Crusader

Underground toilets...the mind boggles - and all will probably be flushed into the sea somehow.

It is a sad and sorry situation when people need to resort to suicide when there are so many others around who are willing to help.  Surely...life is worth living.

We do have to laugh when al these alcohol bans come in.  In all my years here in Bangkok, even on the no alcohol days, there was always somewhere to go for a beer...and there is always someone ready to sell you a beer.  So, I don't see the need for ordering online...unless you want it delivered to your door - if you don;t have a vehicle to go and collect it.

How many times now have they said this same thing?????

Basically, it is simply a case of, "don't do what I do, do what I say".  Many others (Thais included) do much more damage to the "nature of the country".

Good luck with that one...

I have noticed one positive thing though - with the lack of tourists around, most taxis have taken me where I wanted to go.  Previously, it sometimes took six to ten taxis before one would take us from home to Sukhumvit.

Let's just hope they manage to trace all who he has been in contact with...not that we are likely to come across them, unless they are released from jail.  Or, unless the guards have got it as well - and they go to shopping malls, and their kids go to schools etc. etc. etc.

There are a few companies offering policies, but the premiums skyrocket with age and any other health issues.

If it is said that the place is almost back to normal, does that mean that the foreign tourists did not account for much of that figure?
I guess it will be super busy this weekend - was looking at hotels online and many were almost fully booked.

OUCH...some interesting assumptions in reply to my last comment.  I look at it along the lines of the fact that we are all guests in the country - and to follow any requirements (however odd they may appear to some) just seems to be the right thing to do.

I don't see the logic in linking this amount of money to salaries of any other people in any country - it is us as expats that are required to do this.
Nothing hi so about me...just an honest, decent chap. 

After a drink...should have gone to the market instead.

Regardless of nationality - totally unacceptable behaviour to smash up the property of someone else.

Another wasted life...and yes, that bike must have been going some to end up how it is.

I know of returnees who have been tested five times...

Finally...Haa - it will change again.

It had to happen...