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In Case You Missed it, the Tattoo Fad is Over
I always think of tattoo's this way. I wore clothes in the 1970's which I thought made me look pretty damn sexy. Of course wearing those same clothes today would make me look like a total idiot. But clothes can be consigned to the garbage can, and a new wardrobe can be purchased to fit the the time and your age. Not quite so easy with tattoo's which tend to live with you forever -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 14 February 2025
Fisherman Found Dead Under Sattahip Bridge, Suspected Drowning After Drinking A 37-year-old fisherman was found dead in the waters beneath Phuyai Rapin Bridge in Samae San, Sattahip, on the evening of 13 February. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1351729-fisherman-found-dead-under-sattahip-bridge-suspected-drowning-after-drinking/ -
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Iran-Thai Tourism Exchange Set to Rise, Celebrates 70-Year Ties
They're only interested in numbers as f that's the only way to show progress. 50% less tourists each spending four times more would be better, and sustainable. -
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Fisherman Found Dead Under Sattahip Bridge, Suspected Drowning After Drinking
Picture from responders. A 37-year-old fisherman was found dead in the waters beneath Phuyai Rapin Bridge in Samae San, Sattahip, on the evening of 13 February. Police Lieutenant Thanit Theepakdee, an investigator at Sattahip Police Station, received a report at 17:20 about a body floating near the left side of the bridge. Rescue workers from the Sawang Rojanatham Sathan Foundation were dispatched to the scene. The deceased, identified as Natthapong Binbueraheng, was discovered wearing only brown shorts. His body was found floating in an upright position, arms wrapped around a bridge pillar. No visible wounds or signs of foul play were detected, and authorities estimated he had been dead for approximately six hours. Rescue workers faced difficulties retrieving the body but managed to secure it with a nylon rope before using a canoe to transport it to shore. The body was then sent to Sattahip Kilometer 10 Hospital for an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death. Natthapong’s 79-year-old grandmother, Yuan Hongthong, who was waiting anxiously at the scene, stated that her grandson was a squid fisherman and frequently drank alcohol with friends near the bridge. She recounted that he had visited her home the previous day to ask for money to buy alcohol. Authorities suspect he became intoxicated and accidentally fell into the sea, leading to his death. -- 2025-02-14 -
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Thailand Halts New Firearm Permits to Combat Rising Gun Crime
So after interviewing and background checking a persons application to carry a firearm and then decline it, that's supposed to cut down on crime? Meaning before they would have issued a license to the wrong kind of people ?
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