Geoffggi

13 hours ago, Mavideol said:

lucky they didn't extend such privilege to the Chinese

You sure they didn't ...........????

About time too, Na Jomtien has several packs of dogs running wild, I am a dog lover but these strays are a menace to both road users and pedestrians.......Good Job keep up the good work

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The Army has denied responsibility for the visiting Egyptian soldier who visited a Rayong shopping centre before testing positive for Covid-19.

Of course they are responsible, who put the PM in place........................LOL

12 hours ago, ThaidDown said:

 

The CCSA is asking anyone who thinks they may have had physical contact with an Egyptian soldier, who was on a short visit to Thailand last week and later tested positive for COVID-19, to come forward for testing,

It would of course help if they showed a picture of the person in question ..............!!!!

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Sixteen Chinese men have been detained for sneaking into the country illegally from Myanmar.

They should all be fined heavily and sent back to China, and receive a five year ban from entering Thailand again....!!!!

2 hours ago, Yinn said:

The UK like complain about our monkey, help work, have good life more than “research” monkey in UK and USA. 

 

In the UK, around 3,000 monkeys are used annually. Much of this use is to develop and test the safety and effectiveness of potential human medicines and vaccines. Primates are also used for studying how the brain functions and in research relating to human reproduction.

 

And importing monkeys to the United States has become increasingly difficult as almost all commercial air carriers now refuse to fly the animals. Yet according to the new USDA figures, scientists used 75,825 nonhuman primates for research last year, up 22% since 2015 and 6% since 2008.

 

Torture

I hope you are never in hospital and need the information gained from such research or are you going to say you would refuse treatment.......!!!

16 hours ago, webfact said:

“We would welcome the use of a traceability system if it is genuine, but we know, from experience, that people in business are not always forthright.  That is why we caution companies that, if they give any false assurances, they will face a class action lawsuit for misrepresentation and, for that reason alone, the effectiveness of this labelling system must withstand scrutiny,” said Mr. Baker.

Teach the monkeys to sign each coconut they pick ......LOL This whole saga is stupid, it is a shame they do not have more important things to occupy their minds....!!!

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

“They are only punished when necessary,” he said. “This is folk wisdom that has been passed down for generations.”

Shame they do not teach the children the same way instead of letting them ride motorcycles on the roads endangering other people................!!!!

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan explained that government MPs were busy in a meeting on Wednesday (July 8 ) and failed to hear the summoning bell for a Lower House debate, causing it to be cancelled as it lacked a quorum.

More like he nodded off and didn't hear the alarm....................LOL

What an absolute crock of S%#t

I'm still confused, what is the difference between a resurgence of the 1st wave and the coming of a 2nd or 3rd wave, does it have a label on it identifying which one it is.......????

When  & where is the burning and what direction is the wind estimated to be.........LOL