Thread: Rants, Stupid Shit and Coronavirus in Thailand
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06-11-22 17:01 #2005
Posts: 550USA Drops Mandatory COVID Test for Incoming Flyers
Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
The requirement will end at 12:01 am (Washington D.C. time) Sunday (June 12).
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said science and data show the requirement is no longer necessary.
"CDC has determined that travelers have access to tools (e. G. , vaccines, therapeutics, and recommended prevention measures) and guidance that allow travelers to make informed choices about the use of pre-departure testing and other prevention measures," the order read.
The agency said it continues to recommend that individuals test before and after travel and after any known exposure to a person with covid-19.
The CDC will reassess the decision in 90 days and would reinstate the requirement if necessary.
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06-11-22 01:03 #2004
Posts: 661Thanks
Originally Posted by HorseTrader [View Original Post]
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06-10-22 18:58 #2003
Posts: 1922Note to USA Tourists
According to the Washington Post, starting in 34 hours the USA requirement for pre-return COVID testing is eliminated. The link might be for Post subscribers only.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/transportation/2022/06/10/covid-testing-requirement-ends/
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05-06-22 12:21 #2002
Posts: 347Your words ring true
Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
The experience of one "uneducated" mongerer and his drinking buddies isn't as useful as the results of multiple clinical trials involving 40-60,000 people. The CDC data base is extensive, and vaccines, masks and drugs have all been studied. It is no secret what works and what doesn't. Of course, rolling the dice is exciting and often pays off (I once made a fortune in the casino at the Jaragua Hotel-but I usually lose money there). In the case of COVID, with "only" a 2-3% overall death rate in the unvaccinated / untreated, the odds of escaping the big reaper aren't terrible, and Mr E may fall into the lucky group. I prefer to enhance my odds of surviving by being vaccinated and receiving antiviral medications (if the disease breaks through the vaccines).
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05-03-22 17:02 #2001
Posts: 6916Correction
Originally Posted by EihTooms [View Original Post]
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05-03-22 05:46 #2000
Posts: 6916It messes with their lonely guy strategy
Originally Posted by SoberHans69 [View Original Post]
The girl might and often does conclude, yep, he is damn unattractive, probably has not had sex with anyone in a long time (therefore little or no chance of having HIV or any other STI) and certainly not with a girl as young and hot as me and if I rock his world in bed like he has likely never experienced I will be his go-to girl throughout his entire stay. Besides, she might conclude, not many other girls would agree to have any kind of sex with this troll much less Real Sex but I am special and can deal with it.
Therefore, his being seen trotting around multiple girls from that and other nearby bars tends to contradict that little scenario strategy. Who knows what the first and subsequent bare back girls will say to everyone else about his "unfortunate but sexually safe" profile once they realize they've been fooled.
Those are the guys I know who are terrified to be seen by previous ladies with other ladies and would never take another girl from the same bar.
The funny part is the guys who can and do get away with presenting themselves that way and have the looks to make it believable get more BBFS+CIP with more new and different girls in two weeks than I do in 6 months! LOL. So any girls who think fucking guys like that is in any way safer for them in terms of risk of disease could not be more wrong.
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05-01-22 02:00 #1999
Posts: 661It is said that there are exceptions to every rule
Originally Posted by MrEnternational [View Original Post]
Oh, and the Pfizer pill is a treatment BEFORE you get into a hospital. The pill is Paxlovid:
Pfizer said safety data in the trial was consistent with previous studies, which had shown the pills to be nearly 90% effective at preventing hospitalization or death in COVID patients at high risk of severe illness when taken for five days shortly after symptom onset.
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04-30-22 22:27 #1998
Posts: 17436Originally Posted by TConor [View Original Post]
While me and other friends and family members have been stomping all over South and Central America and the Caribbean with no vaccine and no masks and as of late been on planes all around the USA with no vaccine and no mask and have not contracted any virus, I have had other fully vaccinated friends and family members that barely left the house and got the disease. Most said it was the worst 2 weeks of their life although they were not hospitalized.
And what exactly is the treatment for someone that is hospitalized? Last I heard was when they were only sticking tubes down the patients' throats and most of them did not make it home from that anyway.
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04-30-22 21:07 #1997
Posts: 316Good point but consider this
Originally Posted by TConor [View Original Post]
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04-30-22 07:14 #1996
Posts: 661I disagree that's not it.
Originally Posted by AggieDad1 [View Original Post]
The unvaccinated also have a greater chance of getting the virus and anyone getting it (even the break through cases) have a chance to spread it. So they need to be treated as the they are, inconsiderate or stupid, or just uneducated. The exceptions are for medical reasons, I mean exception for not being inconsiderate or stupid, or just uneducated.
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04-30-22 06:54 #1995
Posts: 316There needs to be some common sense
Originally Posted by LittleBigMan [View Original Post]
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04-30-22 05:14 #1994
Posts: 3315The country leaders of Thailand are playing it safe like always their practice is to watch and follow what other countries do even then they most likely after reading everything stand around scratching their heads as the reason why it is turtle slow.
The pressure is on within their ranks sure it is one day this the next something else but the proposal has been submitted to end two days ago to review the request to end it all by June 1st, personally, I think it might even happen?
Predictable, prior to Songkran they throw it out that after the numbers should be in the 50,000 range this is classic Thailand to throw a high number out if it isn't reached then leaders all look good, guys like Anutin can stand up and claim they got a handle of things that covid is no match for their medical system. Since Songkran, the rate has dropped to 15,000 a day from 25,000 so are we headed to opening?
Tomorrow it will be May 1st, the next meeting in two weeks by cabinet cross your fingers?
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04-30-22 01:37 #1993
Posts: 661Just not worth it
Originally Posted by AggieDad1 [View Original Post]
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04-29-22 18:46 #1992
Posts: 316Thailand Pass Worked
I tried applying in the opening minutes of the new Thailand Pass. Needless to say the first few hours did not go well. It was about 2 and one half hours into the process when I finally got a popup with a code and a notice saying I should have my pas in "3 to 5 days". I used the code to check my status and that screen said "48 hours". Three hours after getting the popup I received an official email confirming my application. About 13 hours from receiving the email I received another email with my approved Thailand Pass QR code. I am hearing that people applying now are receiving there QR code much faster.
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04-27-22 18:47 #1991
Posts: 1922Originally Posted by AggieDad1 [View Original Post]
One Thai Pass problem from January is that my first choice COVID insurance company refused to cover me and their automated rejection didn't state why. I applied to another company and was quickly accepted. Nothing is certain about Thai Pass until you actually have it in hand.
Originally Posted by Nixonbd [View Original Post]