Harrisfan

An estimate like yours.

Even the guys

Cherry Ripes are awesome.

See you could not help yourself.

Why are 50% of comments here nasty then?

They are parasites getting handouts.

Just learn Thai.

Kind Patient Enjoy life Farangs not so much. Farang guy in Sizzler today miserable as. Walk past other farangs they look lost. Farangs in bars blank look. Thais sometimes don't provide the best service but they have a pleasant nature. Ap drivers are a bit thick but super nice mostly. You can flirt with women no issues or hangups.

Consensus? Nobody knows. Consensus is not science.

Until 1991 multi mass vaccine programs were not common. I only had polio and tetanus. Everyone I knew got all those diseases too.

No, I got measles as did EVERYONE in school. Nobody was vaccinated.

Best poster on here by a mile.

Some people look at facts, some people ignore facts.

His daily life

I won a condo and a motorbike betting on the US election sir. Why would I care about the opinions of people on the internet? The rants on here are great comedy and nothing more.

Nice useless cliche.

No, I'm smart.

They are probably 10 times more happy than you. You are the most miserable person on here. Grumpy all the time. Your life consists of insulting Americans 7 days a week. What a sad retirement.

You call everyone dumb. It's you not them.

Some more facts for Mr 3 baht The discovery of hygiene in childbirth is attributed to Ignaz Semmelweis, a Hungarian physician who worked in Vienna in the 1840s. Semmelweis observed that the death rate from puerperal fever was much higher in the student-run clinic compared to the clinic run by midwives. He concluded that the students, who often went directly from performing autopsies to examining patients, were carrying something from the mortuary that caused the infections. This led him to implement a hand washing protocol using chlorinated lime solutions, which significantly reduced the mortality rate from puerperal fever in the student-run clinic.

Although there are mentions of boiling water and filtering through gravel and sand dating back to prehistoric times, it wasn't until the early 19th century that we would see a town being supplied with water run through a filter. Paisley, Scotland became the first city to use a filter to supply an entire municipality with water. By 2015, 5.2 billion people representing 71% of the global population used safely managed drinking water.

Another dumb comment by you actually if you did any research. Basic hygiene and clean drinking water was not common back then. Nothing to do with vaccines.

I wasted only 10 seconds on you. 9 seconds too long.

False claim made up by you. Further proof I was right about you. Keep firing blanks.

Snowflakes are romantic. There you go kid.