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On 9/30/2020 at 10:59 AM, webfact said:

Sanook reported that a group of seven Chinese millionaires will be the first group of foreign tourists allowed back into Thailand

No wives?

On 9/30/2020 at 12:31 PM, JeffersLos said:

These poor men are going to be wine, dined and sixty nined to within an inch of their lives. 

By whichever gender they prefer.

1 hour ago, KhunKenAP said:

Still waiting for the report with names to be realized and published.

That'll be the test of the sincerity of this man.

10 hours ago, webfact said:

However, the Supreme Court has set a standard to point out that the earliest evidence is the most reliable

Nobody applied that standard in Koh Tao.

On 9/17/2020 at 8:29 AM, Samui Bodoh said:

The rest of the battle is staying away from the vile things; they say that about half of people who quit start again, so you have to be vigilant. In my case, I am adamant that I am not going to start again, and ever watchful that I do not become over-confident. I have thought to myself that I could probably handle an occasional smoke, but then realized the insidiousness of the addiction and punched myself in the face. I have thought about an occasional cigar, but then realized where it was leading and kicked myself in the nuts. You have to be forever vigilant.

NO!

2 hours ago, wombat said:

repeat after me.....i am a non smoker.

YES! YES! YES!

This is the truth. You are a non-smoker now, full-stop!! Non-smokers don't think about smoking.

"ever watchful that I do not become over-confident." Why? Because you're thinking about it. "have to be vigilant." You're still obsessed over it. You just spent 1300+ words to talk about something you did 3 years ago.

No more! It is finished. Over with! Kaput!

39 minutes ago, TheFreqFlyer said:

Ha! My prediction was right. The Bangkok post is reporting right now the government might consider a shorter 7 day quarantine in November if the number of infections in October is manageable.

Are you sure?

9 minutes ago, steven100 said:

i'll try 

You'll have to upgrade from Hong Thong then?

1 hour ago, British Bulldog said:

So how will the extradition work ? .. A Thai Police team go and get him ? ... then after 14 days in isolation in that Country, bring him back ... via what airline ? ... and then to the team and Redbull go into another 14 days isolation ... phew ... just the thought of it all ???????

Don’t forget all the extradition appeals before anyone can bring him back. Sorry, this hullabaloo by P sounds like a lot of p$&s and wind blown in by Noul 

7 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

A few days ago he asked them to call it off?

Multiple Personality Disorder?

44 minutes ago, YorkshireTyke said:

Utorrent error message.

 

Trying to download from PB and I get this message when I click 'Get This Torrent',  "A newer version of utorrent is already running, Please shut down utorrent and try again".

 

Nothing is running until I click 'Get This Torrent and utorrent appears in the bar at the bottom of the screen but closes when I close the error message.

 

Any ideas please ?

Also in the "general" preferences on Utorrent make sure the 3 update boxes are NOT checked.

17 hours ago, webfact said:

The government will focus on the people’s safety and will try to run the country well, as the nation has to deal with several crises at this time. He urged protest leaders and officials from all sides to ensure the safety of their children and grandchildren, preventing them from being the tools of others.

BUT if they're tools of the government, it'll be okay.

10 minutes ago, YorkshireTyke said:

Utorrent error message.

 

Trying to download from PB and I get this message when I click 'Get This Torrent',  "A newer version of utorrent is already running, Please shut down utorrent and try again".

 

Nothing is running until I click 'Get This Torrent and utorrent appears in the bar at the bottom of the screen but closes when I close the error message.

 

Any ideas please ?

Try downloading (using the magnet) directly from the main search results page rather than the individual torrent information page.

4 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Prof. Dr. Wissanu said that all those in supervisory positions in the civil, police, state, independent and political agencies must adhere to three legal principles. They must respect the law and listen to both their subordinates and superiors, to help them make informed decisions.

Thailand v Vorayuth Yoovidhya is a sure example of this.

4 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

When it suits. 

 

They support dictatorial and murderous regimes too, as evidenced throughout their short history. 

 

MBS would agree with you.

23 hours ago, Neeranam said:

 

Thoroughly enjoyed this show.

Also S03 of "Yellowstone" I still haven't decided who is good or bad in this show. Maybe, it's just a good cross-section of society. We're all rotten. Just some are more rotten than others.

3 hours ago, ianf said:

Not such a bad idea. Except nothing works in Thailand. During the booze ban village shops were still selling alcohol. I even saw a policeman buying whisky. Too much drinking going on in general. Creates huge social problems. Just go to a shop and buy your poison. You don't need to do it online

Disagree Ianf. My missus likes to drink Lambrusco; a bit sweet for me. The only places to purchase are in Bangkok by online. I can wander down to Mom/Pop to get some Regency any old time. During the booze ban, these online shops did not sell but the Mom/Pops did.

8 hours ago, Flying Saucage said:

This article sums up very nicely what is going on right now in filling the job of the Finance Minister here:

 

https://www.thaienquirer.com/17870/opinion-we-cant-really-blame-predee-no-one-wants-to-work-with-prawit/

 

Worth reading, enjoy!!!

Great reading. Kuhn Predee, you must be so happy to be away from that nest of vipers. Enjoy your escape.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

92.3 per cent mentioned name calling of people having an opposing political viewpoint as “nation haters”;

They got that part right.

3 hours ago, josephbloggs said:

Ok, and where does it say that Thailand told them they don't want their advice, they are foreigners, we don't need them?  Oh, it doesn't.  Because that didn't happen.

The article you posted said they came here as they were invited to by the Thai authorities and the delegation was organised by the Department of Water Resources and the BMA.  It also says the same foreign experts were brought in during the 2011 flooding.

So, it IS just a Thai bash because the truth is the exact opposite of that and the article you kindly posted proves that.

So much nonsense spouted on this forum.  So do you want to GOOGLE and try again?

I apologize