mickyr55

I went to Tesco at plutaluang today and noticed although not anything noticeably missing completely the shelves were far from full and this was only midday, whether they were expecting a delivery I cannot say. 

1 hour ago, drenddy said:

I have asked before...Does anyone attending these press briefings, I mean, journalists, actually question these claims or it's the traditional lack of critical thinking among thais?

 

Good job they revoked the FAKE news restrictions. 

19 hours ago, BritManToo said:

You do understand women lie?

I'm betting the (alleged/rumoured/unofficial) numbers are similar in your home country because all men are evil (especially after the relationship has ended).

Back to the OP, no evidence (as she was cremated), so no case to answer whether it happened or not. If true, you'd have thought the hospital that dealt with the dead body would have notices a few marks.

No evidence but seemingly a lot of witnesses, could be an expensive future for the perpetrator. 

11 hours ago, Nojohndoe said:

And in Australia the  presence of  two  new cases  prompts a shut down in Canberra and immediately MP's  head for the airport to  go home? 555

I just hope someone will eventually  provide a single explanative word for the >>>> being distributed to the world. 

I saw this news and thought how crazy is that 400,000 lockdown  for 2 cases found Oz like Thailand has no coherent vaccination programme. 

Greeted by water cannons probably not,more likely to be disinfectant so at least incomers are safer in the airport. ????????????

11 hours ago, tomacht8 said:

The informal sector of the Thai economy, comprising anyone who's not covered by formal work 

arrangements, accounted for more than 64% of the total workforce. It includes street vendors and taxi-motorbike drivers, the self-employed and those operating in "grey areas" of the economy [e.g. prostitution]. They are largely counted as employed. 

 

If, for instance, you lose your job as a bank teller and return home and lend a hand at your dad's farm for at least one hour a week, you are considered as employed.

 

The official unemployment figures do not really reflect the situation.

The reality of it is that they don't have a clue you could pick any number, all massage parlours are closed, one close to me "employs" at least 7 girls none of them are on contract so in the eyes of Thailand they don't exist. ????????

4 hours ago, it is what it is said:

 

good news for bangkok citizens, what about the rest of the country?

My thoughts exactly BKK is only a city not the bloody country ☹☹☹☹

8 hours ago, placeholder said:

Is the fact that petrol prices are rising in the UK the fault of the baht, also? Petrol prices are rising worldwide. This has nothing to do with the baht per se. As for food prices rising faster than the baht is falling, you have some evidence to support that? And cherry-picking certain food items is no way to go about it.

The petrol prices are in Thailand which is the country for the Bhatt I suggest that you read my post a little more carefully not once did I mention UK petrol prices and I am not cherry picking on the prices in Makro I regularly shop there and prices in ALL departments are rising. 

1 hour ago, mickyr55 said:

Wow what a condescending comment obviously you don't have a lot of experience of Thai websites just because you were lucky enough to get success doesn't mean that it works for others I am an experienced website user I tried this site and it rejected 2 different email addresses both of which I have used thousands of times.

Thailand hub of dreadful websites. 

Update managed to access site today not the hardest of sites to use but that was fun trying to sort out DOB but got there in the end, typical Thai government site for foreigners half in Thai. 

8 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Finding it hard to think of a good reason as to why this is not a bad thing

Why is it a good thing?? prices are rising faster than the Bhatt is falling E20 petrol this time last year  Bt17 now Bt29 per litre, Makro many foodstuffs are rising weekly so the few extra Bhatt per £ or $ are very quickly disappearing in rising prices. ☹☹

On 8/3/2021 at 4:43 PM, foreverlomsak said:

Ditto on the software, but it didn't, got the contact your local office message.

I have renewed my extension of stay since my last office 90 day report, that may be the problem.

A friend was once informed in the local office that they don't like the on-line reporting and want everybody to attend the office in person.

Well that doesn't make any sense because anybody can do your 90 days as long as they have completed form and your passport. 

On 8/3/2021 at 12:52 PM, NanLaew said:

Filling in the details, finding my country, selecting my (long ago) birth date and uploading 2 graphic files took maybe 3 minutes tops. Since a total of 28,788 expats had registered since 6pm on Monday (Aug 2), maybe you should dwell on YOUR inabilities a bit more?

 

 

Wow what a condescending comment obviously you don't have a lot of experience of Thai websites just because you were lucky enough to get success doesn't mean that it works for others I am an experienced website user I tried this site and it rejected 2 different email addresses both of which I have used thousands of times.

Thailand hub of dreadful websites. 

I have tried to register couldn't get past first hurdle, tried with 2 valid email addresses both of which I have had for many years showing up as not valid, ahhhh don't you just love Thai government sites.

The Hub of useless web site. 

20 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Im going to see if its  Pfizer   or not, not Pfizer then I will avoid it and pay privately later when its  available. Registration is easy enough apart from the non alphabetical  list of countries when it comes to UK and Merica etc and inability to load files separately...........guess they got their  best web designer  onto building the site.

I have tried to register couldn't get past first hurdle, tried 2 different email addresses both come back as not valid, typical Thai government site. 

On 7/25/2021 at 12:23 AM, jojothai said:

I suppose you should not have to worry much about Bangkok Covies, based on my observation.
Beach road in Jomtien was fairly empty when I left there for BKK at 5pm Saturday.

Normally on a holiday weekend it would be packed. So where were they?

And there was very little traffic heading from Bangkok on the motorway.

There was clearly more traffic going towards Bangkok.

Traffic heading for BKK is those of us told by the hospitals here to go to BKK for vaccine ????????

8 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

Oh, no he didn't.

 

 

They are untouchable whilst in office, same for the UK parliament and majority in the world I believe, the usual defence is they were badly advised or as it is better known passing the buck. 

7 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

And everybody believes in your and Anutins words! 

Is there no shame in these people's bullshine they couldn't tell the truth if their lives depended on it, so they don't care about the rest of the population. 

1 hour ago, Thaiwrath said:

If anyone needed confirmation that these people are deluded....................................

There, you have it !

I am not looking forward to the 10 day month .

On 7/23/2021 at 9:35 PM, connda said:

Heart attack while humping my gik.  Maybe? 

Surely that should read HOPEFULLY