Jajazazajaja
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32 minutes ago, ChipButty said:
The Huntsman pub in the Landmark hotel was always good, good band and I only lived around the corner on Soi 2 walk past the car park at the Nana hotel and get molested
It was always completely dead when I went in, literally just me and the bar staff.
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Or google Rompo Mansion
1st place I ever stayed in Bangkok
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You could negotiate one of the studios here to less than 10K
Modern building, but small room
https://www.hipflat.co.th/en/projects/lumpini-place-rama-4-kluaynamthai-ilgxsy#available-units
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4 minutes ago, ChipButty said:
Serving beer also
That’s not legal. Is it?
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Ratchadaphisek Soi 6 (Tha Pra)
used to live round the corner and was addicted to a clam burger they used to sell in 2008 ish.
It was something that shouldn’t be. I have no idea what was in it besides clams.
19 Baht and I ate one every day for 6 months.
EDIT: Blimey; I found a reference to it online #memories- 1
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Used to visit every Friday night when it was at Soi 33 #officegirls
how is the place now that it’s miles away from anywhere?
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27 minutes ago, drbeach said:
Yeah if the borders are open then no problem. I suspect this date was chosen because they anticipated borders reopening on July 1 and flights resuming then too. Thus giving people 30 days to depart. If for some reason this isn't possible I suspect they may extend the amnesty for another month or so. Or, if borders open August 1, they would give 30 days to depart from that date. Logically they can't expect people to go into overstay by not extending the amnesty until some time has passed since the borders are open and/or flights have resumed.
I believe it will be extended for another month.
there is nothing to be gained from throwing people out when tourists and FIFO folks can’t get it
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17 minutes ago, RaduAlex said:
From the phrasing of the TAT governor, it seems very unlikely that it will be possible to enter on a tourist visa before October. And even then, it sounds these will be for pre-booked packages in certain locations to avoid putting people through quarantine. So once out, it will almost certainly be very hard to get back in. And even if you find a job or register for a language course, there are multiple reports that a new visa from within the country can't be done. So the question is, will everyone on an expired visa be forced out within a grace period, risking a significant rise in overstayers, or will the amnesty be extended until borders reopen.
Just can’t see them forcing people out when they are losing all that revenue from tourists and the Fly in fly out, crowd.
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I’m on Non B multiple and on amnesty as last stamp expires on June 8th.
i can’t imagine they WONT extend the amnesty after July 31st. It makes little sense to kick people out when people aren’t allowed back in.
wonder if border runs to HK or Korea might be available app ?
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1 hour ago, Krataiboy said:Hopefully, the virus has been in Thailand for long enough for many children to have become infected and acquired immunity.
Even if they haven't, the little dears don't appear to be as big a threat as I previously thought.
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2 hours ago, Brunolem said:
According to the government's lists, almost everything is open, and little remains closed.
But in fact it is not like that.
First, the country itself is not open, since we are still not allowed to travel freely from one province to another.
Then, as already mentioned, schools are not open, which is probably the biggest aberration in a country basically free of the virus.
Then, many beaches and hotels are still closed.
Yes, some hotels are open, but the ones I have contacted are not fully open, either it's the pool, or the gym, or the restaurants that are still not operating...but something is always missing.
Of course, bars, movie theaters and all entertainment places are still closed.
Shopping centers may be open, but when you walk inside, it feels like they are still closed.
While having some of the best covid 19 numbers in the world, Thailand appears to be the country the least in a hurry to reopen, as if its economy didn't matter at all.
There's gonna be hell to pay for such nonchalance...
What on earth are you talking about? Literally everything in my area is open besides bars and massage shops. Places aren’t busy, but normality is slowly resuming
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8 minutes ago, Canuck1966 said:
The emergency decree looks set to continue for another month as security authorities are still not confident about the Chinese flu situation following the easing of the lock down since early this month
What a load of crâp, beggars belief
Literally starving people to death!
Not literally tho, is it?
who has starved to death in Thailand?
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1 hour ago, Jajazazajaja said:
Non B multi entry, entry stamp until 7 June, Visa good til December
asked here and on another forum if I can stay until July 31st and been told Yes, maybe and definitely not
is there a visa agent anyone can recommend, who I can consult?
spoke to 1178said “yes, no problem, you can stay until 31st July”
”for multi entry B?”
”yes for sure”
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Non B multi entry, entry stamp until 7 June, Visa good til December
asked here and on another forum if I can stay until July 31st and been told Yes, maybe and definitely not
is there a visa agent anyone can recommend, who I can consult?
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My multi entry Non B expires in Dec. My last entry stamp is good till June 7. Can I now stay till July 31 without doing anything?
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I’m multi entry non B
visa expires December. Entry stamp is good until June 7th
can I now stay till July 31 without doing anything ?
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1 minute ago, gamesgplayemail said:
Why people are still drinking when there is now so good legal cannabis oil available in Thailand ?
What’s with these CBD weirdos popping up in every thread about alcohol?
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Just now, pattayadgw said:
'The extension of the alcohol ban will help control the spread of the coronavirus by discouraging social gatherings, said Pongsakorn Kwanmuang, spokesman for the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration.' All this shows is how infantile these supposed leaders really are.... it's like being in a bloody kindergarten and thus the way they treat the people.
But it’ will help control this spread, it already has helped control of the spread.
nothing worse than a Farang who is slightly inconvenienced, is there?
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Just now, Sumarianson said:
In fact doctors have advised that alcohol is very good to prevent viruses.
no they haven’t, they have said the exact oppositenot a good idea to start your argument with a flat out falsehood
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1 minute ago, deevo666 said:
define entertainment? golf courses in and around bkk are scheduled to open 1st may and are actively promiting this. prayut has connections with Royal Golf in lat krabang and they are accepting bookings.
All courses have been taking bookings for May throughout the state of emergency
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6 minutes ago, crazykopite said:
What an absolute load of rubbish to reduce social gatherings those with drink problems and there are many start to get aggressive towards family if the government are going to ban the sake of alcohol then they have to give medication for free to those that will be suffering with withdrawal symptoms. I fear a lot of Violence will be taking place whilst this ban is in operation ☹️☹️☹️☹️
What utter nonsense, yet another Falang who can’t see further than his own nose
one of the reasons for banning alcohol sales at this time is to attempt to reduce alcohol related problems such as domestic violence.
Thai guys being cooked up at home whilst drinking heavily isn’t good news for many Thai wives
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17 hours ago, JTXR said:
This sucks.
This last-minute extension hurts only ordinary folks,
what utter tripe. Banning the sale of alcohol doesn’t “hurt” anyone.they want to taken pressure off public resources, police hospitals etc by reducing the Social problems associated with alcohol.
Look at the figures. Thailand has a grip on COVID19 better than most countries, the measures are working, why change?
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3 hours ago, Sheryl said:
Suggest you start with this ENT:
https://bhqdoctors.bdms.co.th/bdms/pages/eng/doctorProfile.php?id=189
Also at St Louis Hospital and costs less there
http://www.saintlouis.or.th/index
(website only in Thai. If I recall he is there 2 ays a week, all and ask)
Thanks so much. Will give them a look
The Londoner Pub is opening June 1st
in Bangkok
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Big fan of both. I see them working on the Beer House every day and seems like they are getting ready for the big reopen.
Old English pub looks dead, is it definitely going to reopen? They are paying HUGE rents there