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Keep in mind that those who got the shots but now choose not to are exposing the rest of us to increased risk because of their recklessness. Each person who gets infected becomes a factory to create new strains , to which we all are vulnerable, necessitating new versions of the vaccine, which they will again refuse. If people did the right thing there would be less of these new outbreaks. Fortunately, this problem seems limited to ignorant westerners rather than Thai people, who fortunately have enough of a sense of duty and cooperation to make up for those relatively few pigheaded individuals. You certainly have the right to choose to die and how, but you do not have the moral right to endanger others. Of course, having said that, nobody who is refusing the vaccine actually cares about the consequences to others, and so - duh.
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Each has the right to decide for themself. In your case I don't think it's so much a vaccine boost issue but how to boost your reasoning skills. And by the way you describe it I have doubts about what you claim happened and why. What do I mean by reasoning skills? "My heart rate increased as well causing me to now become a risk for heart attack albeit a minor one." That is nonsense. An increased heart rate is a natural occurrence and has nothing whatsoever to do with the risk of heart attack. It can happen for a variety of harmless reasons, such as anxiety over vaccines (ironically). You're not a doctor and I'm sure no doctor told you that. You're drawing a lot of conclusions based on your misunderstanding of physiology and misinterpretation of the facts. I GUARANTEE there is no corroboration to your claim about respiratory problems "consistent with others". You're free to have your opinions, but don't lie and embellish. Your comment is nonsense and of no value to anyone outside of your own imagination.
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I think we will have to leave this one to Darwin. Either you're born with a functioning brain of average intelligence or you will be the ones culled from the herd. No one cares what I do but me, and that is to choose to not invite a premature demise if i can help it. What anyone else thinks or does is up to them. Like I said, let Darwin work his magic.
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How do you know he has a credit card, phone, or even a bank account? How do you know the wife didn't keep the aforementioned or drain his account before kicking him out? Common sense suggests that if he had them he would have used them. Duh. Instructions: Make sure you have your facts straight before making judgmental comments.
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Accident Dramatic Skid: Air Force C-130 Veers Off Samui Runway
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
It's not the same literal reverse thrust as in a jet engine's thrust reversers, the thrust itself of the turboprop isn't reversed, only the prop pitch. -
Accident Dramatic Skid: Air Force C-130 Veers Off Samui Runway
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
It's not the same literal reverse thrust as in a jet engine's thrust reversers, the thrust itself of the turboprop isn't reversed, only the prop pitch. -
Accident Dramatic Skid: Air Force C-130 Veers Off Samui Runway
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Koh Samui News
It's not the same literal reverse thrust as in a jet engine's thrust reversers, the thrust itself of the turboprop isn't reversed, only the prop pitch. -
Report Giant Monitor Lizard Statue Debuts in Bangkok’s Lumphini Park
Jonathan Swift replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Sounds like someone who may be missing four out of their five senses. Not much point in even being in thailand if you can't see what's right in front of you -
Report Giant Monitor Lizard Statue Debuts in Bangkok’s Lumphini Park
Jonathan Swift replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
Already done 100 times. Next there will be someone trying to have sex with it. -
Transport Phuket Plans Boat Taxi Service to Ease Traffic Congestion
Jonathan Swift replied to snoop1130's topic in Phuket News
Taxi mafia again. Sounds lovely. -
Crime AI Police Robot Helps Catch 14 Criminals in Thailand
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
More press -
I'm speaking as someone who admittedly has never been to the UK, and am not thoroughly familiar with life there. However, this has worked in the US: someone should organize pickets, protests, press coverage, and anything you can do to shame your prime minister and parliament not acting on this. I feel terribly bad for all of you guys, the financial stress robs you of your enjoyment of this otherwise wonderful place.
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Crime French Fugitive Nabbed at Phuket Airport in Daring Morning Arrest
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
My favorite dramatic embellishments from the story: Slick, bold, unfolded, faced-off, keen, pinpointed, notch-in-their-belts, quietly-whisked (egg whites?), cuffed, swift -
Report Deadly Sandfly Disease Sparks Health Warning in Thailand
Jonathan Swift replied to snoop1130's topic in Thailand News
Are you serious? What do you expect that to do? Perhaps you'd like to educate yourself whether you're joking or just stυpid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leishmaniasis -
Crime Pattaya Police Raid Luxury Poker Den, Arrest Thais and Foreigners
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Pattaya News
Nonetheless, legal casinos will be like money trees. Historically they became major tourist attractions. My opinion? It will attract a significant number of the total gambling population INCLUDING tourists, who might prefer not to get arrested, and will likely bring in a lot of newbies, many of whom will then proceed to gambling addiction and become lifetime customers who squander every cent they have. This is what happened on the American Indian reservations. On top of that, it's likely that organized crime will try to latch on in one way or another, such as loan sharking to the gambling addicts. It's all the same playbook, but, just my opinion again, the pros usually out weigh the cons. I heard they were going to bring in Bobby Deniro and Joe Pesce as consultants -
Report Phuket International Airport Responds to Baggage Handling Issue
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Phuket News
"to sort the snafu swiftly." WWII era military slang. Who knows what snafu actually means? Hands? (no fair looking it up) Bzzzzzt time's up. Situation normal, all f________d up -
nature abhors a vacuum, something will fill in the gaps. I do my own cooking except when I travel, and get food delivered from Tops. They're pretty good but they don't keep a very big inventory in their online location, many items are out of stock and still listed. For 99 baht/month you get free express delivery within an hour. I'm also fortunate in that there is a cheap Thail/Burmese restaurant on the 1st floor of my building along with a mini mart
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I have a good "recipe for intestinal issues" passed down from my great grandma. Oh, wait, that was chitlins.
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And that means what exactly? Do you actually know the difference between a sitting president literally anyone else? "far behind every other 21st-century president at a similar point. Trump’s approval rating is 44% at almost 100 days in office, compared with 54% for Joe Biden, 62% for Barack Obama and 63% for George W. Bush at the same point." Maybe you should go back to reading the funny papers until you can get into your big boy pants and grasp adult topics.
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Report Blistering Heat Grips Thailand: Health Warnings for All
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Thanks for mentioning it -
Report Blistering Heat Grips Thailand: Health Warnings for All
Jonathan Swift replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
jeez, get an education