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29 minutes ago, Kopitiam said:
OP, you may want to read this.
Thank you for this. I wanted to get a second bivalent booster shot before my trip to Thailand the end of this month. (I had my first bivalent (5th Moderna) last Sept, before my last trip.) The pharmacist wouldn't give it me. She said the CDC (I'm in NYC) didn't recommend it. I called the CDC for clarification but so far they haven't gotten back to me.
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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:Wow. A guy cares deeply for his wife and at the same time visits his girlfriend a couple of times a year in a foreign country. What a story. (I mean it in a positive way)
In case you really mean this as positive, I should say that I have been with my wife for over 40 years so there is no way I would leave her or put her in a home. The GF is just very different. I love them both, in different ways. The GF was born after I met my wife.
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I returned to my wife in New York. Put the 10 days in a locked box and threw away the key. Six months later my wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. I then let myself return to Thailand and search for the charmer. I found her and began the ten years of visits three or four times a year while I care for wife.
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7 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:Great!
But it obviously brings up the question: What did you and your eyes do on day 11? ????
I had to go home to my wife.
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13 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:I would look in bars and other places for girls who just started in that business and who are shy and who like a nice lifestyle but who are not yet used to bar business. If they don't know a word of English that is perfect. Take her out, make her happy, and never let her return to the bar - at least not alone for an extended time.
That's exactly what I did. I didn't actually look for her in the bar. She called me to join her as she entered the bar. I couldn't take my eyes off her for the next ten days. She didn't want to return to the bar. She would have worked elsewhere if I didn't support her. It's been almost ten years. We make each other very happy.
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25 minutes ago, nigelforbes said:
I've tried to get you to click on the link in my earlier post, if you were to do that you'd see the covid fatality rate showing unvaccinated versus fully vaccinated vs partially vaccinated, the unvaccinated is where the vast majority of deaths occur.
I know that and have never disputed it.
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11 hours ago, habuspasha said:12 hours ago, BritScot said:
You need to read the medical reports now coming out because the figures are showing the opposit. Here is a figure to look up 1 in 800 and that is in the uk and USA's injury figures......
Please cite "the medical reports," explain what you mean by "the opposite," and what you are referring to as "1 in 800."
My question about the meaning of "1 in 800" was in the context of BritScot's challenge that medical reports and that figure showed the opposite of what I said on a previous post to the effect that the shots were meant to reduce serious illness and death, not minor infections. (I guess the "opposite" would be to reduce infections but not deaths?}
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1 hour ago, nigelforbes said:
Surpassing 400,000 deaths means that 1 in every 820 Americans has now died from Covid-19.
OK. But what does that have to do with the effectiveness of vaccine?
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5 hours ago, nigelforbes said:
Look at my post on the previous page and the link to Worldmetter and the US unvaccinated death rate, it's 1 in 820 people.
I don't see 1 in 820 anywhere on that post. In any case, what does that mean? What is the claim?
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37 minutes ago, BritScot said:
You need to read the medical reports now coming out because the figures are showing the opposit. Here is a figure to look up 1 in 800 and that is in the uk and USA's injury figures......
Please cite "the medical reports," explain what you mean by "the opposite," and what you are referring to as "1 in 800."
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2 hours ago, Joinaman said:I'm 71, had my 2 jabs and a booster , that's more than enough for me
iv had covid 3 times now, all of which were like a mild flu only
if they are supposed to give you immunity, why the need to keep getting them ?
The shots and boosters are not supposed to give you immunity. They are supposed to prevent serious and lethal illness. You need to keep getting them because they wane in effectiveness after a while.
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I don't understand why so many posters are trying to get by with the least protection. I had my 5th Moderna in September before my Oct visit and am planning on getting a 6th before my next visit at end of this month. Shots are said to be full strenth effective for 2-5 months. Why not take advantage of what is available? I'm 81, but I would do it if I were 20 years younger.
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On 12/27/2022 at 6:43 PM, BananaStrong said:
1. good friends
2. relationship, intimate.
3. structure in your day
4. job you like
5. passion for anything
1. good friends: 4 for 60+ years; 3 for 40+ years; 3 for 10 years.
2. relationship, intimate: TGF 40 yrs younger for 8 yrs.
3. structure in your day: Care for ailing wife, gym, reading & writing, no alarm clock in 50 yrs.
4. job you like: Retired in August from almost 60 yrs college teaching.
5. passion for anything: GF, periodic writing projects, music, life.
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Looks like Air Force One in the photo.
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10 hours ago, JimTripper said:On 11/25/2022 at 8:53 AM, HuskerDo2 said:
Some 80-year-old people are in better condition physically and mentally than some in their 50s.
What dating profile did you copy that from?
Certainly some 80s are in better condition than some 50s. That's indisputable. More important is the capacity we have of improving ourselves to that degree.
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7 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:
Well do tell us how much younger your wife is than you , the current record is 38 years younger , can you beat that ?
40 years. Actually 40 1/2 at 81 and 40. We met at 73 and 32.
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1 hour ago, Lorry said:
Not available in Thailand for ordinary people
Does "ordinary people" include falang, hi so, and w/$$ ?
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Is Paxlovid available? If so, where?
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23 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Given that a female's sexual desire apparently diminishes with age, only fall in love with an old woman if happy with celibacy.
So your argument is that the oldermale/youngerfemale combo is built into the biology while the opposite is not?
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10 hours ago, RafPinto said:On 12/1/2022 at 1:47 PM, Mac Mickmanus said:
When you were 38 years old, did you fall in love with an 80 year old woman ?
No.
When he was 38, life expectancy for women was 63
I can answer for myself. No, I was never attracted to older women. When I was 38 I was still in love with the girl I fell for when I was 28 and she was 16. It had nothing to do with life expectancy and everything to do with patriarchal double standard. I'm not sure how that makes Mac's point, if it is any different from mine.
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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Thailand has thousands of wonderful places to live that are not like Phuket.
How about places that have:
-An air quality index average below 50;
-Access to clean sea water and beaches (like the Andaman vs. the Gulf);
-Access to restaurants, good hospitals, and markets?
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3 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:
LOL. Phuket is about the worst place in LOS, even worse than Samui, IMO.
Pattaya may not be the bee's knees, but the taxi mafia doesn't rule there.
I can't base my choice of a home on the price of taxi rides.
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22 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:
81 is very young, if you are a young 81.
Thailand and Pattaya is the place to be when you are 91, for sure.
Not sure where in Thailand I want to be when I'm 91 but I don't think it's Pattaya. Maybe Phuket.
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2 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:
Burgess was a linguist.
This is why A Clockwork Orange is more interesting to guys who are older.
Most young guys don't understand A Clockwork Orange.
Thanks for the Nadsat primer. I loved the film but I missed the lingo.
10 Things much cheaper in Thailand than in the West !
in Pattaya
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Thanks, Spider, for the breakdown. I'm in NYC where housing prices are somewhat higher. Median rental is more like $5,000. But there are rent regulated places that can be quite reasonable (half that) and comfortable. Also Medicare covers cost of most procedures you mentioned. That supplemented by state pension plan means I pay virtually nothing for most medical care. Not everything: I did get almost all my teeth replaced in Thailand for a fifth to a tenth of the cost in NY. In general labor is 1/10 the US price in Thailand (basic massage $6/hr vs $60/hr.) Local food maybe 1/3 (though I have on occasion paid less for mangos here in NY).