14 places to go if the world is going to end...... Chiang Mai?

[Tonto21]

Well, I thought it was ironic.

Chiang Mai 1 of 14 places to go if it all goes pear shaped in the World........ Did TAT give someone a foot massage?......................

http://www.businessinsider.com/places-to-go-during-apocalypse-2015-12

Happy New Year Guys.

[northernjohn]

And you would be afraid of the Burmese invading it again. Perhaps the Yukon would appeal to you or the Antarctic. They are both on the list. Also Kansas city and Denver are on the list.

I choose Chiang Mai.

[CMKiwi]

I doubt the Burmese or Myanese would choose Chiang Mai or even Thailand for that matter. But then I can understand their reasoning.

[NeverSure]

If the world has ended, how do you make visa runs?

[puukao]

I've been to every place on the list.....they are ALL WRONG!!!!

"END OF THE WORLD" means just that......not "End of the world minus a few places."

So best place is 11 kms from Queatzro, Mars.

[NancyL]

Of course it depends on how the "world ends", but I've thought that the Old City could be made secure and defended if the "end" was the zombie apocalypse. That moat does serve a nice defensive purpose. Certainly the climate here is more hospitable for continued existence than many of the other places mentioned.

[LannaGuy]

sometimes it feels like it when I'm stumbling down Loi Khroh but apart from the self-inflicted 'worlds end' there's no better place than good old Chiang Mai to bid you all a fond farewell as the meteor races towards us

[Mousehound]

If the world has ended, how do you make visa runs?

Use a visa service!

[cyberfarang]

If the end of the world was to be announced, I want to go out with a smile on my face.

[FolkGuitar]

Sorry, but the world ended some time ago. The crazy guy on the corner wearing a long robe and carrying a sign was right.

What we are seeing now is the final burn out. Remember, it took seven (days, years, millennia, ) to create it. It's going to take seven more for it to reach the ending.

On the plus side, we no longer need to do the laundry or the dishes, right? I mean, who wants to do stuff like that if we no longer need to?

[amexpat]

The end of the world will certainly be an unfortunate event. But it does present some exciting investment opportunities!

[canuckamuck]

End of the world you won't want to be in the cities. They'll be out of food in a few days. Nor do you want to be anywhere with a hard winter. Jungle is your best bet, but as a foreigner here you had better be among friends.

[eyecatcher]

I don't want to sound like I am bragging or anything, but this is the fifth end of the world I have survived.

I can guarantee folks, we all have time for a quick pint

[CMKiwi]

I don't want to sound like I am bragging or anything, but this is the fifth end of the world I have survived.

I can guarantee folks, we all have time for a quick pint

Is that a line from Douglas Adams "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Universe"? Very witty and funny TV series, wasnt so happy with the movie andI expect the book would be even better.

Id better book a seat at the restaurant at the end of the universe.....Milliways?

[CMKiwi]

Got that wrong.....duh! Its actually The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

[NeverSure]

Will we still have internet?

[eyecatcher]

Will we still have internet?

Maybe but remember the e-mail of the species is more deadly than the mail.

(sorry, its the beer talking)

[FolkGuitar]

Will we still have internet?

Yes, but the only provider will revert back to "Loxinfo."

[CharlieH]

Many will probably feel the end of the world is nigh whilst waiting in the immigration office queue !

[NancyL]

One thing I've learned from careful study of every "Walking Dead" episode and from living thru the aftermath of the 2011 Thailand floods and the effects on availability of goods necessary for daily life is that stocking piling gold is totally a bad idea. Instead, we have a stockpile of Coke Zero, toilet paper, cat food and kitty litter. Now THAT'S the stuff you'll really need to survive the end of the world.

[Mousehound]

One thing I've learned from careful study of every "Walking Dead" episode and from living thru the aftermath of the 2011 Thailand floods and the effects on availability of goods necessary for daily life is that stocking piling gold is totally a bad idea. Instead, we have a stockpile of Coke Zero, toilet paper, cat food and kitty litter. Now THAT'S the stuff you'll really need to survive the end of the world.

My shopping list exactly. Sadly, as you watch "Walking Dead" I am having to cross you off the "100 survivors" list - and my Christmas card list also! But I will take Mr Bitey with me to Das Bunker.