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Agree 100%....after providing trash receptacles (bins?) a major public education program will then be needed to explain to people what they are, what they achieve and how to use them.

Life threatening risk of repeatedly wearing same face mask confirmed by Thai mask manufacturers.

The Khlong Toei slum dwellers will be switching their aircons down as we post.

Oxymoron if ever there was one....

Must remember that one....555

I thought Rottweilers were quiet, rather shy and very well behaved little doggies.

I am hoping Bangkok......it should be empty as the Isan mob all pile out and there won't be enough idiot tourists about to get it off the ground

Looks like they aren't even bothering now to offer up an excuse (or reason)........it's just another overturned bus.....who cares?

Ahhh...the good old days when Songkran really was Songkran.

At the risk of putting on display my ignorance in these matters........you would only 'need' one of these new fangled boxes if you didn't have a Smart TV.......correct???

CP must have had a quiet word in someone's ear.

Am I paranoid?......but I never see any mention of EU/US tourists and what might be done to attract them........???

Phuket tourist operators say they are excited about projected increase in Indian tourists.......I laughed so much a bit nearly popped out.

GCSE in Mathematics?.....Well done.

No one knows with any great certainty how safe, or otherwise, you might be from contracting covid on a flight. For every article suggesting it is safe there is another suggesting it isn't.....BAA

Lanes?...........they are just a rough guide in Thailand as to who should be where on the road.

Business owners here would happily tolerate a mortality rate of over 50% if it meant increased profits.

It will certainly work after the event. The problem is that the Thai legal system is so poor it will chemically castrate a good proportion of innocent (Burmese?) people. At least with this form of castration it can be reversed after mysteriously receiving a royal pardon.

I can't think of anything that is "strictly followed" in Thailand other than orders to collect tea money.

Recently done it.....pick up at the airport...they will be waiting for your. I was taken straight to the test centre, then onto the hotel. Given the results next day after breakfast.

....with you as the Captain?......Mr Hook?

The RTP seem to be in a win-win-win situation. 1. Free drugs from drug hauls 2. Sell these drugs to the locals 3. Arrest the locals for possession and extort money from them. You have to hand it them......it is brilliant. No wonder people are paying millions for promotion within the RTP.

Renting a Moped/Scooter in Thailand The easiest and most exciting way to get around Thailand is to rent a moped! Me, Shay and Tyler rented mopeds for multiple days on two different islands in the south of Thailand, (Kho Samui, and Kho Tao). If you find yourself on one of the islands or in a rural village, there is absolutely no better way to have fun. How to rent a Moped in Thailand Once you arrive on one of the islands, get off the ferry, walk into the city, look around at one of the dozens of moped-rental shops, and find a place you like. This isn't really a place for price-haggling since the prices are pretty much set ahead of time, and these guys really can't be making much of a profit. The mopeds cost only 150 Thai Baht per day ($4.19 USD), 200 Baht for a nice, brand new 125cc moped, 300 Baht for a small motorcycle. Those are flat rates, there are no hidden fees or any extra costs or taxes like at a car rental company. It's 150 Baht per day, period. You sign your name on a piece of paper, give them one of your passports, and that's it, you have a moped for however many days you wish.

Yes......a few instances of 'fat burgers' having to be cleared from the sewers in London......one was 330 tons......yes 330!!!!!!

Well impressed!