Liverpool Lou

Did she explain to you how her "vaccinations prevent the transmission" of the virus from her to you? I thought vaccinations just, generally, mitigated the worst effects of covid for the person vaccinated. Which is the vaccine that now prevents the virus's transmission to others?

Why don't you offer some content and you put a percentage on it then, since you disagree? Because I don't have to, I'm not the one who made the failing businesses claims, you did, the onus is on you to justify your initial uncorroborated assertions.

How can observations be opinions? Easy, you just said that you had made all these observations with absolutely zero back-up for your claims, that makes them just your opinions.

The article actually say Indian not from Iran He actually didn't post that he was from Iran, he wrote "Irian"

What was wrong with the helmet that he was wearing?

The common cold is a viral infection caused by many different viruses.

LIVERPOOL LOU notes that it's more likely not to be.

Why would a lawyer be interested in trying to get back a gift that you gave to her? If you're a partner in the business then, maybe, you'd have a case, and. maybe, a lawyer or the police may be interested. Try Tilleke and Gibbins if you want to waste more money, they've got, probably, the best reputation in Thailand.

Being cold (or warm) has nothing to do with contracting a cold virus!

She didn't.

So why didn't you just take your passport and save you, and her, the hassle if you knew that even posting a letter needs a passport?

Just wanted to underline my plebeian condition... Sorry to offend the Patrician you are. You didn't offend me but at least we know where we both stand now! By the way, it's "patrician", not "Patrician".

Well, that's your opinion. My opinion is that it's a huge stretch to attempt to connect two different types of business in three different countries on the other sides of the planet.

So what, does it affect you?

What's the difference? They both indicate to Immigration that there was an overstay and they both get entries on Immigration's database.

They're not meaningless if there's a lot of them, or an Elite Visa is anticipated.

I thought they always stamped it but waived the fine for just one day? You're right, they always stamp overstays.

An overstay stamp is always put in the passport, even if they don't impose the fine for one day, doesn't matter whether you're as nice as pie or you act like a stroppy turd.

Except for the fine, neither would two or three, or a few more, days...unless an Elite Visa application was planned for the future.

Ta, that's not bad if stacking up on a few harder to get items I reckon. Deliveries on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will accept orders up to and including the day before. Pretty good.

They did!

B300 delivery charge to Bangkok and a minimum B1,000 order.

Just because some readers may not be the intended demographic doesn't mean that it's not of interest, and it sure isn't "this s....", as you so eloquently described it. What makes you think that you're in the position to tell the rest of us what we should or shouldn't be doing?

There were several pictures of hot girls!

It is common knowledge in business circles But here's the data you were asking for. 60% of restaurants for example, fail in the first year. 80% of them fail before their 5th anniversary. https://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/20/heres-the-real-reason-why-most-restaurants-fail.html In Canada, 51% of all businesses fail https://www.cbc.ca/dragonsden/m_blog/four-businesses-most-likely-to-fail Oh, brilliant, that is not the data I was asking for! You don't understand that the thread/discussion is about unsubstantiated claims of business failures of bars in Pattaya, not completely unrelated restaurant failures in the US and Canada?!