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17 minutes ago, placeholder said:
obligations to society.
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7 minutes ago, placeholder said:
Let's hope s
why?......those that take a vaccine surely would have no fear? and those that don't, have to accept the greater risk.
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8 minutes ago, cjinchiangrai said:
It is your choice, get vaccinated or leave. Very easy.
It is indeed.
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16 minutes ago, Expat Tom said:
Thailand shares something with the USA. Both are countries badly in need of competent leadership.
make that the whole world.
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3 minutes ago, Pilotman said:would say that is inevitable and then those of us who would refuse the Chinese or Russian vaccines, if they are the only ones offered, are screwed. Ah well, The British Virgin Islands, or Florida are looking more attractive by the day.
yes we are,and nowhere to go if borders are still closed,vaccination to fly and my country australia still closed.Never in our lives have we seen democracy implode so quickly into a totalitarian nightmare.
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It wont be long till they make vaccination a condition of applying for extension of stay.
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5 minutes ago, Excel said:
Well tell them its Lao Khao and they will be scrambling for it ????????
or offer them 2 bottles of the stuff,that should do it.
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6 minutes ago, dave moir said:
Different bunch!
I'd imagine so.
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12 minutes ago, dave moir said:
Surely this is a violation of people's human rights!
You cannot force someone to take the vaccine if they don't want it!
oh yes you can....just wait and see
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32 minutes ago, MrJ2U said:
Thailand needs to offer incentive not punishment. It's the wrong way to go about things.
yes but it's his way.....he'll be after us next.
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13 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:
The bulbs are very dim up there.
the lights went out a long time ago
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1 minute ago, zhounan said:
Can foreigners buy and own land in Thailand?
they can buy but you cannot get your name on the land title.
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difficult without family in the village.Let your wife do the asking without you insight because once they see you the asking price will go up........a lot.
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well i'm going against the trend,I voted no.I realise taking the vaccine will probably make symptoms less severe if catching the virus but the way I see it is.......no one knows the long term effects,we are in fact all guinea pigs.Some get bad reactions,some die,and most are ok.But these viruses maybe here to stay,mutants and variations and once you have one vaccine are you going to continually take more vaccines as pharma produce to combat these mutants and variants?....it could be neverending.
At this point i will rely on self isolation,boosting my immune system,and in the event I do get some really bad symptoms,I have already stock piled supplies for 14 days of azythromycin and doxycycline to combat the effects,taking 1000mg of each per day until symptoms subside and reducing the dose by half for a further 10 days.
I have proof that this combination works from an Indian doctor who treated himself and his wife.They tested positive ,but after taking the above for 10 days,went back for another covid test,the results came back negative.
Each to their own,by all means vaccinate but it's my choice at this point not to do so.Good luck.
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good luck,remember it's a gamble,like the old chain letters,the early ones make money,last in ususually loses.I realise my comparison is not very good but you get what i mean.The higher the return the greater the risk.
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8 minutes ago, RR2020 said:
So vaccine passports are a complete and utter waste of time..................nonsense of the highest order
yes you are right,however it will tell the authorities that the holder,if he catches the virus,probably wont get bad symptoms and will not be a burden on the system.yet he/she can still be a carrier and infect others, whether they have had the vaccine or not.
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11 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:12 minutes ago, Surelynot said:
Wife says 5 villages have been put into covid quarantined near her village out in Issan.........roads blocked......no one to go in or out.
The wave from Songkran continues, and without folks understanding that without mass testing everywhere it keeps slithering along.
same out where i live,originator from bangkok,lockdowned the village for 2 weeks.
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2 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:
Whereas China’s official COVID case counts exploded in early 2020 and then quickly dropped off and have remained low, Thailand went through most of
In Dystopian china.....think of a number and reduce by 80%.......Their leaders come from another planet.
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that claim of more usage is easily verifiable on the bill that tells you how many watts you used,or if they are charging more baht per kilowatt.
just checked my bill march 353 units 959 baht
april 472units 1954 baht
march shows each unit used cost 2.71 baht(pea gave us a covid discount in march)
april was 4.13 baht per unit(usual cost)
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39 minutes ago, tomyami said:or me its, who will invest or come back to holiday even though i still have a free ticket till sept and have left i think i will cash it in
This is the problem.Who is going to open up locked up places for a trickle of would be tourists?...the cost of cleaning up the rats,mice and cockroaches,re stocking a business for a few thousand tourists.And tourists with a vaccine certificate ,not knowing if they'll still catch the virus on holiday or whether a fresh outbreak might occur and everything shuts down again while on vacation.Or back in their home country the same happens and now faced with 14 day quarantine on return.Too many things to stop people from travelling again plus this virus has changed peoples way of thinking,Everyone more cautious,lacking spontaneity,difficult to enjoy what's available.
The good times i experienced from 2005=2015 in all of thailands tourist places,packed and overflowing bars,ladies galore,live music,go go's etc were sensational.......never to be experienced again in my opinion.....good memories but tough on people looking for it now.
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5 minutes ago, clivebaxter said:41 minutes ago, RobMuir said:
And Asian girls are not only the smartest, they are also the most beautiful and petite.
A lot of white girls are very intimated by them.
Wont last, Thais are getting just as fat!
intimidated?........I think most of us are here cos thai ladies have retained their femininity,unlike western ladies.And yes many do end up fat.Asian ladies also age quicker than western.
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On 5/11/2021 at 9:14 AM, sandyf said:
Google building low cost home in Thailand.
It is all about size, budget builds can be as low as 7/8000 baht a square metre
sound about right,get away with between 300,00 and 600,000
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8 minutes ago, Pib said:
Well, it might make it easier to get an extension of stay each year, but now you have wife maintenance upkeep costs....and some wife models are high maintenance.
thanks Pib but i'm already there
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On 5/7/2021 at 4:48 PM, from the home of CC said:
Littering was a blight in the UK while I was growing up. There were repeated TV reminders.
Yet, we still see people littering, the big issue now is fly tippers.
reading the daily mail uk tells you all you need to know about UK society in 2021.....place is a cesspit
Buriram becomes first Thai province to penalize refusal for COVID-19 vaccine
in Thailand News
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hardly the same thing is it?.....and would n't these have undergone thorough testing and trials.Look you go and get your vaccine I have no problem with that and you should have no problem with folks who decide that they would rather not be vaccinated,it's not going to affect you in any way if you've been vaccinated and you come into contact with people who have n't so stop lecturing people who disagree with you.