steven100

seems a long time... have you used that agent before ? ask him why he needs it for 3 weeks. They may keep it for a period of time, that's up to the agent as maybe he's just not sure when he will meet with his IO.

I seen this on the news last night. 

* note to self :   don't gaze at mobile while riding bike.

RIP ..

4 hours ago, rooster59 said:

"We expect that the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) will offer the team of scientists full access to data, samples, and localities, and look forward to its timely report,"

  good luck with that one ...

use bathroom soap .... the parrot brand is fine. 

I bet he cuffs everyone from now on .... 

1 hour ago, ubon farang said:

Get rid of the military government and restore democracy. Is that to much to ask?

like in the US or Australia or the UK huh ?   yeah  !  they're all doing really well thanks to democracy. 

see how it goes for a while and if it is as bad as you say then you could try the polite approach although they probably don't understand a word of english.

If you have a building manager or some thai admin, complain to them and ask them to go talk to the neighbor. Failing that,  you may have to move.

slop .... lol

jokes aside,  it looks like a Penaung curry ....

so Penaung moo .....   in thai.

54 minutes ago, bwpage3 said:

Last time I checked, I don't report to you.

 

 

you stated that folks are dying in your FIL's  village yet you won't say where it is.

I think your telling porky pies ......  lol 

Air Asia has halted trading it's stock, hence your issue with the website. Financially in trouble until they can raise capital.

Nothing wrong with vietjet ... used them many times. What are you concerned about ?

Don't expect 5 star service from a budget airline that's all.

Your choices are limited now with covid & AA in trouble.

If the reviews you read are so bad then just forget them and look elsewhere. 

Is this your big trip for the year.  

Vietjet has been awarded the highest ranking for safety with 7-stars since 2018. It is a fully-fledged member of International Air Transport Association (IATA) with the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certificate and technical reliability rate standing at 99.64%

5 minutes ago, car720 said:

Yes, next door to the port in Darwin that the Chinese already have.  Trouble is I don't know which ones would be noisier.

Do you not think that establishing a US naval base in Australia would constitute a major escalation and actually make matters worse? 

Good point and I've often considered this as it would be seen as taking sides. However, I think with the way China is moving forward more and more with authoritarianism around the region from the Spratly islands issue to the building of military bases on islands within the south china sea and taking over Hong Kong and other issues such as the tax on barley imports and wine and other produce from Australia and now where it wants to show it is flexing it's muscles .... these issues I think are slowly creeping into a pattern where in my opinion it's time for Australia to really think long and hard about being with the US and having that safety cushion just as a precaution or deterant is better suited. With economies as they are now, Australia is unlikely to see the old days of millions of $$ from China's through their import of goods, those days are gone. And what is Australia going to wait for ....  will they wait until there is an issue or an attack on the top end in 5, 10 or 20 years time and then ask for the US to help. If that's the case then the US may just say they're sorry but you were reluctant to support us several years ago so we don't have to capability to act immediately as we are a long way logistically from Darwin.

I think the government should place a small US base in the NT if at all possible so not to make a big deal from it and keep the word from the press. Then over time expand that base so the presence is eventually considered as a form of protection and or deterant  would be a better word.  imo

sounds like monkey business to me...

50 minutes ago, WhatsNext said:

Every day there is a spike called traffic's deaths, about 60 of them. More people per day than all deaths of the virus on half a year.

 

If Thailand only applied 10% of the attention that they give to the virus to that problem, then we could save some lives.

 

But no instead of that they destroy the economy, take my temperature 12 times per day and make me do the check-in and out dance at every opportunity for nothing.

 

This country's gouvernement is beyond crazy

oh stop whinging .... you need a holiday in Wuhan.

Just now, bwpage3 said:

Look it up yourself

Also you didn't tell me the name of the remote village where your FIL told you folks died from COVID.

Are you just making these stories up ?

are you trolling ?

very tragic indeed. Nothing anyone can say or blame will bring the little one's back.

I hope the parent's can eventually find the strength in their hearts to get through this horrible ordeal.

4 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

I have to agree as well.  Last week in December and the first 2 weeks of January, heavy chest cold, fever, and felt like i was going to die.  GF and daughter were also sick as well, it just so happened to coincide with occurring after a day spent at the Aquarium at Siam Paragon which was stuffed full of Chinese visitors, as well as eating in the food court. 5 days later we were all down.  I had to sleep in my recliner at an angle with my head elevated in order to even sleep.  Lots of medication, Z-packs and cough medicine as well as using an albuterol inhaler given to me by the pharmacist.  Well before Covid was even on the screen. 

really sorry to hear you were sick, i hope it wasn't covid. Are you fully recovered and did you get a blood test.

it's to make sure you take the virus with you when you go.

i'm sure he's not in it for the love.