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1 hour ago, Logosone said:

So we are not going to have sex ever again?

 

 

Wow, and i hardly know you.

8 hours ago, Totoandlilly said:

He said Europe duh, the prices in Europe are not the same, and when you are talking about grammar let me tell you, I'm not a native English speaker, most native English speakers can only speak English, so don't complain.

 

555

2 hours ago, pegman said:

No mention from where the plane came from. Anyone know?

One report said on 3  planes from Japan another report from the US, i would suggest if the government wants all the citizens respect and support they need to go and get these  returnees now, straight line thinking  points me in the direction that IF any of these returnees are infected and disobey an order from government and cause the death of another they are in the deepest of trouble.

5 hours ago, marko kok prong said:

Can you still get batteries my g/f needs them for her,er,shaver

No comment to risqué 

22 hours ago, sjaak327 said:

Sure, until the money runs out, or people get sick and tired of it. It is just a matter of time. This total isolation is simply not feasible in the long run. And I bet all of those governments know that full well already.

All governments will know that social trouble is only a stones throw away, The people of the Los are rightfully questioning this as it appears under control, it might pay   the thai government to run some clips of what is happening in the rest of the world, like, this is what it could be like, if there were 500/600 a day passing maybe just maybe they would be taking more  notice.

These non- conforming arrogant pieces of garbage has just made things very bad for many, but what was the government thinking, lock them up bread and water if they wont conform.

21 hours ago, keith101 said:

It has zero chance of improving within one week , they should take a close look at how other countries are doing and act accordingly but a 24 hr lock-down is just ridiculous . The numbers will keep rising because people just kept ignoring social distancing as well as Thai returning from infected countries and spreading the virus .

I read today that 100 returning thai's refused to go to a gvnmt isolation centre yesterday,  but they agreed to isolate at home,

1.  How did they get home. ?

2. Who is policing this. ?

3. Why were they not arrested after refusing  quarantine. ?

4. Why am i getting agitated over this, these unlike others didn't run, well 3 did, they just refused to go. ?

Some of my experiences traveling on the rail network in Los leaves me wishing i Stayed in my house

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48 minutes ago, alien365 said:

I feel sorry for the local vendors as Grab takes 30-35baht per hundred baht from them. Companies with a high mark-up will do well with grab. Unfortunately the local businesses I want to support would make no profit at all and therefore don't sign up to it. 

But they have to be pro active, we had a leaflet drop a couple of days ago of 3'local street venders sharing the cost of free delivery.

All arranged in house

6 hours ago, bangkokfrog said:

Can't see what all the fuss is about. Grab is simply living up to it's name, and has every right to increase prices in these trying times... as their customers have every right to order elsewhere.

Agreed

2 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Now can you imaging the furore if 100 farang were putting on the same performance. There would be calls for all of us to be deported or shot.

Shot, don't joke.

15 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

It's only 3 baht people!  These people are literally risking their lives when they go out into the public to retrieve your food and then deliver it to you?

 

How much extra would you charge under these extraordinary circumstances?

 

Many US companies are paying their employees more money per hour during these challenging times.

 

How about paying the Grab driver an extra 20 baht for his trouble...

Because the 3 baht was going to grab not the riders, we always tip the riders well, as i think many do.

9 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

How will they deport him, via boat......

Rowing boat 

7 hours ago, bangkokfrog said:

Jealous of all you young guys out there. At 68 years old it's a long time since I've had a "long time".

At 71 all of mine are a long time if at all ??   555

10 hours ago, christophe75 said:

And the first question to ask of course is : "we can not buy masks... mai mi... so how do we respect this regulation ?"

 

????

 

But of course, and as usual, those "governors" decide first, and think after.

 

What matters is to issue, everyday if possible, an order. Any kind of order. A paper. Anything to exist. Anything to be noticed by the medias, by the central gvt.

 

It's a competition.

This is the problem in Los, PM says one thing and the provincial governers go off on a tangent, lets have a defined rule so there is no wriggle Room.

3 hours ago, BigBadGeordie said:

Pretty sure there is a section in the constitution which enshrines the rights of all Thai citizens to enter/return to the Kingdom

 

Surely this act is illegal?

Im sure not if the PM has emergency powers.

I would expect to see many many  Arrests, the feral  youths will not stay in, and there patents/ keeper will encourage them, Thailand you have a chance to salvage this but leave it  any longer and trouble will present itself. I liken-it to a runaway train, a block of wood will stop it early but when it gathers speed, stand back and stay inside.

3 hours ago, ChipButty said:

I think it should be 8pm the other night a group of Farang outside 7/11 drinking the sauce looked like a few Russians

Agreed 8 or even 7 pm, PM don't worry about upsetting people, you will be damned if you do and damned if you don't, look at other countries and learn from there delays, the USA would be a good  place to look first.

Guilty as charged, i did miss those its so fast moving its a job to keep abreast.

Good example of what others should be doing

19 hours ago, Creasy said:

Where is the Health Minister ?

He has gone a bit quiet

On 3/18/2020 at 11:29 AM, CGW said:

Good points, Ambulances are a relatively new addition to the roads in Thailand, will take a long time for folks here to get used to them.

 

Its disturbing that if you post something on social media that the masses don't agree with you are attacked! by the "lock em up" brigade who consider this totally unrealistic response appropriate. ???? 

Education education, i can remember about 2 months ago the hi so lady in Bangkok telling the press after she was chastised for not getting out of the way of an Ambulance that" she didn't know what to do"  but she didn't report to the Police  stn when invited, she sent somebody else.

Ambulance drivers need a thorough driving test, defensive, progressive is the best way to attack a traffic Jam  

3 hours ago, colinneil said:

Sickening isnt it, that there are people out there who are trying to exploit the situation for financial gain.

Many many people are suffering, will suffer severe hardship in the future, yet there are vultures trying to profit from it.

Yes indeed

14 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Despicable act.

A lot of people are going to go through some very hard times in the near future, and there are vultures out there willing to steal from them. Anyone caught trying to deceive the people, in any way, should spend some time incarcerated, rather than a paltry fine.

It's not a Thai bash, as this type of crime is also prolific in many western countries, preying on the vulnerable. 

There isn't room or time for incarceration, a tattoo on there forehead and a good army kicking.

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