Dmaxdan

When the pandemic first started Thailand's fear of the virus served them well. Fast forward to today and that fear still abounds and is greatly holding the country back from trying to return to a semi normal life style. They somehow seem to be clinging to the hope that attaining zero daily infections is still a very realistic target. If they don't see the light soon it will be too late and the damage their actions and regulations are causing on the economy will be beyond repair. The put it in layman's terms, they have completely lost the plot.

I bought a can of this a week or so ago and wasn't impressed. I do like to try new things, variety is the spice of life and all that, but beer Chang Espresso was a step to far. For me, the coffee taste completely over powered the beer so much so that it was like drinking alcohol coffee! Not for me but I'm sure others will like it....

Only ever approach a monk if they are not waving their alms about....

They Probably just an excuse to have a look....

I've no idea how this guy can look at himself in the mirror every morning.

Rather than 5555, perhaps ZZZZ might be more applicable?

The sad reality is the pandemic has made many people bankrupt. Some of these will inevitably turn to crime just to make ends meet. I'm not condoning this, it's just the way things are. Everyone needs to know this and keep their guard up at all times.

I think it was some of this...

For me, blue registration book kept safely at home with a copy on my phone. Original Insurance documents I keep in my the car, with the sticker provided in the window. It is my opinion that it is best to have them with you just in case.... Remember that if your car was to be stolen then your insurance company still has all your details on computer.

They were so thrilled that they all went out to celebrate.....oh wait!

Vaccination or Victimization. The choice is yours!

You can keep highlighting the perils of driving in Thailand to your hearts content but at the end of the day actions speak louder than words. And that is were this government falls flat, they are just too afraid of upsetting the applecart.

Trying to return to a near normal life verses spending the rest of it living in fear.... Decisions, decisions.... The only things these polls achieve is to spread more anxiety amongst the masses.

Where to? The airport? Bang Kwang prison? A small, uninhabited island in the middle of the Pacific?

It's difficult to see where his shirt finishes and his tattoos begin...

This reminds me of Oliver Twist. "Please Sir, can I have some more" "More!! More!!!!!!" They are lucky they weren't served gruel.

These paltry fines won't be a deterrent to anyone.

What about car drivers? Can they continue to break the laws when ever they choose?

Lived here 12 years now. Originally moved here to build a new life with my wife and to get away from the rat race back in my native UK. Regrets? I've had a few, but then again too few to mention...

They always need to be in "pole" position...

Paper glasses?

Everything that connects to the internet "spy's" on you. Google probably knows more about you than you do yourself. You either except it or go back to living in the dark ages.

My ability to make a woman laugh, without undressing...

If Thailand really wants to open up and try and move on from the pandemic then locking up asymptomatic cases in Covid prisons has to stop now. It is just persecuting people for catching a highly transmittable virus and clearly shows that the government has zero trust in it's own people to self isolate if infected. Field hospitals should only be used when the regular hospitals run out of beds and for patients who require actual treatment.

It was a blind date, no really! I have a long term Thai friend who has lived in England for 30 plus years and she was always determined to fix me up with a suitable Thai lady. So she did some calling around her family and friends, found a good candidate and arranged the meeting, unbeknown to me whilst I was on holiday in Chiang Mai. That was 2005 and my blind date and I have been happily together ever since with our 12th wedding anniversary fast approaching. I have no memory of what our first words were, 'hello, how are you" probably. It was quite a surreal day...