Scott Tracy

I had no issues after the first shot, except the arm was sore and the injection site for about a day.

Second shot...around 12 hours after and for a period of around 7 days, severe gastric issues. Had to go to a pharmacy to get some Imodium equivalent. Took them for 2 days. Have been good ever since. 

May have been coincidence.

6 hours ago, smutcakes said:

Yes of course, just thought if you were retired time is not such an issue, so 1 week home quarantine is not the end of the World. Conversely if you are retired no problem waiting for a few more weeks before going.

Time may not be an issue, however, a place to stay maybe. I sold up and moved here, lock, stock and proverbial, thus have to pay for stay in UK, if I go back. Rather not spend money stuck in a ASQ hotel room, thanks very much, no matter what percentage of my holiday it would be.

I'm sure somebody somewhere has said...

Baby elephants can't read signs.

45 year old, or 6 year old...?

If I can't have it, no one can... Type of attitude.

Make him sleep in the streets as he made himself and his family homeless deliberately. Look after the family, though. Just hope he never finds out where they are.  But I know that's just wishful thinking.

Nobody cares, 10 years down the line. Just another failed politician trying to keep in the news and curry favour.

why does anyone pay attention to these people...  Blair in UK, Trump in US, the Shinatras in Thailand...? Some will say public interest. I would say...I have no interest in these people, so not public interest.

2 hours ago, RandolphGB said:

You seem to misunderstand 

 the purpose of a forum being told or questions and discussions.

As you are quick to point out. Questions asked, answers given. The answer given was that the OP should be consulting someone who may have a clue, not the guesses that are meat and drink to most people here.

I first saw this on an Advertorial, as they are known here. With no opportunity to respond.

won't be doing anything until it's in either the Royal Gazette or a published Police Order.

I think it's a good idea, mind. As the previous 40,000/400,000 was a rubbish number, due to dual pricing.

Frankly my dear, I don't give a rat's bottom. Does it really matter if he is a Chinese national or Thai national, as long as the company he runs makes money?

3 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

Dhanin was born in 1929 and

1939, surely. 

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

28 water propelling machines have been procured for use in the uplands.

Pumps...?

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

during which he called for systemic management of water for the purpose of mitigating effects from both flooding and drought.

That'll fix it....

Good grief. Helpful soul, isn't he? 

introducing an afterthought, usually in the form of a question.

Also a definition of OR.

2 hours ago, Asquith Production said:

Yeah maybe I always wear helmet/seatbelt because I value my life  I would rather they pursued people who can ruin mine and other peoples lives such as crossing red lights and DUI. In the scheme of things the cost to me is negligible

Perhaps it was determined that the helmetless riders were driving under the influence as well. Would that satisfy you? Or perhaps the plod should only enforce the laws that you want them to?

It has been said the Red light cameras would be a good idea, but the number of bikes without rear plates would increase at least 100 fold...Cars and truck's plates would suddenly drop off along a road somewhere. What would you have the copper do? His job? Perhaps picking a better a better spot, yes. But trying to stop a speeding biker is near impossible at the best of time.

I guess they will all be 'destroyed' in an approved manner. Like incinerating heroin and other drugs which are normally inhaled... I love irony. 

It's all very well capping prices at the pumps for a couple of weeks. It's what happens after the cap ends that's worrying. Rice harvesting in November. Lorries, harvesters, pick ups all run on diesel, which will be more expensive after the cap ends. More costs in a harvest that rarely makes money for the sustenance farmer.

soon be back to hand harvesting.

14 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

.  I found the attached link to be interesting with its long range forecast which is in sharp contrast to early BOT predictions.

And the ad shown at the top of the page is for astrology. Another waste of time. Predictions to 2025...?

I wonder, if I were to act upon this information, would I win or lose?  I think I will test the predictions, as I have time to do it. I do like to try to debunk false news, false predictions, or any predictions for that matter...

TAT tourist predictions, GDP predictions, currency exchange predictions, share price index predictions, good price predictions...

I can't recall predictions for lorry driver shortages in Europe. For China banning beef sales from UK again.

No floods in house not located riverside and with flood walls in place. No floods in houses on stilts. 

Dang. I must get the wife one.

On a lighter note, did this embarrassing exercise actually help persuade the students to get vaccinated, or did they mostly think, as I did, that this is a bit weird...?

28 minutes ago, herfiehandbag said:

Well I have been taking a couple of capsules every morning for the last few months, and I haven't caught Covid 19 yet!

You know this for sure by being tested daily?

There is no requirement to show proof of vaccination for measels, mumps, polio, rubella or any other vaccinations I had as a child. There is also no requirement for proof of a flu vaccine, Hep A or B, pneumococal, HPV.

Requiring proof of covid vaccination will be burdensome on all sides, and there will likely be limitations on the vaccination brand and country in which it was given. If only the world had one single standard and accepted all vaccinations approved, temporarily or not,  but the World Health Organisation.

There's no need for a risk assessment. The PM has said...there will be no floods on his watch...