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10 minutes ago, BananaGuy said:
‘I was messing with a woman’ and the baby is an ‘it’ ? Massive amount of mad detail?
My money is on BS from start to finish.
Get help.
As in … for your own mental health.
Very valid questions but to be fair, which is not one of my strong points, the title of this thread does say 'my daughter has been kidnapped.' Difficult to understand why he would refer to her as his daughter in the title then as his child in the post. That's the problem when making up stories, you have to invent convincing detail and then remember it.
I still think your money is safe on BS.
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So many holes in your story.
In 2019 you had to leave because of a Visa issue even though, as you claim in a later post, both your parents are Thai. It would have been easy to register for your Passport and ID then. What passport did you enter Thailand on?
You claim to be a single father of a 17 year old child which makes you, at the minimum, approx 33 years old. Who was looking after your 17 year old daughter while you were messing around, in your words, with a Thai lady in 2019? Not exactly the picture of a responsible parent.
You really must try harder when making up stories.
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So let me get this straight. In only your 12th post on this forum, and having only been a member for 3 weeks, you have come to the 'logical' conclusion to seek advice on your claimed child's future from the members of this forum?
Good luck!
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On 7/22/2021 at 11:22 AM, Jonathan Fairfield said:
The British Embassy’s objective remains to secure equitable access to vaccines for British nationals across Thailand (particularly the most vulnerable) within the national vaccination programme. The previous Ambassador to Thailand spoke to Thai authorities about this issue several times, including when he has met the Prime Minister. The British Ambassador designate continues to discuss this with them.
Ok, so now we know you have an objective, how about telling us when you think that objective will be achieved and how?
Your objective is to work within a basically non-existent national vaccination programme that your nationals have reported time and again that they have incredible problems accessing. Perhaps you need to set your sights a little higher?
The Ambassador and Ambassador designate have spoken to the PM several times; without any real result. This shows the high regard within which they are held as they have achieved the square root of........not very much!
Maybe you should talk to our own PM?
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3 hours ago, colinneil said:What ever hes on i want some????????
Since when did his crowd ever care about anybody who is not Thai?
Since when did his crowd care about anybody who is not his crowd?
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3 hours ago, jerrymahoney said:So whatever the gent may have done wrong or insufficient in the past, why not just sit back and let him do his job as best he can now. Because it is HIS job, not yours.
All of us have done many different jobs in the past where being 'wrong or insufficient', especially to the point where many died, resulted in dismissal or possibly imprisonment. Why should he be given a second chance?
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3 hours ago, webfact said:Thailand’s National Vaccine Institute (NVI) Director Nakorn Premsri offered an apology to the public on Wednesday for the slow and insufficient national COVID-19 vaccine rollout, saying mutations of the virus were unforeseen, while promising that the country will join the COVAX program to receive donated vaccines next year.
A simple google search entitled 'do all viruses mutate?' will quickly disprove the claim that mutations of the virus were unforeseen.
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2 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:If only the current government could shoot the coronavirus, they'd be out of the pandemic in no time. Unfortunately, gunfire is not a medically approved treatment! ????
They would miss!
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50 minutes ago, Blumpie said:
Sounds about right.
And the chances of having a bad reaction is probably higher.
Better get drunk to make your decision if you want to get it or not - more of a chance y ou will actually get it.
I'll keep the beer mat then!
Just read in Bangkok Post that a doctor and a nurse who both had received the 2 Sinovac jabs died of covid.
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With some quick maths on the back of a beer mat that means that after 1 year the Sinovac vaccine is 0.2% effective.
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4 hours ago, ChipButty said:
So, basically we are back to square one?
I'm not convinced we actually got to square one in the first place!
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22 hours ago, Misty said:
Something doesn't add up. How many of these are duplicate registrations done by the same people at multiple hospitals?
Very valid question. Calls into question the policy of letting hospitals run independent registration as this can never prevent double bookings. But who is surprised?
The only way to do this is run a secure, centralised booking system stating choice of vaccine and hospital for patients who register. Once booked they can't change or make extra bookings.
T.I.T. But I prefer T.I.T.S - Think It Through, Stupid!
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14 minutes ago, Surelynot said:Is it definitely a child............. not a dummy?
It's usually the dummy that is driving!
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10 minutes ago, Lacessit said:
Can you remember if you did a face plant when you were trying to tee your ball up?
That's what caddies are for! I remember the lake was very refreshing when I swam out to retrieve my hat.
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On my 50th birthday I did a beer per hole. Absolutely no idea how long the round took!
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11 hours ago, HeijoshinCool said:.
What is the belt and road?
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"It's how the Chinese and overseas Chinese will make the world a better place through infrastructure development...ports, roads, high speed rail, etc. Those funds have to come from somewhere and state run industries are an important part of that."
Alternatively you can look at it as the export of toxic debt by China to buy or build strategic transportation infrastructure in foreign countries (China Myanmar Economic Corridor, China Pakistan Economic Corridor, Darwen Port, Hambantota is Sri Lanka et al). The loan is packaged as being an investment in the other country's infrastructure however the economic projections to justify the interest on repayments are based on a rather rosy view of the world economy and how it's rate of growth to enable the country to repay. Failure to repay results in confiscation of the facility by China to be run by them and for them. The comment on state run industries are valid, it just depends on which state is running them.
What could possibly go wrong?
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3 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:
You only had to look at the alarming number of ASQ imported cases over the last 15 months at one stage 35% of all infections for the entire country to guess at the source ????
It is an alarming number that suggests that people were not tested before leaving another country or the test was ineffective if it is to be believed that they carried the virus before boarding the plane. It also raises queries why everyone else on the plane was not infected.
The alternative is that they became infected whilst in quarantine which suggests lax procedures or that they weren't followed properly when handling quarantine subjects.
Of interest would be exactly when they were found to be infected as that should give a clue as to where the infection came from based on the incubation time needed before symptoms are shown.
The final possibility is that people, coming to the end of their 2 week quarantine period, are tested by medical staff linked to a specific hospital and are found to be positive are then shipped off to the hospital for a further quarantine/treatment paid for by their insurance.
Sadly I do not have access to any data on the above.
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5 hours ago, sirineou said:
Is being in your car considered being in public?
I am a proponent of wearing a facemask, and even though both the wife and me are fully vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine, we always wear masks while in public, but not in our car, (we are in Khon Kaen), We drive through the police check point on the ring road almost every day without wearing a mask, and the police has never stop as or said a word.
I find it difficult to wear a mask , especially when I am driving, because the breath escaping from the top of my mask makes my eyes water.
Breath mints? ????
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3 hours ago, webfact said:Police have initially determined it was a tragic accident.
Typo amendment - Police are determined it was a tragic accident.
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3 hours ago, chilly07 said:
Was this a 5 to 5yr extension? Sounds like a 2 to 5yr?
Sorry, missed that detail. You are correct, it was a 2 to 5 year, and a little extra.
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I'm on a Non Immigrant (Retirement) Visa and had a date booked for earlier this month at the Pattaya one just off Highway 36. Dropped by the week before to confirm it was open and what documents needed.
- Copy of passport details page
- Copy of visa page
- Copy of Yellow Book details page
- Doc certificate.
Was also told to come in any time early as they were not busy. Went back the next day (Thursday 13th ish) at around 1100. Handed in forms, waited 5-10 minutes to take colour blindness, reaction and depth perception tests. Queued 5 minutes to pay, almost immediately to picture taking and then collect D/L a couple of minutes later.
D/L was until Feb 2027.
Wife very annoyed because I got longer than her and she hadn't finished her noodles when I was ready to leave.
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Next step - cloud seeding to provide alcohol rain?
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16 hours ago, Crossy said:
This is one I'd not come across before, definitely filed for future use along with SNAFU and FUBAR (both of which also apply) ????
One of my favourites is OINK. I used it regularly in my previous working environment to describe many who I worked for. You may find it useful in some situations.
Opinion Instant No Knowledge
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2 minutes ago, Megasin1 said:are they sure it is a real Chinese as 9 is the Thai lucky number, I thought the Chinese lucky number was 8, more likely Chinese descendent like the rest of the clowns that run the country.
9 is also considered a lucky number as the pronunciation in mandarin sounds the same as longevity. Apparently it can also be used to symbolise the sovereignty of the emperor and the symbol is often found in Beijing imperial architecture.
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Banglamung police raid illegal beach club in the Pattaya area, arrest over 66 people allegedly breaking Covid-19 emergency decree
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Civil rights also incur civil obligations. An individual should behave in such a manner that they do not endanger other people's civil rights of a healthy life.
There are several fundamental differences between people in a bar and people in a supermarket -