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3 minutes ago, webfact said:Anutin Charnvirakul, man in firing line for Thailand’s COVID crisis
How long is the queue to pull the trigger?
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9 minutes ago, trainman34014 said:14 minutes ago, bluesofa said:
Perhaps the logic is if you eat smelly food then others will be less likely to come close to you, creating your own exclusion zone?
You think they are intelligent enough to figure that out ?
Perhaps it's imparted knowledge from the minister of 'elf? He doesn't appear to like ferangs, so this could be the next step to keep 'em at bay.
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17 hours ago, voulez vous said:
rangsters - Vous here.
Monsieur Owl would like me to do a posting for him.
He has been moaning about the lack of rain. Plenty of wind and claps of thunder though
'Plenty of wind' Say no more. Or as we say in the UK, 'Dit non plus'.
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2 hours ago, Pattaya Spotter said:50% of survey respondents think eating pad krapao can help protect against COVID-19
We're doomed.
Perhaps the logic is if you eat smelly food then others will be less likely to come close to you, creating your own exclusion zone?
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2 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:
Is นายFFF MMMM SSSS all on one line on ID card ?
or is it
1st line : นายFFF MMMM
2nd line: SSSS
If its all on one line it would be entered as that in one field in the app
Are you doing all the vowel characters correctly ?
My number on back of card is B12345678, 8 digits not 7
It's thIs:
1st line : นายFFF MMMM
2nd line: SSSS
You're correct it is eight digits. I counted incorrectly - but only to write this post, I can assure you.
Yes, I spelt my name correctly on the form.
My wife did it as well, but got fed up after two failed attempts.
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I'm still failing on the first page and wondering if it's the way my name has been entered into the system?
To try and explain, in case others have overcome the same problem:
I see it tells you to enter your name without the title - that must mean without Mr/Mrs/etc?
On my pink card it has exactly:
นายFFFF MMMM SSSS
My first name is in the title field, with no space between นาย and FFFF
FFFF - my first name MMMM - middle name SSSS - surname (all these in Thai script obviously)
When filling the form in, I've tried options of:
First name: 1) FFFF MMMM 2) FFFF 3) FFFFMMMM 4) MMMM
Surname: SSSS
I entered the number on the back, without spaces as requested e.g. B1234567
Every time it fails, telling me to enter the details correctly.
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17 minutes ago, sanuk711 said:
If you haven't seen it---Sometimes, something like unforgotten was "Silent Witness".... Sometimes , because-- sometimes it dealt with historical murders. Body remains found in the concrete pillar when they pulled a multi-storied car park down etc.
But its done from the view of the forensic team. & they often ran foul of the police as their results didn't always point where the police wanted.
Strong acting.
Its one of the BBC longest running (fiction) crime series...will be about 25 years. I think IMDB give it an 8 or 9 series 24 Due out soon........
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10940386/?ref_=tt_eps_rhs_0
I agree entirely with that.
It's excellent, started back in 1996, with Amanda Burton in the lead role for the first few series.
I've seen every episode of the 23 series produced.
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3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:1 hour ago, rooster59 said:
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10 minutes ago, bluesofa said:Talking about 'brown' envelopes, I thought for second that was Prawit.
I thought the bit at the top referred to DPM Prawit ..
Yeah, but I'd always imagine it would be the bit at the bottom...
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1 minute ago, colinneil said:
More likely delay in pickup the phone, was he was busy emptying brown envelopes, and putting uncles share to 1 side.
Talking about 'brown' envelopes, I thought for second that was Prawit.
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On 5/1/2021 at 5:47 AM, faraday said:Re: Viewpoint on ITV
Because of allegations, not charges, not court appearances, not convictions.
However, s01e05 is available on Lime.
Putting aside the hoo-ha and just posting about Viewpoint itself. I've just finished watching the series.
Thought it was well produced and kept the whodunnit moment until right at the end.
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40 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:Nineteen out of 77 provinces in Thailand have now put in place voluntary curfews, to contain the spread of COVID-19, according to the CCSA and the Interior Ministry.
Surely, if it's 'voluntary' then it isn't a curfew.
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7 minutes ago, ExpatOilWorker said:Not a single one from immigration. Only one from my own embassy when purchasing a car.
Passport have always worked as ID for banking, Sim card, cable TV, home Internet, The One Card, etc.
Using a passport is OK.
I've found that you need to keep a note of which passport number you used when applying for different accounts.
After a few years when you have a new passport number, if you need your passport number to verify some details it's sometimes awkward.
Using a pink ID is easier, as your ID number is the same for life.
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2 minutes ago, Peterw42 said:
I would try again today as the system was very overloaded yesterday, you need to put any pink card details exactly as they appear on the card, name in Thai as per the card (usually 1st and second name is listed as 1st name etc, there is no field for 2nd name), ID number from front of card, card number from rear of card etc.
I've give it another go in a while.
On the subject of first and second name:
My first name is listed in the "นาย" feld (Mr) with no space after นาย. Then my second name is listed as name.
At the time I didn't see that as odd, as my Thai father-in-law has the same - นาย, no space, first name (with nothing in the first name field).
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38 minutes ago, Crossy said:
Has anyone mentioned that the number on your pink card will be accepted by the Mor Prom app to register for a covid jab?
It didn't recognise mine yesterday when I got my wife to try to register me with the above. It said it couldn't find my details in the system.
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5 minutes ago, Mr International Travrler said:
It appears that laws don't apply to the military controlled government, just like in Myanmar
Apart from the laws of physics.
I see none of them has successfully jumped out of an aeroplane without a parachute yet.
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14 minutes ago, djayz said:
Why bother? More times than not, as soon as the winds pick up here in rural Isan, we have a power cut (usually branches or falling trees breaking power cables).
If I had a Baht for every blackout, I'd be a millionaire by now!
Keep meaning to get a generator for the house, but it always slips my mind...
If I had a Baht for every blackout since I started keep track in October 2013, I'd have 90 Baht (seriously).
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31 minutes ago, regard39 said:ille qui gladium gladio peribunt
I had one, but the leg fell off.
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Don't try flying a kite.
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I suppose that's 'rough justice'.
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6 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
will have the grass growing under their feet waiting ..
Not to be confused with V2 ganja ..
and if you do , then end up whacked you probably won't care either ..
It could be the option I'll end up with, the way it's going.
Are you happy with doing 90 day reports in Thailand?
in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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Perhaps the question should be more aimed at concern about what will happen to all the IOs responsible for administering 90 day reporting if it was scrapped?
Will they be sacked, given early retirement, or even be assigned to other checking up on the dastardly foreigners?
<For the hard-of-learning: The text above may contain traces of sarcasm>