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7 hours ago, ezzra said:

Only two ?...

You beat me to it.

I am sure she hasn't or could not have tried to study English via the Ministry of Education's

English textbooks. My son's book is riddled with errors. 

5 hours ago, Swiss1960 said:

Personally, I assume that the majority of people who voted for option 1 either don't live here or are bar mongers who have missed their beer and girls too much.

 

Fact is - see the polls- Thai people are AFRAID of the virus, they see and read about what happens in China, Europe, USA and they don't want people possibly bringing in the virus to come here

 

I completely agree with that sentiment 

Apart from your first sentence, I intend to agree with you.

I really don't know what to think of this weeks' effort, so I' ll give it "no comment". 

1 hour ago, Anton9 said:

And all of this for a single aymptomatic case, they better close their country down forever with this scared sheep attitude.

I've always wondered about that phase "aymptomatic case" as that phrase can mean any disease known to man.

Why then present as "covid 19?

On 7/11/2020 at 6:24 PM, josephbloggs said:

Yeah, a conductor leaning out and waving a flag from a stopped train at a station.  Reckless in the extreme.

Perhaps you didn't notice it was a green flag.

3 hours ago, Mikeasq60 said:

Blame Thailand's situation on politicians and the media for spewing panic. Whose Thailand getting there direction from Im curious to know. Im going to be patient with the reopening of Thailand because I feel its going to be sooner than what were being led to believe. The cure cant be worse than the ailment! Talk to your average Thai person on the street, what are they thinking?

I've done that and have concluded that they are sheeple.

^{I hope that they will all be more safety conscious than the photo with the bloke hanging out with the green flag.}

All those business ' s struggling to return to some form of profitability, your government has spoken.

9 minutes ago, munchlet said:

This is not surprising. Prosecution in Thailand is a money spinner for the police expecially. My secretary, who is a Chulalongkorn graduate in English was jailed for buying a  stolen car off the mafia who sold it to her. She got 18 months. She was offered no jail time and dropped charges for THB1mn. She did not pay. She could not. There are 400,000 people in jail in Thailand, mainly for drug possession. All those families wrecked, children without parents.

 

The Irony is that the mafia who sold the car to my secretary are still out free, presumably because they work and in hand with the police. I love Thailand, but i despair sometimes. 400,000 people in jail? That's nearly 1% of the adult population and a lot of screwed up families. Disgraceful.

Your secretary was a victim of Thai justice. [sorry that's an oxymoron] 

The inability of thai departments to corelate the paperwork of seemingly simple transactions is unbelievable.

The desire of the current government to Thai 4.00 does not correspond to the existing stage of Thai 0.04

9 hours ago, KhunKenAP said:

Can't wait to see his photo taken at a Go-Go next week without a mask.

 

Not wearing one in this picture telling everyone to follow the rules!!! 

 

Is he stupid? Sorry rhetorical question. 

YES!!!!

2 hours ago, steven100 said:

you think Thailand spent big on military hardware recently .... ?

try this .....   577,149,717,9600.00 Baht spent by Australia in case a Chinese aircraft carrier strikes  !

And your question has what to do with the subject.

9 hours ago, mr mr said:

i'd like to see any of you moaners do his job for a week. or look as sharp as this color coordinated mastermind does. 

I'd offer my expertise and the first thing I would do is sack all those incompetent hangers on.

So thet raided walking street and failed to notice all those ladyboys hassling  others. My faith in the RTP 

has been restored.

5 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

Keep everyone out. 

The virus is everywhere outside Thailand. It's great walking around Bangkok knowing there is little or no virus here. 

If you live in Thailand thank your lucky stars. You are in one of the best places in the world to be during a pandemic. 

And this is the best time to be a domestic tourist in Thailand. 

 I agree, but with one reservation. If all the sheeple would stop wearing unnecessary masks it would instill some confidence in the populace, that things are not so bad. The famous Thai smile needs to be seen again.

3 hours ago, Cereal said:

I'm no math wizard but my rough estimate would be, if you borrowed 1000 baht for 1 week you'd owe 3000 baht. 

 

Why aren't the cops in on this scam?

Why do you think they're not?????

Boody idiot humans!!!!!

I have one question. Servers must wear masks. Why when the customers don't?

Furthermore  Why the bloody hell do we need to wear masks anyway? 

The news states that Thailand has not had a locally transmitted case of covid 19 for more than 31 days {and counting}

2 hours ago, CorpusChristie said:

Why do TVF posters take such an interest in this case and him (Boss) ?

Why do TVF posters desperately want him jailed ?

Because it without doubt proves that if you have money in Thailand justice doesn't count!!!!!

_{Could you please elaborate on the 3rd sentence>}

_{Notice that dirty foreigner is wearing a mask and the Thai guy is not!!!}

Nah something is fishy here.

7 hours ago, Orton Rd said:

House looks like it's worth more like 500k, must have a lot of land with it. House was auction off 'publically' 2 weeks ago where we are after owner defaulted. Only nobody knew about it and only one local big wig was there to bid, first offer he gets it for about half what it's worth.

Ahh! That seems about right.

I was just going to say something very similar.