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35 minutes ago, Oldie said:
"The rest of the provinces were marked in green to show no Covid-19 cases have been reported in the new wave of infections."
Sadly there is not 1 province that is marked green...
True.
To me, apart from red and yellow the other colours appear to be light blue and white.
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1 hour ago, morrobay said:Seafood is safe if cooked at 70° C for 5 minutes
1 hour ago, tonray said:2 hours ago, Hayduke said:So...if "COVID-safe" certification consists of putting a label on something. Why not give all the Burmese official "COVID-safe" t-shirts?
Certainly for Bar Girls...might help tourism
Perhaps the bar girls should be 'cooked' at 70° from the vertical for 5 minutes.
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42 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:They've tunnelled their way in .. any blind fool can see that .. all the authorities have gotta do is go looking for little mounds of dirt emptied from the bags hidden within their strides Great Escape style .. they'll look a bit like molehills I should imagine ..
You mean they should be looking for someone with soiled trousers?
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1 hour ago, Grusa said:
The army says "it was the navy"
The navy says "it was the police"
The police say "it was the forest rangers"'
The rangers say "it was the air force"
The air force says "it was the monks"
The monks say "it was kharma"
Bhuddah says "follow the money.....!!"
It's christmas. They're playing a variation of 'pass the parcel'. It's known here as 'pass the blame'.
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9 minutes ago, bangsaenguy said:
Just had a look at Google maps. Helluva trip to reach Bangkok by sea from Myanmar. Around Singapore?
Perhaps Royal Thai Armed Forces spokesperson, Lt Gen Chaowalit Sangkarit learnt geography at the same school as those four illegal Chinese caught entering Thailand from Burma, claiming they were trying to make their way home to China.
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7 minutes ago, owl sees all said:
The water leak is no more. Since the leak started - which is when it was last fixed - I estimate that 121,976 litres of water has been lost.
I love your use of the word 'estimate' while quoting such a precise figure!
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2 minutes ago, Scottish Thailander said:If it is then the parts other than the head are not open to others to snip. Maybe in case the ordainee may be doing his penance for sleeping with someone’s wife or daughter and they may “accidentally” slip with the shears.
Could be a chance to defect to the Jewish faith if the right part was snipped.
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6 minutes ago, webfact said:“The second and third patients are a mother and son from Muang district who had visited the same clinic where the first patient had received testing,” he said.
That's a frightening admission.
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Just now, Scottish Thailander said:
I believe the trip to the Wat was for the hair cutting. Everyone snips a few hairs then if I remember correctly a monk gets the clippers out to finish off a No.1 style shearing.
From what I understand, it's all body hair to be removed?
Can I lower the tone by asking if people can choose which hair they remove?
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17 minutes ago, owl sees all said:
The odd mask wearing.
I just have to say this: The girl wearing the mask has really beautiful eyes.
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44 minutes ago, HiSoLowSoNoSo said:
The border near Aye Chan Thar Yar in Myanmar is wide open, if you can swim a short distance over the upper Kra river you are in Thailand. Almost impossible to close off the border so no illegal immigrants can enter Thailand.
A river? That must be the fault of the navy again, as the army have tried to claim already.
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41 minutes ago, colinneil said:What a load of rubbish, the Army are making these claim probably to cover up for the fact that they are not patrolling the borders properly.
Does that mean the army might fall out with the navy?
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3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:Well shut that door ..
as Larry Grayson used to say ..
Not now Everard.
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2 minutes ago, Jiggo said:6 hours ago, poohy said:Hmm the aquarium just south of Prachuap (i exercise daily there) is once again closed as it was during lockdown.
Myself and a bunch of Thais in front of me were turned away today.
That sounds a bit "Fishy" sorry
Just don't carp on about it.
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Just now, Truth Will Set You Free said:What about Chonburi. My Thai friend said they announce on TV of two cases in Chonburi.!!???????????????????????????????? They have a lot of workers in Pattaya that are not Thai’s. Are you should none has slip down to Pattaya too?
'They have a lot of workers in Pattaya' I think you've spelt 'workers' wrong. It's 'an', not 'or'.
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4 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
and dab new luckiness on the motor with some windowlene just in case the last lot got washed off in the rain ..
And I would have thought this would be a perfect place for Amulet traders to set up .. then those daft enough to have taken to the road without one can be on their way with the latest in invisible spiritual suit's of armour ..
Hang one on me bro...
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Thai police to reduce number of alcohol breath tests over New Year
in Thailand News
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That must surely be today's oxymoron.