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  1. Sorry, I worded that slightly badly. Huge cracks and possible condemned buildings, not train infrastructure. There are huge cracks in many condo's, mine for example, which is very near to the MRT which is on concrete stilts, so for very obvious reasons they decided to suspend the trains until they checked it out, which as you say they have now done and are running again. As for the condo's mine like many others are being inspected by external companies next week to see if they are safe to live in. I'm moving out regardless, couldn't stand to live in there again after that experience.
  2. Why are you so salty? Miserable posts from you throughout. I live here and took multiple taxis last night in the aftermath, at the usual price. And what has that got to do with the Thai government emergency response anyway? The government hasn't stranded anyone, it was an earthquake. You want the government to magically fix the cracked MRT and make government busses and taxis appear? Ridiculous comment. And by the way I am in no way a fan of the government here, but what do you expect them to do?
  3. Bit of a contradiction. You say that we can 'question the quality of the building constructions', but also, 'Nature has powers that nobody can control'. Make up your mind. I think your latter point is more valid. Nature has the ability to destroy any man made construction, regardless of the 'quality'.
  4. You are mistaken. There is substantial infrastructure damage across the city. MRT, BTS and many many condos with huge cracks and possibly to be condemned. This is very serious.
  5. I was on 27th floor in a condo in BKK, swaying from side to side. Horrible situation.
  6. No... Apparently you stare at them for 18 hours a day putting you in a zombie like state.
  7. maybe you should calm down and have a drink.... πŸ˜ƒ
  8. nah. smartphones and social media are much worse...
  9. What pinnacle of civilization are you from to make such an enlightened comment? Let me guess... πŸ˜‚ I think you have as many braincells left as your namesake.
  10. What are you trying to communicate here? So... you choose to go to Pattaya, then run away from anyone who approaches you for whatever reason... especially if they are transgender?... You are a mess dude.
  11. but obviously HE was the ignorant bustard to fall for it.. They got him hook, line and sinker...
  12. Careful with that hand signal πŸ˜‚ Easy to attract the wrong kind of vendor
  13. Really? I don't think this kind of degenerate fears the gallows. In many cases it might be a quick way out.
  14. You are talking nonsense. This is what you said: 'This isn’t about stopping illegal business or what the media says. It’s about Thailand boosting security after deporting over 40 Uyghurs, which upset the West.' What a ridiculous thing to suggest. And even if it were true how would reducing visa exemption from 60 to 30 days increase security?
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