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18 hours ago, DaddyWarbucks said:
Where I come from it's a "can of worms"...
If it were to be opened here it would most certainly reveal a chain-of-command structure underpinning this egregious kleptocracy.
A pandora's box of worms
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18 hours ago, 3NUMBAS said:
what language is the contract written in ?swahili or some unknown tongue of a lost tribe ?
I believe it was written in Gibberish
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2 hours ago, RichardColeman said:
They do realise that by writing off any money owed to Airbus could mean they lose 30 planes. right ?
But this takes place according to Thai law and Thai courts, right? But from a practical perspective, Airbus doesn't want to have to take back planes, it's not like repossessing a car. There will have to be some productive negotiating and agreement among all parties. I don't know anything about Thai law, but in the US there is chapter 11 bankruptcy, which restructures debts and assets in order to keep a business afloat if possible. I would at least GUESS that Thailand has some kind of similar model. Very sad for those 6000 employees, many of whom probably have some years invested in their jobs.
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On 5/19/2020 at 4:05 PM, ChipButty said:
Keep them shut, it's saving me a fortune
amen hahaha. Ain't it the truth? I've probably saved $1000 US in the last 2 months between cancelling holiday to Laos to what I'm not spending in Nana etc. ON the other hand, I've been giving more to the street beggars.
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9 minutes ago, natway09 said:
You just cannot help stupid on behalf of the truck.
Witout fairly good braking reaction they could have been dead
No airbags?
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3 hours ago, YetAnother said:
never happen; lack of intellect and awful judgment will keep thailand's roads the way they are
Thailand is not unique and doesn't hold a monopoly on idiot drivers. There are plenty in the US where I'm from, and no doubt plenty where you're from. People on thaivisa are always whining about discrimination against farangs, well it goes both ways. Wherever there are phones there will be idiots texting and driving. That means everywhere.
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2 hours ago, Canuck1966 said:Thais know they can do what they want to foreigners without recourse from the police/law
Truly repugnant quagmire of a place
Well then, I hope you don't live here, because most people like it just fine. People who see nothing but negatives are merely projecting what's inside themselves.
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9 hours ago, smedly said:
my only comment is about the clear PVC screens dividing a single table up, what is the point of that, when you go to eat and sit at a table it is usually with someone you know and have already been in close contact with, putting a screen between you on a table serves no logical purpose, in saying that - putting a larger screen between the individual tables might make more sense but only a little more
The hotbed for spreading something are the areas inside were people will share like toilets or even the chairs and table you are using - the sauces and salt and pepper shakers that usually sit on tables - the truth is - restaurants are hotbeds for spreading stuff by their very nature - even worse than bars but not by much
How fortunate for us that you choose to share your insights as an accredited epidemiologist. Funny, but REAL epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists have been telling us that droplets containing the virus spread through the air between people, even during conversation. These barriers aren't for you and your intimate friends with whom you've been sharing your high risk lifestyle. It's for the general public. With what most of us who have been paying attention know, any barrier at all that serves to encourage distancing and physical separation, and minimizes aerosolization of the virus through the air, is better than nothing. This is a PUBLIC policy, not a smedly policy. Now maybe, just MAYBE, you learned something reading this.
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4 hours ago, unamazedloso said:
No Curfew in the part of Kanchanaburi that i reside. Started off great and got a good nights sleep but now its hell. People flying past our house all hours. My suggestion would be not having compotent police is far more dangerous but what do i know....?
Most Thais dont want these places shut. Maybe muslims or misfits...?
Your racism is showing. Cover up please. It's offensive.
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So who in their right mind is going to expect things to just return completely to normal overnight? There is no playbook for this. The problem is with the writer's expectations. Sounds like a spoiled elitist to my ears, unwilling to make necessary change and adapt to the current situation. Note that he isn't eating Thai food. Doesn't look like he adapts well at all. Not if he won't even eat the local cuisine.
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On 5/15/2020 at 5:26 PM, RickBradford said:
Soon, it will be cool to wear the shields back to front, like the baseball cap nimrods do.
No, proper imitation of American hiphop cretins is about 45º sideways. Backwards is so 1940s. I'm American by the way, but guess what, I'm here.
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On 5/14/2020 at 6:35 PM, johng said:
Who Thaksin and Yingluck ? doubtful ????
I don't think that's what the guy meant, hard to tell, it was a vague remark. Doesn't matter who achieves the results, it's the results that matter, 12 months to a year most likely, and that is fast tracking it.
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On 5/14/2020 at 6:06 PM, NCC1701A said:
they might eventually find a cure for Covid19.
Very likely, as well as a vaccine, but it will take 12 - 18 months at best, so hold tight and grit your teeth
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On 5/14/2020 at 6:05 PM, unamazedloso said:Who cares what Thaksin thinks? Isn't he a criminal like his sister? Typical greedy nature.
Who cares what he thinks? Most intelligent people. Next question - Whether he is a "criminal" depends on whose side you're on, and that is wholly irrelevant. His words are highly relevant and have merit based on his stated and obvious experience with epidemics, and he speaks to critical issues without regard to politics. It's a shame that you can't get your head out of the gutter of your petty animosities long enough to consider the greater good. Thaksin deserves respect for what he says, spoken with concern for the well being of all, yes, even including the likes of you.
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1 hour ago, giddyup said:
In an ambulance.
off to the morgue
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2 hours ago, Fex Bluse said:
Anyone who takes comfort in Thai statistics is... well, I think we know... How many tests have they done?
Anyone who takes comfort in Thai statistics might be better off here than in their home country. Such as, (duh) the US, with 80,000 dead and 1.2 million cases. I am QUITE comfortable here
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6 hours ago, ericdiam said:Really crazy. My building has 25m long very wide pool. Only 3 people who live here long time swim.
And if the increase the chlorine then sure zero problem as chlorine kills the virus.
Big busy public pools can understand they remain close
well then, we'll give you a SPECIAL exemption, because you're so much smarter and more deserving than everyone else. OK, here's a news flash for YOU personally. The laws must apply to everyone. In my condo there are a great many people who swim under normal circumstances. It's the same in most large buildings like mine. It is wholly appropriate to consider most condo swimming pools to be a risky situation. Laws are written for the greater good. If exceptions were made there would be no point to having a society of laws. So what's "really crazy"? Your attitude. why don't you think of folks other than yourself, and stop whining. If you don't have covid you should be grateful that there are rules designed to protect YOU as well as everyone else.
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22 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:
Other countries start on Monday.
when it's Sunday here it's still saturday in the US
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On 5/10/2020 at 2:22 PM, Kaopad999 said:
Thailand really needs to start screening foreigners properly before entering the country. There are far too many cases like this. The other week it was that nutcase from Northern Ireland who butchered that poor girl to death Pattaya and now this...
The fact is, pretty much anyone one with a criminal background can so easily enter this country. Peado's, rapists, murderers, drugs dealers, con artists, you name it there are loads of them out here.
Ever broach this subject with actual law enforcement personnel? Easier said than done. Murder and insanity is not usually on a person's passport. Not even remotely possible to detect psychopaths. People do not disclose criminal records. Duh. Such people can be found in any given cross section of any modern culture. Criminal histories in one country don't cross borders. BTW, what is "Peado's"? It sounds like a retail store. or "Peado's Irish Pub". Methinks you might need spell check.
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On 5/10/2020 at 12:56 PM, Tchooptip said:
Are we certain that this Spaniard has not escaped from a mad asylum?????
maybe spent some time among Trump followers in America (I'm an American, so I'm qualified to make such statements). Yes, the US is an insane asylum of violence, with an insane president.
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22 hours ago, lkv said:
Well not in this case, apparently.
Quick quick, let's vaccinate. Doom and gloom otherwise.
“Successful” Thailand hangs its fate on vaccine quest - a thread title full of dramatism.
"Thaivisa.com hangs its fate on overly dramatic headlines and text"
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1 hour ago, Bkk Brian said:Great post, I've found the ones who complain about vaccines also complain about, big pharma & promote Bill Gates conspiracies. My kids all had their shots, none of them have had a major illness and are protected. Most people have never seen the impact of infectious diseases like measles, diphtheria, meningitis, whooping cough. They don't fear them because they haven't seen them firsthand, because of vaccines.
I come from the generation that had polio, and the ones you mentioned. I had mumps, meningitis, and chicken pox. The anti vaxxers, as you said, are tinfoil hat whackjobs. In the US, they have gone to jail for failing to protect their children
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"Flying colors"? A response in a mouse doesn't mean much unless duplicated in humans. That's not flying colors. It's irresponsible and misleading to read more into one single study than it justifies. Mistakes can occur in studies, misinterpretations of data, and such things often do. that's why studies must be duplicated and confirmed. A prototype is exactly that. A prototype. This is merely a template to use for further development.
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On 5/6/2020 at 6:29 PM, petermik said:
There you go..last to start but first to finish............maybe
Sorry, it doesn't work that way. You can't fast track the production of vaccines. If an irresponsible press suggests otherwise, it's simply an irresponsible press misleading the public.
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CCSA approves extension of emergency for a month
in Thailand News Headlines
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