Yes

I'd recommend nothing at all, and make sure you don't bring stuff that's 110V only, such as some really crap hair dryer. (Must things that you travel with will be dual voltage)

Penile Extension. It's the next step up from the ED visa. (Erectile Dysfunction)

Only good news for Americans who have a lot of USD. (Or other people with assets in that currency.) If you make money in Thailand it's quite the opposite.

Looks like a fantastic project. <3

Only major storm systems can be predicted a couple days ahead of time, but for day to day weather I would just use a radar image:

@Alberto ***********

probably, yes. Early days though, it only starts 1 November

* Test & Go will be available in Chiang Mai, however that relies on actually having direct international flights; currently there aren't any.

* If you arrive in Bangkok you'll need a SHA+ hotel within a 2 hour drive, so that's within Bangkok.

* After testing negative, you can go wherever you want the next day; Chiang Mai or anywhere else.

There are restricted opening hours? ;)

This is incorrect. Seems someone has mixed the list of places that will officially 'reopen' to foreign travelers with a list of places that had a curfew which will be lifted.

Completely wrong and nonsensical information results.

It's not uncommon for Bangkok-based journalists and government workers to end up in a little bubble of their own, and completely lose sight of the fact that Thailand is bigger than Bangkok.