tallguy

Beaches have been open for months. Sure most National parks are open. There may be the odd one that is closed.

Some places could be converted quite quickly. In conversations a while back some guys were suggesting that places in Pattaya like Royal Cliff and The Ambassador could be up and running as casinos fairly quickly. I guess there are similar places in Phuket

What are you trying to imply??

You should see the cars gping down to The Sky Gallery and Chocolate Factory on Cosy Beach at the weekends. Not unusual to see convoys of 5 0r 6 Ferraris and Lambos driving down there. Porsches and Mercs are lo-so by comparison.? (Before they re-surfaced the road we always wondered why anyone would drive a supercar down there. So many potholes that could have caused a lot of damage to cars like that.)

Glad it's a bar I don't go into. Uncomfortable seating and loud, shit music.

I remember saying to Adam one time that I hadn't seen Bird, (I think that was his name), around for a while. A short time after Adam told me that the girls had told him that Bird had died. I don't remember being told that it was one of Cherry Bar staff that found him, but it is a long time ago now.

I was also under the impression that he died a good few years ago (when Cherry Bar was still on Soi 8). However, a recent thread elsewhere suggested he was still alive in Samui or Phuket. Seems a bit unlikely, but who knows?

Glad it went well. When I had a root canal the worst session was grinding down the tooth for the crown preparation.

Are you aware that Liverpool are owned by Fenway Sports Group who also own the Red Sox? Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal all have strong Irish connections.

What about the US$3000 deposit the Cambodians are asking from tourists?

We also have many other sports, Rugby Union, Rugby League, Cricket, Horseracing, Boxing etc. The same applies to other European countries, although the sports will vary. It is just that football is far bigger than any of the others.

Except they might not want to come out to play until next year.? I think the Aussies are only looking at flights to and from New Zealand at the moment. (Happy for anyone to fill in any gaps or correct any errors).

Yes. The flights you mention are repatriation flights bringing Thai nationals back home. Latest reports are that the authorities do not expect normal international flights to resume until end-September and then limited to countries who are deemed to have controlled Covid.

I have found that some of the cabs are very cramped for my long legs, ok for a short local journey but wouldn't fancy going all the way to Sri Racha and back.

Ultimately that would be down to the OP's negotiating skills. A buyers market at the moment, i reckon a taxi driver would rip your hand off for a return fare to Sri Racha.

Likely to be similar price to an aircon meter taxi. I'd go for the comfortable option.

Possibly Wine Connection in The Avenue or Royal Garden, but never looked for it myself.

Not really full passenger services is it? Weren't there at least 2, possibly 3, Etihad flights per day from Manchester?

Selling food or giving it away to Thais? There seem to be a few ad hoc charity inititiatives popping up around town.

What happens to 90 day reporting after 30 April is unknown. Just have to wait and see. Hopefully they will come up with a solution that avoids lots of people turning up at the same time but I am not confident. Fortunately my next 90 day is not due until the end of May so hopefully it will be sorted out by then.?

Exactly.?

To be fair I do not think the temperature guages they use are very accurate. The readings I have had in various places have not been consistent including one time varying by nearly 1 degree C within less than an hour in 2 different bars on WS.

Have a look at NDTVi's latest youtube vid on Walking Street and Soi6. It is eerie.?

I'm doing my best.???

I have rarely got the confirmation e-mail. The majority of time I have gone back into the system to check the status to see it has been approved.