vinapu

specially that you are in Thailand already , no?

wait and see, one day it will although not any time soon it looks

my problem is I was counting on Aug but October is only 3 months away, I can wait if I must but I'd rather not, he , he. As long as general fear of getting sick from virus will be bigger than fear of dying from hunger ( figuratively and literally - that in case of those billions living hand to mouth , now locked , we hear very little about those days )all we can do it what anddy advised in another thread : ' wait and see"

at least you can console yourself with bar visits and massages, even just thought you have that option should console you

sure, keep rubbing salt into my wounds

too bad that they did not post pictures of the said bare chested men, shields or not

by October if not much earlier all will be in full swing , read my lips

Both authorities and travelers at one point need to start being brave

Slowly but surely this 'new normal' will yield to old normal and all that virtual concentration camp we are subject to fades from memory.

it's just decorum. Who , afraid of catching virus , in his right mind would go to such venue ?

Very fact of giving money means that money is lost for us

to complete that report I must mention that tonight ar 11 p.m I was supposed to fly back and in a day or two later start reporting it here. I guess nothing to report, sigh

and have 5000 baht for their troubles

no harm done, we are still in our countries

don't throw cold water at people

it means after tomorrow ! hurrah !

I don't know about food there but he seem to be an eye-candy owner, that's for sure

also what we found is that populations seem to be fed up with lockdowns . If we don't have vaccines perhaps a bit of exposure will actually help us to develop immunity. Is not about optimistic or realistic. We can't expect 7 billion people being idle and locked forever, somebody needs to sow, harvest and bake bread. Yes it will be new cases, even when everything was locked they were. If there's no cure perhaps thing needs to run it's course. as per asymptomatic young adults infecting us oldies perhaps solution is to lock only them or us but not both ? Restricting shopping between 8-10 am to 65 + only seem to be working very well, seniors don't feel rushed and juniors obstructed. And at end of day they need our jobs and to pay off their mortgages, how they do it if we will be clinging to their inheritances forever? Let's be realistic

When dust will settle and companies start looking at the books closely it may turn even more bleak. I happen to know owner of funeral home in one of countries hard hit by the virus . Who would think in pandemic but even his business is on a verge of collapsing. Lots of dead bodies but almost no fancy funerals is his explanation

I'm pretty sure she is right, not likely but for sure it will deter potential visitors bar very few for whom Angkor Wat is 'see and then die " attraction

of course it does, it';s why whoring was invented by our ancestors and viagra by our contemporaries

At least they can open and see what happens. Being closed is not viable for sure. Slowly but surely we are getting closer and closer to normalcy

loud fart always sounds better that what current POTUS has to say

of what year ?

it's not odd, the same happened where I live. It looks different governments are taking different approaches, all while virus is still in charge. But it's hard to blame anybody, all they can do is to try and see what works