free card.
Let's hope somebody is brave enough to do it and report back accordingly.
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What's next?
Only a matter of time until sneezing in a public space is considered sufficient to get you kicked out of a venue and potentially incarcerated.
I wish I was joking.
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5 minutes ago, Danderman123 said:This will only be enforced for a day or two, then forgotten.
If it's enforced at all.
My bar had a bag full of test kits on sale for 60B. Apparently the idea is that you do a test there and then, scan the QR code on the packet, and you're good-to-go for 72 hours.
It all seems like a well planned and bullet proof system. Yeah, right.....
The madness of crowds.
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4 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:Really not worth the effort.
I'd rather get a take away and go back home, than risk a (possibly false) positive test and have to face the consequences.
Ditto. I was told about this by the boss at my bar last night. I told her straight that she would not be seeing me until the lunacy has returned to it's normal level.
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If aliens arrived and kidnapped all the bureaucrats in the world, who would notice?
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Check out this thread.
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2 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
You sound like a
Only if he/she is cute/pretty/hot
Nuh - only of the "she" category, and cute/pretty/hot just doesn't cut the mustard in literary imaginary descriptiveness.
Dogs are cute, babies can be pretty. Hot is just a lazy modern word that Hemingway, D.H. Lawrence, or even Dickens would never use or even comprehend as an adjective to describe a woman's sensuality or even her sexuality.
But that's post-modernism for you. Third rate architecture, unintelligible art, and a language that we use less and less of each year.
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I have a few rhetorical questions.
Is the imaginary Grab or Panda rider a drop dead gorgeous girl of 22 with piercing eyes and a sultry smile, wearing a spaghetti top and no bra beneath her jacket that she casually unzips as she makes the polite request to use the commode and commences to unbutton her ever so tight and brief jean shorts?
Or is the driver a smelly and dirty Somchai wearing a grubby jacket and gloves that haven't seen a washing machine for three years?
Either way, I'm sure I'd do the decent thing.
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After allowing for adjustment to the numbers for inflationary effects, plus the margin of error in their um......robust data collection process, the truth is probably closer to a 20% decline in the economy from 2019.
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Omicron set to delay reopening of bars and pubs
in Thailand News
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Just entering late puberty at 61. Heavy smoker and drinker, perfect blood pressure and cholesterol, take no medication for anything whatsoever and never have done.