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59 minutes ago, CorpusChristie said:Slight miss pronunciation , quickly corrected , quite funny really , no doubt the Anti Trumpers will make a big issue out of it
Very common for Trump, who, as we know has the reading and language ability of an 8 year old. I am also certain he has absolutely no idea who the leaders of Vietnam and Thailand are, just as he recently showed that he has no idea that Beirut is in Lebanon. It must be so embarrassing for Americans to listen to a man who clearly is incapable of carrying out the functions of the office he holds.
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23 minutes ago, canopus1969 said:Nonsense nothing to do with the golf course, it is up to the golf player to have his Golf Insurance policy in place for these types of accident
Nonsense from you. Golf liability falls under the laws that define sport participation. If the golfer was playing normally and not recklessly straying from game activity, then he has no case to answer to. In the end it comes down to the laws of the particular country.
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3 hours ago, TooBigToFit said:Sad ending. On a side note, there's no reason to bring cold weather animals to a hot climate, but for some their personal ignorance or selfishness drives them to do it. Animals and plants and probably humans thrive in the environments their bodies are a reflection of and they are native to.
You seem to know little about Huskies, their double coat not only protects them from cold but also heat and they are quite comfortable in the tropics.
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6 minutes ago, keithet said:so this is just if you leave the country and then re-enter to your same address?
What about if just go to another province for a week and then return to same address?
That is the question that most of us would like answered !
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I have heard that the Sa Kaeo governor released a statement this morning that the booze ban in that province would remain in effect until 31st May.
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Well Richard Barrow confirms it and I trust him. "Just a small update about the extension of the visa amnesty. I just read the minutes of the cabinet meeting and the date it has been extended to is 31 July & not 30 July as mentioned by Reuters. Also, it is for ALL visa categories as before AND includes 90 day reporting"
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9 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
It also has copy of the order.
It would be helpful if you posted a link to this "copy of the Order".
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6 minutes ago, edwardandtubs said:
Reuters sell their stories to third-party news sites so it's not at all unusual to see their articles copied word-for-word. Please learn something about how the international news media works before spreading confusion.
No-one is spreading confusion, I am simply pointing out that it would be a good Idea to wait for official confirmation. Even though we knew back in the first days of April that Immigration had already floated this idea. I am well aware of how international news organisations work, that does not make them infallible.
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5 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:
It is also on some Thai language news sites. So it certainly correct.
One mentions it is a extension of the April 7th ministerial announcement.
It is on a lot of websites, but they all quote the Reuters article. there is no official confirmation from any government source yet.
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Just now, vermin on arrival said:
Reporting by Patpicha Tanakasempipat and Panarat Thepgumpanat; editing by John Stonestreet. So you think the thai reporters got their info from a Russian site?
Considering that their announcement is almost word for word the same as the Russian source article, how would you describe it ???
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My understanding is that this source is originally from a Russian news-site that Reuters seem to have copied word for word. I would hold your horses until an official announcement comes out.
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1 hour ago, AussieBob18 said:You first - list all the Dems mistakes, and then I will list Trump's.
Always makes me laugh when someone posts a "this is the truth from a right wing pundit", and is probably the same person who constantly complains about the Biased MSM and the nasty Dems. Fact is Trump has spent his time listening to Fox news and other right wing media rather than the mass of experts he could listen to. Why?, because he is uncomfortable with people who are far more intelligent than him and do not have an agenda other than doing their jobs. Trump did nothing throughout the whole of February, and his China travel ban did not include the 40,000 Americans and Permanent residents who were allowed to fly back into the US without adequate screening. He has spent his time blaming Obama for a lack of stockpiles (ignoring the fact that he could have increased them in his three years in office). He is now blaming the WHO (hint, another idea he got from Fox news). Is he entirely to blame, no, of course not. Should he man up and accept the US response was less than stellar, Yes, but he will not, because In three years in office he claims he has never been wrong or made a bad call (if you believe that, I have a very fine Bridge I would like to sell you). The man is a Grifter who has been out of his depth since he stole the office, its time he and his criminal family got their just deserts.
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1 hour ago, Ian Nagle said:
8,000 dispersed on Sunday from Mo Chit bus station to all parts of Thailand.
Words fail me.
That should actually be 80,000 !!!
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1 hour ago, UbonThani said:
Brits dont shower. Hippies dont shower. He's 1/2 right.
Utter nonsense. You are generalizing. I know Americans, French and even asians who are rather 'lax' on their cleanliness.
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1 hour ago, J Town said:In EVERY case where I've interacted with Thai's, if I am polite to them, they are polite in return. This isn't just a Thai thing, it's a human thing. Duh.
I can honestly say that is not true for me. I have over the years had to 'be polite' to obnoxious, police, immigration, railway staff, and bad drivers without receiving the same in return. I can also say this was not the case 30 or more years ago.
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7 hours ago, Mung said:
I started to get sick on Tuesday last week, peaking 2 days ago. The symptoms you describe ring a lot of bells. It started with a sore throat and then a dry cough. I noticed my breathing was very shallow and I'd be out of breath walking up the stairs. Then came a fever, fever dreams, headaches when standing, back ache as well as ears / nose being blocked. I had a constant stream of nasal muscus running down onto my chest, which was way worse when laying down for some reason.
Today however I'm almost recovered, but it was quite a nasty experience. I returned to my home country from Thailand in early February, so not sure if I did I indeed pick it up, or if it was something else. I rarely get colds and I've never had the flu before, so who knows
I am sure we are all glad you did the right thing and immediately got checked at a reputable hospital and then informed the authorities of all the people you had been in contact with.......... That is what you did right ???
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8 hours ago, thequietman said:
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT - CORONAVIRUS
Last evening dining out with friends, one of their uncles, who's graduated with a master's degree and who worked in Shenzhen Hospital (Guangdong Province, China) sent him the following notes on Coronavirus for guidance:
3. This new virus is not heat-resistant and will be killed by a temperature of just 26/27 degrees. It hates the Sun.
In case you have not noticed the temperatures in Thailand are often 3-4° higher that that and yet infection is still occurring.
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38 minutes ago, christophe75 said:Read the article on Matichon.
-35 years old
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Lungs ravaged.
The nurse who took care of him : severe pneumonia.
Voilà. But do not forget, it's just a flu, and it kills only very old people full of conditions [complete the list with all the BS of lalaland brigade] etc.
Currently the death rate without any preexisting conditions is 0.9%, the death rate for ages 10-39 is 0.2%, the death rate for males is significantly higher than females (2.8% vs 1.7%). On children under the age of 10 have died.
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On 4/18/2012 at 9:14 PM, edwardandtubs said:
Sorry to hijack this thread but can anyone recommend a good pan for an induction cooker and where to buy it. My stainless steel pans don't cook evenly due to hotspots. Aluminium and I believe carbon steel are out. I believe I need a combined stainless steel and aluminium pan, or cast iron.
Carbon steel skillets work fine on induction cookers.
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On 2/24/2020 at 1:45 PM, Airalee said:
That’s not a Porsche in the picture. Doesn’t have the same side profile as any 911/918/CGT etc. look how the front lamps bulge out. It looks more like one of those bodykitted Toyota MRS/MR2 abominations that I’ve seen for sale.
Its a Porsche Cayman !
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2 hours ago, neverere said:
Terrible driving and so sad to see that someone died needlessly. Is it just me, or does it look like the truck driver should have reduced speed when the vehicle started encroaching in the outer lane ? This accident could have easily been avoided.
Its Just you !!
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6 hours ago, sweatalot said:
Nothing wrong. When I pay for expensive BC I don't want that half of my seat is occupied by another person's fat. Let them pay for two seats in bc each or use seats next to another overweight
I guess you have never traveled business class then as Thai and almost all other airlines have pod seats. No way to join two together.
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On 1/19/2020 at 9:52 PM, Thian said:
It was this one for 260 baht iirc...
But look at the flavour strength slider, it's only halfway and that for a 18 months old cheese? Old amsterdam is about the same age and sure has a strong taste.
You need to go for the Vintage Tasty or the Epicure, both are reasonable, although they are not up to the standard of a good English aged mature Cheddar.
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5 hours ago, GordonP said:
International Regulations for Prevention of Collision at Sea. Both are motor vessels, fishing boat is give way vessel.
There is a reason why vessels at sea carry a red light to port and a green light to starboard. Red means stop, Green means go. So the fishing vessel would see a green light and the ferry would see a red light. Now then, which regulations are you reading ????
TAT mulls ‘expat card’ in bid to end dual pricing
in Thailand News
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Really?, who told you that? ????????