Coronavirus - Thailand

[colmx]

Ray/Blondie did shave it all, for a long time, when at Eros.

I am always suspicious of a straight boy that has shaved his pubes (e.g. some of them in Niceboys) can't help but suspect they were shaved to give their Crabs less places to hide!

[dinagam]

Latin, are you referring to this banquet spread?

[Nirish guy]

Jesus there’s nothing worse than looking back when sober on some of the things you may or may not have done when drunk ..... and by “things” I do of course mean boys !

[Smiles]

The zombies in that photo looks more like Madame Tussauds (or Madame Jim perhaps) circa 1978. Those eyes!

[Oliver2]

The eyes reminded me of the children in "Village of the Damned"....one stare and I'd be ramming my car into a lamp-post.

[latintopxxx]

...guess if all you existed for was to be groped and stroked and used like a rubber toy...then I guess your eyes would also glaze over...

[sglad]

Regarding wearing masks, I noticed a slight decline among Thais wearing them today. And some farangs are using them as a chin strap or a mouth guard which negates their purpose. I expect there will be a reoccurrence of covid.

Chill, francoise. Pattaya farangs are vain and are probably using the masks to support their double chins.

[Brad the Impala]

That's the same left wing media have spent years avoiding any positive discussion about the merits of more private sector involvement and consumer choice, as they have in Germany. They expect the government to Germany's results with the same health care structure as in Cuba.

Cuba sets example with successful programme to contain coronavirus.

This tracing and isolation regime is made possible by human resources. Cuba has the highest doctor-to-patient ratio in the world (even when the 10,000 or so doctors currently working abroad are subtracted from the total). And while health spending was cut during Raúl Castro’s time as president (2008–2018), the island spends a higher proportion of its GDP on healthcare than any other country in the region.

While 30% of the 630 million people in Latin America and the Caribbean have “no access to healthcare for financial reasons” according to the Pan American Health Organization, everybody in Cuba is covered.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...cing-isolation

[latintopxxx]

...sounds like paradise...a....lotsa (free/cheap) medical attention and heaps of willing and able MBs

[Oliver2]

Terrorist Cuba exports doctors while its "land of the free" neighbour exports drones.... and blockades the island.