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11 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
The harm is in the financial impact of being ‘forced’ to quarantine in a hospital or hospitel for about 2 weeks.
Meanwhile, if he were to ’self test’ (ATK) at home and find himself positive he can self isolate for 2 weeks until he tests negative.
Ultimately, someone at his condo is rather stupid and is being a bit of a ‘d!<k’ and doesn’t actually understand that having had a series of recent PCR tests he is at far less risk to others in the Condo than others in the Condo are to him.
This is just someone in a self perceived position of authority coming up with a policy without having the background knowledge to understand what they are doing.
Fair point but if the poster has already had recent tests and is fully vaxed up, the chances of testing positive would be much slimmer.
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6 minutes ago, Paulaew said:
With all due respect, I think it's fair to assume that you haven't had a PCR test with a swab shoved up your nose halfway to your brain. It's invasive and unpleasant and I wouldn't do it again unless it was really necessary. The OP has already had to endure it twice, despite all his vaccinations.
An antigen test is cheap and easy, with results in 15 minutes for all to see.
Paul Laew
It's not fair to assume that , I have had over 10 PCR tests (it's a work thing).
The first one was a shocker but after that I insisted on inserting the swab up my own nose.
Usually I am told 'can't do' but then when I refuse the test and tell them that I am walking away, they back down.
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Ask them who is paying for the test.
If it's free, where's the harm?
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I have (and still do) worked for a company that produces pick-up accessories for 21 years, which does not make me an expert but I can offer the preferences for the pick-up market in the regions that we deal in.
In Australia & New Zealand the biggest seller is the Toyota (inner rail for a lifestyle vehicle and outer rail for a workstyle).
In SE Asia the Toyota is the biggest seller, which is the same for Africa.
Middle East is mainly Toyota but Israel is Isuzu.
Europe is split between the Toyota and Ford.
For the UK we ship around 8 x 40'HQ containers of goods each month and I would say that around 80% is for Ford.
Russia is also a Ford stronghold.
Because of their tax laws, the
Evil SpawnFrench mainly buy space cabs and they opt for the Toyota space cab.Out of our other main European dealers, Spain - Toyota, Benelux- even mix, Romania - Toyota, Hungary - Toyota/Ford
The Nordic countries seem to buck the trend, opting for the Mitsu and Volkswagen Amarok.
While we do make the full range of our products for Nissan, it is not dominant in any of our markets.
The Isuzu D-Max is in third place fro the accessories that we make/sell.
As Toyota and Ford are fairly even in their pros and cons, the wise move would be to see which one offers the best deal.
Me personally, I now drive a saloon car as I would have no use for a pick-up but I would go for a Toyota Rocco if I wanted to go back to pick-ups.
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Also interested, doing the BBQ thing on NYE with a very small gathering.
Cant see the rozzers raiding my rooftop party, unless they want to share my drugs. ????
Not trying to get a permanent ban here but, what a ridiculous question Crossy.
You do know that the laws about Covid will be changed 3 times before your gathering?
In fact the laws might even be changing as I type, I'm presuming Anutin is out of bed already. ????
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He clearly is.
Sorry, I misread the title as 'A nut in Thailand'.
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So glad that the censors blurred out their non functioning nipples and spared their dignity.
One would have to travel all the way to a beach to be subjected to such a disgusting public display of soft-core porn.
Mrs. Bert thinks that they should be executed for their sin, in fact she has even chosen the method of execution.
She stated "I hope that they are all well hung".
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5 minutes ago, mahtin said:
Woman finds squirrel wedged inside squirrel-proof bird feeder
https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/woman-finds-squirrel-stuck-inside-garden-bird-feeder
Man becomes wedged inside Beaver:
https://www.bertgotkninky's/porno/collection.com
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4 minutes ago, hotchilli said:
Ask the company if they would like to buy the bottle of water back inclusive of the lodger, just to keep the news out of the press & social media.
Could be better than the lottery.
The problem with that is that you have to get past customer service first.
Customer service agents in Thailand are not employed to service customers.
Their job is to pass the message onto a higher authority (manager/supervisor) who unfortunately is not available at this moment.
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3 minutes ago, grain said:Something for all the potential "quality tourists" to look forward to.
Quality tourists in Phraeksa. ????
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12 minutes ago, bendejo said:Anybody we know?
Why yes, it's Mr. Jack.
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Goodbye Covid, Hello Chicken Flu. ????
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Just now, transam said:
Named, by whom...????
Her parents, I think.
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What a strange accolade to pin on someone who 99% of the planet have never heard of.
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Within a week someone will have a stall set-up selling them.
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Cash is king, what kind of Rapper would wave around a wad of cell phones?
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37 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:No you are the one who brought up the idea that 3,000 deaths back in 2004 was somehow "proof" that tough laws such as Singapore's were not effective in the war on drugs.
Perhaps in 2004 the government used the excuse of a war on drugs to have killings that were unrelated to drugs but that is an apples to oranges comparison.
As stated several times, I don't give a <deleted> about the "rights" of drug traffickers. I am however concerned with the lives and life's of those who do not want to suffer from the consequences of a permissive drug culture. In the USA Chicago is a perfect example where shooting occur each day killing people including innocents because of waring drug traffickers. That says nothing about the lives lost and ruined because unscrupulous drug traffickers are allowed to operate knowing at worst they get get thrown into prison for a few years.
The country with the least problem per capita is Singapore. The country with the toughest laws on drug trafficking is Singapore. By contrast the countries in Europe such as the Netherlands that are the "most progressive" that is lax in terms of punishment of drug traffickers are the ones who have the biggest problems in their country with drug use.
The question is, do you really want to stop drug trafficking. If yes then you can not just slap them on the wrist and tell them they are bad people and expect them not to do it again. The money in trafficking is just too large to ignore unless that person has to weigh the consequences of being caught and being executed.
Realy, show me where I bought up 3,000 deaths.
I was correcting you (as most on this thread have) on your reply to Smithson.
At no time did I mention Singapore, their tough laws nor their effectiveness in the war on drugs.
So far everyone has refuted your posts as nonsence but you still try to make out that you have an idea what you are talking about.
Do you really believe that you are the only member on this board who knows anything, despite obviously not being here at the time of the extra judicial killings.
Don't bother replying, you have already made enough of a fool of yourself.
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I believe that the crackdown is due to an earlier reported story on this forum. ????
Just the General looking after our safety again.
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9 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:Wrong, you are talking about legal executions, I am talking about extrajudicial killings.
I would explain differences to you but i have neither the time nor the crayons.
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7 minutes ago, Longwood50 said:You "kill" the drug dealers and severely punish those who are caught with illegal drugs. The fact that 3,000 people died from overdose is not any sort of deterrent.
Who mentioned 3,000 overdoses.
I may well be wrong but I believe that 'Smithson' was referring to extra-judicial killings, which were a large part of Thaksin's
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2 minutes ago, TheScience said:
I not trolling.
Maybe I am... trolling for truth lol. A bit of sanity perhaps.
My comments were general and tbh when I posted the comment I'd long since forgotten about your post. Get over yourself Mr Strawman.
I not trolling.
Says the user who set up this account just for trolling. ????
Why did you pick the username of 'The Science' when you obviously do not believe in science?
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18 minutes ago, TheScience said:I'm with you bro. It's probably wise given the poor manners and hygiene of the public that we demand masks in public places so that if people sneeze and have covid that potential issue is minimized. Planes are tight spaces.
Whenever I see someone with a valve of their mask it's just sort of a double moron alert for me.
Whenever I see someone with an anti-mask belief it's just sort of a treble moron alert for me.
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31-year-old Thai man arrested for allegedly killing female neighbor in a Samut Prakan condominium, sexual assault believed to be motive
in Bangkok News
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I don't always agree with the death penalty, however .......................................