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NeoDinosaw

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  1. 12 hours ago, Fex Bluse said:

    Once again, not sure how the government could not anticipate this outcome when many of us idiots here on the TV did.

     

    Better countries started working a year ago to relocate tourism workers they knew would be displaced for several years.

     

    One begins to feel sorry for the Thais at some point

    I always feel sorry for the majority of Thai people, but not their masters

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  2. 6 hours ago, Charlie Halliday said:

    Another bird <deleted> foreigner giving the rest of us a bad name. Lock him up. 

     

    6 hours ago, Charlie Halliday said:

    Another bird <deleted> foreigner giving the rest of us a bad name. Lock him up. 

     

    6 hours ago, Charlie Halliday said:

    Another bird <deleted> foreigner giving the rest of us a bad name. Lock him up. 

    Right !!   This is the sort of tourist who makes Thais want to ban normal farang from coming back 

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  3. 4 hours ago, khunPer said:

    That could actually be a possibility, as it's said that Pompei were famous for something similar, and Pompei vanished from the surface almost two thousand years ago, i.e. 79 a.d...????

    That could actually be a possibility, as it's said that Pompei were famous for something similar, and Pompei vanished from the surface almost two thousand years ago, i.e. 79 a.d...

     

    What is the evidence which was used to estimate the age of these jars ?

     

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  4. 35 minutes ago, chalawaan said:

    Oh they know all right. Orwells other masterpiece "1984" is banned here, and activists were arrested in BKK for defiantly reading it in public just a few years ago. 

    They also think Nazis are kind of cool, they have a Stuka dive bomber hung from the rafters of Don Muang Airport, the one aircraft above all others famed for strafing civilians. And they do share that love of civil servant uniforms and the cops wear those peaked caps in identical SS style.

     Is it true that 1984 is banned ?

  5. 2 hours ago, Enzian said:

    Transferring money out of the country. Misterwhisper above alluded to difficulties doing so. What are they please? I deliberately put my 800,000 baht by the equivalent in US$ for Non-O into a Foreign Currency Deposit (FCD) account, at a pretty good Thai bank. I started the account with the required $US500 in cash, then brought it up with one large transfer engineered by my son in the US. I never touch it. Now say I decided to move myself out of the country for good, what would need to be done besides just doing the wire transfer in reverse? Anything?

    Ask your pretty good Thai Bank what the procedure is.......       then report back here please  - I'm sure many peole here would love to know 

     

  6. 9 hours ago, Somtamnication said:

    They are blaming the wind. Gold, and particularly alluvial gold, has already been deposited millions of years ago. Panning these rivers or creeks for gold that has been there for millions of years. They don't arrive daily! Next!

    The alluvium in the Mekong is gradually moving down-stream to build deltas into the South China Sea. Mixed in with the clays and silts are particles of gold.  They are not deposited millions of years ago as a finite resource; they are constantly replenished.  When I travelled up and down the Mekong in the 1990's there were always a few panners on what they assumed was Thai territory. Missed from most maps is the fact that, because Laos owns ALL the islands in the Mekong, the border appears to take out a small chunk of Thailand because it is continuously an island.  This is here that the gold settles-out when the velocity of the Mekong flow drops around the island.

  7. 8 hours ago, zhounan said:

    Until a few years ago, we would never have accepted these forms of personal discrimination.
    Now, thanks to a one-directional media narrative and a herd mentality of conformity, we are passively accepting the unthinkable.

     

    In this state of habituation of the masses, governments and the world's big stakeholders can literally decide and implement what they will.

     

    Prepare for an era of obedience or imprisonment in case of dissent.

    A few years ago (maybe more than a few decades) this was a bog-standard necessity to travel to many countries in the world.  I still have mine from the 70s  with lots of stamps for typhoid ....

    If you don't want to travel - you have the freedom to make a choice. Nobody is forcing you to go globe-trotting.

    What a BS post !!

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  8. 5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

     

    Thank you. Instead of helping the millions affected by the enormous betrayal of the administration, they continue with the empty promises. And a promise with nothing to back it up is boring, useless, trite, fraudulent, deceptive, malicious, unscrupulous, unprincipled, unfair, shady, untrustworthy, traitorous, two faced, villainous, wily, cunning, crafty, and bent. That describes the army, the tourism authority, and this administration. 

    For several seconds I thought you were talking about Boris Johnson's government !

  9. 11 hours ago, ukrules said:

    So what,  this is the list of places people from the UK are allowed to travel to :

     

    • Portugal
    • Israel
    • Singapore
    • Australia
    • New Zealand
    • Brunei
    • Iceland
    • Gibraltar
    • Falkland Islands
    • Faroe Islands
    • South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
    • St Helena, Tristan de Cunha, Ascension Island

     

    Source : https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-57026936

     

    If it's not on this list then you are not going there.

     

    If they don't let them in then they will either go elsewhere or stay home. Not a big deal.

     

    It is very notable that Spain is not on this list.

     

    I am looking forward to eating my sandwiches on South Georgia - great place for a holiday ????

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