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Ah yes!! The Kursal. Did you ever see Southend United play there? I think they were called Southend on Sea back then I took the A13 route, when I went. Bread and Cheese Hill and all that. Along by the cockle fields. Anyway; come on you cottagers!! And talking about Fulham;; a quiz question. On Boxing Day 1963, Fulham beat Ipswich 10–1. The match was also notable for what? a/ The Thames had a particularly high tide and water was breaching the 'Riverside stand'. b/ A hat-trick was scored in record time. c/ Jimmy Hill - TV pundit - came on as linesman after the original official twisted his ankle and went off. d/ Match was going to be abandoned due to a floodlight failure 10 minutes from the end. The game was stopped for 6 minutes before the lights returned. Note: The floodlights had only been installed 4 months earlier. e/ Nine goals scored in the second half. 2-0 at half time. Answers on a postcard please.

Been there a few times for different people. The old FinL and Umm. Wife's younger brother's wife, when she fell off her m/c. they have a decent food place just behind the main building. Cheap and simple. Climbed up on the roof one visit. Took some pics of the park. I'll try to find them among the flash drives, Try to see to it that I don't have to go to see any medical people. Do self diagnosis and self help. Don't like dentists either. So far so good. 6k baht not too much. A bargain I reckon.

That's some bike ride Garry. Cracking pics. Thanks for sharing. The - now gone (left) - poster, Bluesofa, did some long bike rides like you. He told me he cycled to Phen and back from South Udon. That's a fair way. I once cycled from Dagenham to Southend-on-sea, and back. About 70 miles. A long time ago that. When i was in my 20s.

Me too.

If I can get the two big farms - that's number one, 31 rai, and number two, 18 rai, signed over to Mildred, I'll be reasonably happy with that. My fear is that if I pop off - although I've got no suicidal thoughts, as far as I know - Mildred will get precious little. rai

There is what I call G7. G is the 7th letter of the alphabet. what does 'G' represent in terms of good health? Garlic Ginseng Ginger I'm sure they cannot help with the 'virus', but a portion of each, every day, will keep the Reaper away. For a bit longer anyway.

The thread is about lockdowns. A virus - or lack of one - has direct connections to the topic. It's why we were told to wear masks.. Why we were told to be 2 meters apart. Why we were locked down. But did man walk on the moon? A great new topic. What yer reckon; in the pub? Can bring in all the other mysteries. 9/11. Dr Kelly, Titanic hoax. Princess Di, JFK. I'll start the tread tomorrow. Will be informative; and great dun.

I don't agree with you or ScientificAmerican. They and you are wrong.

Indeed! The quorumdum there is that the wife's bill is in fact mine to pay. Did have an inquiry about one of the farms today. Seems genuine enough. Yes!! It has come to that. Selling one of the beautiful farms to pay the wife's debts off.

Absolute nonsense Brian. Viruses are parts of decaying and dead cells. Can't reproduce (of course not) and cannot cause any harm either inside or outside the body. Also don't have any DNA.

I have a good understanding of what a virus is thanks. Have written extensively on the subject. And been involved in clinical trials in the past. I'm quite specific in what I believe, but I'm continually learning. ''Pathogens are defined as microscopic organisms, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites that can cause diseases in humans, animals, and plants.'' A virus is dead matter. .If pathogens include viruses as you say. That is wrong. Who ever wrote that nonsense, don't know what they are writing about. ''These invisible agents can cause a wide range of infections, from mild illnesses like the common cold to severe and potentially life-threatening diseases like COVID-19, Smallpox, Ebola, and HIV. They are also referred to as infectious agents or germs.'' This is just quoted humbug. ''Fake moon mission?'' Fake moon mission. A bit vague that. Are you asking if men walked on the moon?

A virus is cell debris. It is expelled from the body; and that's the end of it. Covid is a just a name. What has made millions sick you ask? They didn't catch anything from each other. What we are told made them sick, and the truth, are poles apart.

Owl Log - 27-08-2023 - Sunday evening A bit late getting going today. Couldn't find the camera. Looked everywhere for it. Mildred suggested I look in the farm. Off we went. And found it. Where someone had put it; safe and sound. I can remember all sorts of stuff,,,but!! Big thing in the week was selling 24 sacks of rice. We have two varieties. Basically 'Thai' and 'Sticky'. Had to re-bag a few. BeeApp was dragging them out, and I was stacking. Then off to the the whole-seller in Ban Dung. When I first came to the area; there were three places to sell rice. Now just the one. First thing is to get weighed on the weighbridge. Then over to the sheds to get unloaded. Very quiet right now, but in a couple of months time there will be dozens of farmers queuing. Or is it queueing. Should have paid attention at school instead of thinking about the colour of Dorothy's hair. Just bags left. Prices at the present are pretty good. Sticky is 15 baht (after the 10% deduction) a kilo. Thai rice just one baht more at 16. So a 25kg bag of rice gets yer 375/400 baht respectively. Mildred has a new rice farm. After the calamity of her last effort, it's good to see the present batch thriving. Mildred had a problem with her mobile. So it was a trip to Ban Dung on Friday afternoon. The telephone sorted, it was the usual visit to the evening market. Mrs Owl came back with some fruit and veg. Mildred returned with three eels and a terrapin. Next day she released the eels into number 2 pond. Terrapin set free in pond 7. Still not got the pink catfish. Strange! A couple if years ago they were on sale everywhere. Can't get any now. The fish guy, who has done the Ban Dung Thursday market for years, is no longer visiting. Buffs come home every evening. Turn left at the crossroads. Dark and dingy, but no rain. Owls lose again. Four on the spin. But have a doddle of a home game against Mansfield Town this week. The three teams at the bottom of the Championship::: Middlesbroro Huddersfield Sheffield Wednesday. All three in the top flight in recent years. In fact Boro hit Man City for 8 just a couple of years back. Now all looking dodgy. Irons get a fantastic win at Brighton. Toffees are doomed. Bottom, with no points. Leyton Orient start their march up their league; with a win against Cambridge. Wrexham's goals so far are averaging five and a half a game. Exciting team to support Just can't get interested in F1. I think it's the Red Bull connection with Thailand. Turned me sour. Thaksin arrived, as I thought he would. Evidently he is now sick, and has been moved to a hospital - cum hotel - to recover.. King's son also came to Thailand. Pheu Thai guy is now PM. Are the three things connected? Last month was the warmest on record. All the temperatures were collated. And it's official. It was very warm for 6 weeks during April and May. I reckon one of the measurements was taken in our soi. War continues in Ukraine. No end in sight. Did a quick visit, on me own, to Big C on Friday. Tried to pay the two leccy bills. Ours and Grand Ma's. Sorry farang. Must have your passport or Thai ID. Can't pay otherwise. Happened to me in 7/11 a while ago, but not Big C. Had the ID in the pick-up so no problem. All sorted. Ours 2,600 baht and MinL's 500. Also bought some cooked chicken and cat food. which had been reduced down to 29 baht a tin. Still keeping with the bathroom yoga. Seeing huge differences. Urine challenge now a memory. Friends returned to UK in the week. Except that Yoo's daughter couldn't board at Swampy, due to her visa running out. Reckons it will take 3 weeks to get another. She came to the farm with us yesterday. First time she had seen it for 6 years. What else? Nothing much. Quiet week. Except to say I've seen evidence that Big C is indeed short for Big Care. Remember that discussion three years ago? Definitive proof coming soon. Bluesofa; where are you? Only one thing left to say; bye y'all.

Let me be straight with you Brian. I do not believe there is any such thing as a pathogenic virus. Because of that belief, it naturally leads onto the belief that vaccines are simply a money making harmful load of junk. And In saying that, it is obvious to me, that putting any noxious substance into the body, will not do any good; just harm. And those most at risk from the jabs are those who are not as healthy as they should be. As for links. I think Stefan Lanker's court case in Germany is the best place to start.. https://www.covid19reader.com/german-court-no-proof-that-measles-virus-exists/

No prob's Brian. Many comorbidities are quite serious. A jab (vaccine) cannot improve matters; only make things worse. The jabs are bad enough for healthy individuals, let alone sickly ones. One must also ask; 'what is actually in the fluid that is injected.? Whatever it is; it is toxic to the body. And can have serious effects. Death being one of them.

Can they be seen with an electron microscope? Point me to a paper or study that supports what you say.

If only i had a bunch of roses!

Obviously it cannot. And does not.

A virus cannot remain 'dormant'. A virus is part of a cell that is decaying or in the process of being broken down. It is not alive. It passes not one of the tests that show a particle to be so. The body is constantly rejuvenating itself. Millions of cells are dying all the time and are being got rid of through various bodily functions. Much of the cell debris is regarded as viruses. Virus; from Latin meaning poison or obnoxious substance.

Again! I must ask you. Where did I state that?

Where did I state that? If you don't get down off that high horse you will fall off it.

I have to take issue with this. How do you know it was a dormant virus. Viruses are dead to start with. Where can they live in your system for one minute, let alone 60 years? Would that hiding place be inside the cell or outside? As far as you taking another the MRNA jab; I agree, and hold up your courage, and common sense.

Seem to recall you saying similar to some posters on the recent climate thread. Change the record boss.

Actually it's quite a funny story. I did ask questions. Maybe too many. We were due for a two week research break. The Professor (lecturer) said he went to his local, in Hornchurch (town in Essex, England), on a Friday night, and he would be delighted to see any of us there. Well, I lived in Dagenham (just next door) and turned up. After a couple of drinks, I hit a nerve or two, regarding asking him about the role of medicines; as in medications. Really quite rude of me; now I look back. Got a call to see my personal Tutor; who went on and on about how difficult it was to get placings, and exchanges, arranged. But as he showed me the door he said; ''Doctors never ask questions. Physiologists always do.'' Think he was a bit proud of me, but couldn't say so. That's the inglorious story.

As long as they continue to get their grant dosh, I don't think they care TBH. I'll run with anything to do with this topic. Fire away.