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12 hours ago, robblok said:
What an idiot, bit strange the pharmacist does not want to report the problem or at least doest not make an effort.
Nothing strange at all. He was obviously selling him something illegal so doesn't want him caught. He stated he doesn't remember what he sold him and then doesn't turn up at the police station. The police in turn visit him to find he's having a day off. ????
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On 6/23/2020 at 2:37 PM, tifino said:
I bought a similar device to this in the UK and although it does not stop my neighbours dogs barking completely it has reduced it by about 75% - it takes about 2 weeks to train the dogs. The nearer the device to the barking dogs then the more effective it is. As the dogs bark the device emits an ultrasonic sound only audible to dogs, although my kids say they can hear a faint sound. The sound does no harm to the dogs as it only gets their attention which stops them barking - a bit like a teacher blowing a whistle loudly in the playground when the kids are playing noisily.
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7 hours ago, lust said:Thailand has the opportunity to make this country amazing again. Want your tourism back? Start opening weed friendly resorts. Bring the money and smiles back to Thai people. Tax and sell it!
Worked for Amsterdam - sex and ganja - what's not to like ????
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On 5/20/2020 at 3:35 PM, Retarded said:On 5/20/2020 at 3:23 PM, NCC1701A said:
The way I know they are EU is because I sat right next to them and I could hear them talking
How you say "good morning" in EU?
You say it like this
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10 hours ago, Matzzon said:11 hours ago, Tchooptip said:
Are we certain that this Spaniard has not escaped from a mad asylum?????
Yes, we are pretty sure about that. Here in Thailand they are not very common and most of the mad ones are walking freely on the streets I have been told.
I think you'll find most of the mad ones are running the country
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The laminated glass used in car windshields blocks 98% of UV (abc) light. However the toughened glass in the side windows only block 60% of UVB and none of UVA (cancer causing) so extra tint is advisable in Thailand for health reasons.
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On 4/10/2020 at 6:23 PM, EricTh said:
It's amazing that Thailand was the first country outside China who was infected but the numbers are still very low.
It all depends on how a country records deaths. In the UK everyone who is infected has this mentioned on their death certificate even if they died of something totally unrelated. The Covid 19 disease is spread by infected droplets of water expelled by an infected person. In a climate that is very humid these invisible droplets quickly hit other water droplets and fall to the ground. The virus spreads more easily in dry arid climate plus people who live in cooler climates spend more time inside and live closer together.
You do though have to wonder why Thailand is taking such severe steps when their infection rate is supposedly low.
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11 hours ago, jimmjam said:
Lets not forget, these viruses mutate aswell. This covid virus has already mutated 8 times already i believe.
So it will probably end up having a name change eventually as it is not in its original form.
You are correct. All viruses mutate but it is the most dangerous mutations that don't survive because they kill their host and therefore do not infect further hosts. It is the less dangerous mutations that are more successful as they continue to infect other hosts without killing. This is the basis of herd immunity but unfortunately many hosts have to die before this is achieved.
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16 hours ago, Liverpoolfan said:
Two of my family members back in the UK have now been diagnosed with it.
Both said it's like pneumonia.
It's not like Pneumonia it is Pneumonia. The disease Covid 19 causes Pneumonia.
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7 hours ago, natway09 said:
And I just saw a flying pig go past my window
Swine flew? ????
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19 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:20 hours ago, saengd said:
It seems from what I've read that the previous virus was a much milder strain and that we've now acquired the Italian version, I think this may be a whole new ball game.
This new "Italian" strain, has been identified by who exactly ??
There are indeed at least two strains but neither is worse than the other.
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9 hours ago, Peterw42 said:9 hours ago, colinneil said:
So the health ministry said a second person has die from the virus.
Anybody who believes its only 2 is deluding themselves.
Who is the health minister..................... Anutin, he could not even lie straight in bed.
You may be right, but what possible advantage would come from downplaying the figures, tourism is already shut down, the country is already in semi lockdown. I cant see what could be gained by not doing correct numbers.
Sir Walter Scott Quotes - Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practice to deceive.
If they now give the true figures people will panic. Even in provincial cities , Nakhon Sawan for example, shopping centers are now closed. Why?.....when the figures are so low?
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29 minutes ago, justin case said:
well, we will see in a few weeks, if old people in thailand are saved by the heat theory of the PM a few weeks ago...
All Corona viruses die at temperatures above 56c and do not commute well in humid conditions but poor Thai people live cheek by jowl so the virus will spread. Intensive care facilities are just not available in rural communities so the death rate will be high for older people and others with underlying health issues. 80% of people get ill and recover, 10% will recover with basic hospital care but 10% will require intensive care and respirators so if these are not available then the death rate will be around 10% compared to the world average of 3%.. So keep washing your hands and wear a mask. The mask helps stops people spreading the virus if they don't know they're infected and it also stops you touching your mouth. This basic information was gleaned by the Chinese so ignore well meaning advice by health experts as the Chinese have hands on practical knowledge.
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6 hours ago, timendres said:6 hours ago, NCC1701A said:
there are more than two strains of the virus now. the Italian one is different.
and many comparisons to Italy and Thailand now in terms of potential numbers.
I was not aware of this.
If you read the full article The Ian Jones of Reading University said
The differences between the two identified strains are tiny. In fact, they can’t really be considered to be separate “strains”, says Jones. And many of the genetic differences won’t affect the production of proteins, and so won’t change the way the virus works, or the symptoms it causes, he says. One is not more deadly than the other.
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On 3/8/2020 at 5:28 AM, Scouse123 said:
The frequent flyer cards now are getting to the stage where they are so poorly rewarded, you might as well just look for the best flying deal as and when it comes with any respectable airline and ditch any loyalty.
I've been doing this for a number of years. Emirates recently gave me 4000 miles to try and attract me back but 4000 won't even buy you a free coffee so waste of time.
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Unless you shave at least twice a day then all these masks are useless as they don't form a proper seal.
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25 minutes ago, Jane Dough said:
i disagree.
It's not as serious as flu.
Rooster
Not yet anyway.
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On 3/6/2020 at 1:58 PM, PPMMUU said:
If you have someone in your care that is suspected to have COVID-19 please contact healthcare provider nearby. DO NOT TREAT THEM AT HOME.
I'm in the UK at the moment and the advice is to stay away from hospitals and self isolate. There is no special treatment for flu. Paracetamol or Ibuprofen to keep the temperature down and drink plenty of fluids to stop it developing into Pneumonia.
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On 3/7/2020 at 4:41 AM, darksidedog said:
The devil of course is in the details. Who are the 300-400 being tested every day? Those returning or arriving from overseas, or average people turning up at the local hospital sick? If the former, to be expected, if the latter, we are all in lots of trouble.
Most viruses don't survive in hot humid conditions. The infected droplets that are coughed or sneezed into the air attach to other droplets of water then become too heavy and fall to the floor. If Covid 19 behaves this way then the 300-400 being tested are returning from infected areas with colder dryer climates.
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Tomatoes contain malic acid and citric acid and consuming too much of these could make your stomach too acidic and cause heart burn or acid reflux. Therefore it is recommended that those who suffer from digestive stress or have gastroesophageal reflux disease shouldn't eat too many tomatoes.
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On 2/25/2020 at 8:26 AM, BritManToo said:High school graduate 9k/month, University graduate 14k/month
Street food seller = less, Member of Parliament = more.
Is the average salary in a town relevant to anything?
I was one of the highest paid guys in my field working in London, I couldn't make the average wage.
Mainly because the stockbrokers, day traders, bankers and other fat cats made millions.
I think I remember you......did you have a hotdog stand?
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2 hours ago, onekoolguy said:
If you are 70 or over you can use the family line which is usually very short.
When I transited in December there was a sign in English explaining this.
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11 hours ago, tjo o tjim said:12 hours ago, carabaothai said:
Strange..
Only 34 people here but banning Thailand like Korea (833, 7 dead), Italy (230, 6 dead)...
Strange...
Kind of says how much they trust Thailand’s official numbers.
39 now - 2 more reported since this article was written but I suspect the numbers are much higher.
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Thailand is red-lighted in UK for quarantine purposes alongside Brazil, China and US, inexplicable move
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Yes. Other countries test all deaths and if they are Covid 19 positive then that death is added to the Covid deaths even if they died of something totally unrelated, such as cancer.