Bill B

Rather than facemasks..why not provide a bell and instruct tourists to ring it while chanting "Unclean Unclean"

Thank the lord for that..all sorted

1 hour ago, robblok said:

As far as I know (but I dont know everything) Padi and almost everyone is Padi in Thailand does not ask that of its dive instructors. 

 

So he might not even had to do that. 

 

Reason why I am so convinced that people just die is my uncle. He was a runner (never drank alcohol) and he was under 50 when he died. Just all of sudden he was dead. Never had health problems. It was something with his heart. But no indications before and he was a marine and a paramedic. So not just someone. But still he died and it was natural but nobody expected it.

 

Maybe that made me look at things different.

And you found out it was something to do with his heart....how ?

Apparently 1 million unicorns are ready to roll

Ha...Omicron must be on the midnight shift

Stick a fork in it..its done

Guess my hope to return without red tape bs by 2025 is a bit optimistic ????

Congrats on a new high in the self appreciation index

So i guess this was the first idea drawn from the suggestion box

Pretty clear they arent interested in reviving Tourism en masse.

Just cashing in on those few who do..most of which have family or work connections.

Shoddy way to treat regular contributors to their economy but not a surprise given their form.

Tada Thailand for the forseeable.

No thai pass..no testing and bingo..pointless policies when its endemic virtually everywhere

4 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Seems more magnanimous than beating the dead humans (6 mil and counting, another 6000 yesterday), that Covid has killed, but that hasn't stopped either. 

2 years and still 99.9% of the global population still going.

However lets see the toll resulting from neglected healthcare as a result of lockdowns and restrictions...oh hang on is anyone counting ?

Wow some of these comments. Poor old guy obviously needed to go...may have even caused the accident.

Show a bit of empathy as you never know what the future holds in store.