Anant72

You mean you want the police to get their asses in gear to check tires? You must be dreaming.

You mean “hospitElity”. A friend of mine who came from France in early January and tested negative before boarding his plane, was tested positive after arrival in Bangkok. He had to stay at a really crummy “hospitel” in the Phayathai area. The chow was horrible and we had to bring him some decent food (there were many bags at the reception so he was not alone in this predicament). He stayed there 10 days, got some treatment and was eventually released after testing negative twice. I find it outrageous that the hotels that are requisitioned to take in quarantined people are not checked to make sure their “guests” are properly treated. Quarantine is already an unpleasant experience so the food could at least be decent, especially considering the money those people have to cough up ( pun intended).

We’ll cross that bridge when we get there.

It would have made news anywhere.

Let’s hope this initiative will be followed by others.

I have crossed Phuket, Pattaya and koh Samui off my list of places to visit or to stay at a long time ago and have warned friends about the rip off scams in those places.

Do the math I guess. Do the meth might land you in trouble ????

Indeed, there are worse ways to die.

I really would like to know what happened to that Blue Diamond.

Har, har har dee har har!

Quite so. Too many uncertainties regarding the return, especially regarding the insurance requirement. Will my Cigna insurance be accepted, for example. They have changed the rules for Non-OA but what about Non-O, I am still unclear about it.

Suits me fine.

That is, has been and will continue to be the case.

Shame! Shame! Shame! A few days in the slammer, a heavy fine and a deportation warning.

Very likely. He does not need to: his parents have distributed lots of brown envelopes.

This is a cop out (pun definitely intended). Religion offers a very convenient way to show remorse.

It would be comical if it weren’t so tragic! It reminds of a Belgian joke: how many people do you need to change a bulb on a ceiling lamp? Answer 6: one holding the bulb and tive to move the chair around.

Absolutely. These minivan drivers are totally speed crazy. I would never dream of taking one. I warn anybody I know coming to this country to avoid them at all cost (especially the cost of their lives)

No, give him a BRAKE!

Billions and billions of course.

She wanted to be in pole position.

You play dumb quite well. Congratulations.

And wouldn’t have gotten any, had she asked for it. People like that should be sent to jail for a few days, heavily fines and deported.

Note the condition of the truck tires. They are never checked and brown envelopes make sure that nothing is being done.

Don’t expect them to know anything about the laws of physics and anyway, laws, whatever they are, are meant to be broken, consequences be damned.