MrJ2U

On 5/6/2021 at 5:59 PM, Susco said:

 

But is that then the responsibility of the project developer, and if issues arise, he has to carry the repair costs?

In Thailand that will never happen.

No

Can they return this cr*p?

Might as well be injecting Anutins Covid-19 herbal remedy.

Oh please Thailand get your <deleted> together regarding vaccines!

I rarely see Foreigners flouting the mask law.  Once, a Russian family wouldn't cover there nose holes with the mask.  Just the usual scare mongering.

Great country but terrible government.  But theres worse.  People love Thailand but dream of a democracy and stable Kingdom.  Then it would be perfect.   

Just now, Surelynot said:

I always think "how do they live with themselves", "how can they justify what they do".........but then remember they have a totally different mindset........what they do isn't wrong their world.

Obviously.  It's still upsetting.  We have young children and Im older.  I definitely don't want to get sick.  Imagine having to take our toddler to a hospital during a pandemic.  

1 hour ago, Pattaya Spotter said:

No more so than anyone else in Thailand I would imagine...maybe less as having been vaccinated their bodies are primed to react quickly to suppress any new virus infection. Studies are showing that vaccinated people are much less likely to shed and pass on infections because their bodies are so effective in suppressing viral replication that they have very little in their body to spread if they catch it again.

Unfortunately they can still spread the virus.  Then the virus can mutate.

20 hours ago, Danderman123 said:

Someone here posted about the P1 Brazilian variant being found in state quarantine in early April. The official report was posted here:

 

 

 

They mean the first one this week.

Hes guilty of having a creepy smile like Anutin.  They perpetually look guity.

Amazing Thailand!

Forget about tough on drugs!  

He also got his wife a job in parliament, cushy job.

Pays to know the head guy and I don't mean Prime Minister of the junta.

I got one, about 10,000 baht.  I used it for about 2 weeks and now its in storage.  Tried again but the remote doesn't work.  It worked well for a while.  I prefer the cordless Xiaomi vacuum.  Ee have kids so theres usually junk and toys laying around as obstacles.

3 hours ago, inThailand said:

Yes, close everything, but let the masses into the malls. That's much safer?

The bigger problem is many people from there work menial jobs including ones in the malls, food stalls, and others scattered out through Bangkok.

Its not only the poor crowded slumbs.  The Thai mentality of family first, while nice in concept is going to be a problem with the spread of covid-19 or any other virus.  Yesterday I walked into our community room and my wifes mothers sister was sprawled out on the couch coughing.  I politely told her to visit when she wasn't sick.  You would think that would be obvious.  They didn't want to lose face or something. 

Always asking for money.  But rarely pay you back.  Never lend a Thai money or tools.

That's reassuring.  

6 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

pretties... we call them callgirls or hookers..why a name that is hiding the reality

Now the real question, why did the police let a man slip away after raping a woman?

......Or they could go to any Pharmacy and pay $12.00 and have there choice of vaccines.  No doctors fees or packed rooms like a petri dish.

Id prefer the fine.

Its horrible when someone starts smoking on the balcony next door.  It drifts through air conditioner, door, and into your smokers room into the hallway.

If you your addicted to that filthy deadly habit do it outside of the building!