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4 hours ago, Russell17au said:It appears that you are the one that does not know what the word "contagious" means not mecon·ta·gious/kənˈtājəs/adjective1.(of a disease) spread from one person or organism to another by direct or indirect contact."a contagious infection"2.(of an emotion, feeling, or attitude) likely to spread to and affect others.
I see you are able to copy&paste correctly. Congratulations.
But sadly you do not understand what your pasted word means.
You said, Covid19 is the most contagious desease of the current world, didn't you?
That's wrong.
The by far most contgious desease is the Common Cold, followed by Influenza, Conjunctivitis, Viral Gastroenteritis, and Strep Throat.
So if you wanted to say Cov19 is currently the the desease infecting more people than others, then you should learn to express youself properly.
But even that would be wrong.
Just trying to help... ????
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3 hours ago, Peterphuket said:
Well, I think your homecountry will do that for long time, with that woman Mrs.Merkel, or I'm wrong?
Sadly you're right. But that does not mean I like it ????
But we don't talk of "asylum" demanders, so:
Would you like your country to welcome each retiree who meets GB's minimum income?
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13 hours ago, sometimewoodworker said:
the only occasions where it will not boot are if the OS is too old for the computer or the OS is too new.
Other words for what I wrote. If the OS is too old or too new for the mac, the hardware on both machines is different. It does not work then. Easy, huh?
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If you use it as storage, no problem. If you use it as a boot drive it could not work, if the hardware of the laptops is not identic
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2 minutes ago, Russell17au said:
You need to go back to school and learn to read. I said the CURRENT which is something that it appears that you cannot see and understand
I know the word current, but you don't know what contagious means.
What you wrote about asymptomatic people taken to hospitsals is just laughable.
Sue your teachers.
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8 minutes ago, CH1961 said:
Bought on Internet?
sure. and the double vaxxination was fake..blabla
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14 minutes ago, Russell17au said:So if you show a positive test result to the current worlds most contagious virus you are not sick so you do not need to be hospitalised? So as far a concerned you must wait until a person is dying before they are taken to hospital for treatment. The people that I know who have had a positive result to this virus has been taken to hospital where they received treatment to try a minimise the affect and to try and stop it from progressing further. Which is something that they do not get when in Quarantine.
It seems you have no idea what you're talking about.
Worlds most contagious virus? BS!
Anyone who's infected is taken to a hospital? LoL! As long as you're tested positive but asymptomatic, you do not need any treatment and surely not in a hospital. Otherwise there would be MILLIONs of people in each country staying in hospitals. Positive but asymptomatic means quarantaine at home, nothing else.
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4 minutes ago, RafPinto said:Better before flying, buy a few test kits. When they test you positive in Thailand, do your own test and if it shows negative, challenge them.
Do you really think your self test would impress them?
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51 minutes ago, DefaultName said:
I don't normally come down on the side of the system, but Kirov has replied on Barrow "Today I felt the first symptoms - mild headache and strange feeling in the chest, so I can confirm stat this is not a total scam.
But now I am super afraid about the upcoming test for my family"So he does have the virus.
...or not beeing asymptomatic is his option to save money, depending on what insurance he has.
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3 minutes ago, Chad3000 said:
Human rights violation??
Kidnapping?
No. Thailand.
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Hotel manager asks hospital manager:
If I send you some dirty farang with a faked positive test, how big will my brown envelope be?
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1 minute ago, Expat60 said:The message is clear, STAY HOME.
For tourists: yes!
But there are so many expats desperately waiting to meet their loved ones after a year or more. I understand those who take the risk.
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9 minutes ago, chesterubi1 said:
If he is here on holiday, then he and his family already have plane tickets, so no need to buy anything.
If he's on a charter flight with fixed return, what you think they will do with him ujntil departure?
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8 minutes ago, chesterubi1 said:It seems quite clear to me, refuse to sign anything and keep stating that you will not pay for anything if your insurance company declines. If they want to lock you up as an asymptomatic case, then they will need to pay themselves.
you like to stay in an isolation cell of the IDC Bangkok until you get a flight back that you have to pay?
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11 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:Combined with most uneducated..... they could have picked up the Virus at the airport, how can anyone protect themselves from that ?
And as it seems Mr. irov was qualified for the Thailand Pass. So he had to be double vaxxed and to provide a negative PCR test before boarding.
He might be infected 1 or two days before flight, then the pre boarding test would be negative. It could be a false positve test on entry too.
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7 minutes ago, wprime said:Congratulations Kirovs. You're the reason we have these rules, because you can't be trusted to protect yourself from the virus before traveling.
Enjoy your 350,000 baht bill.
Congratulations. You're far ahead in the run to the "most-disgusting-post-2021" award.
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20 minutes ago, BritManToo said:
The UK already is, NHS surcharge approx 500GBP/year.
No exclusions, full coverage, and after 5 years when you get citizenship free.
Not same, but comparable in Germany.
But that was not my question.
Would you like to welcome each foreigner from any country as a long term guest or retiree if he met GB's minimal income?
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1 hour ago, The Hammer2021 said:The only financial requirements should be based on a Thai minimal income and a system of medical insurance worked out.
Would you like your home country being open for each foreigner who reaches the minimal income there? If not, why should Thailand do so?
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You should have one paper including QR-code for both vaccinations. If not: Do you have the Covid app on your mobile? There both jabs must be listed and you can print it out.
What you need for Thai pass are for each jab the full printout and further the QR code alone. Both as .jpg file
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My sincere condolences :-).
I was in the same horrible situation and bought a Sony BT-headset. But any other BT should do.
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Medical cannabis sadly does not turn.
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Sex-education?
Learning by doing. ????
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18 minutes ago, Burma Bill said:Certainly here in Cambodia the doors are not closing for elderly Farangs (like me). Currently there are NO mandatory bureaucratic financial, medical insurance and other documentation requirements to get a retirement visa (ER).
"Currantly" is the crucial word.
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Is this the end of Thailand as a Retirement Destination
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Thailand will stay a retirement-destination for those who meet the requirements and do not care to live in a moronic military dictatorship.
Despite the many problems, Thailand has still a lot to give.
For those of us who are staying here since many years it's natural to be more pessimistic, because we knew the country in the far better past and see where the train is heading to.