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Why Are You Really Here? Downtime Hobby or Desperate Obsession?
Gotta admit, you see one mall or temple, you've seen them all. I teach to stay busy (and I really enjoy the kids, they're like surrogate grandchildren) on top of bicycing when the weather allows. This forum is the sand that fills the cracks in between. Ever since the transition from ThaiVisa to AN, it's now sand in the vag. It was never this rife with bitter keyboard warriors. I browse/post much less cuz of the blowback I know will happen. Instagram and Bluesky are taking over, much happier places, nicer experiences. -
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Accident Pedestrian Killed as Car Hits Man Crossing Road in Lopburi
The damaged windshield shown in the photo does not support the driver's story. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 6 July 2025
Child Drowns After Following Family Dogs Into Backyard Pond on His Second Birthday Picture courtesy of Amarin. An incident claimed the life of a two-year-old boy who drowned in a pond behind his home after following the family’s dogs while his parents briefly fell asleep. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365858-child-drowns-after-following-family-dogs-into-backyard-pond-on-his-second-birthday/ -
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Where can patients smoke their meds?
Ok so let's move past your outdated childish dig at me...... The dosing with flower is not inconsistent provided the farm does their job. Flower can be tested and measured to ensure a consistant product. Strain terpene levels and thc. Measured intake ie 1gram makes it quite easy to find consistency. Edibles may or may not be more potent it depends on various factors and what form of cannabis it is measured against. Flower vs edible vs concentrates for example. The key components are terpenes and thc levels. Which are easily measured in a lab in mg. Edibles do not necessarily have a slower type of metabolism. New product called Nano emulsified edibles have changed all that. With effect taking only a few minutes now. Also edibles are processed through your liver vs smoking or vaping flower. An entirely different method of delivery. The body processes edibles vs flower vs oil differently hence my original comment. Then you also have full spectrum vs isolated products. Ie flower and concentrate vs distillate or d9. Its like oxycotin for example. Designed as an oral medication with a slow release but its well known that abuse happened. People were crushing it up and snorting it. Producing a different effect vs oral intake. Thus changing the *buzz* -
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Chiang Mai Expat Club worth to go?
IIRC, the Duke's events are breakfast events from 09:30 to 11:30 or so. Advance reservations and/or tickets are sold on the website by clicking on the event in question. https://chiangmaiexpatsclub.com/ -
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Accident Child Drowns After Following Family Dogs Into Backyard Pond on His Second Birthday
Picture courtesy of Amarin. An incident claimed the life of a two-year-old boy who drowned in a pond behind his home after following the family’s dogs while his parents briefly fell asleep. At approximately 13:50 on 4 July, emergency services were alerted to the incident at a wooden raised house in Ban Dong Keng, Village 9, Sa-at Sombun Subdistrict, Mueang District, Roi Et. Police investigators, hospital doctors and rescue teams arrived promptly to the scene. Locals gathered as rescuers recovered the boy’s body from the water and laid it on a bed inside the house. The deceased was identified as Master Apichat, aged two. He was found wearing only a round-neck T-shirt, with no signs of physical harm. Mr. Sangwian 34, the boy’s father, explained that he had been ill and sleeping upstairs, while his wife and the toddler were downstairs. Upon waking to find the eldest son missing, he immediately began searching. Remembering that Apichat often followed the two family dogs, he went to check the pond about 100 metres from the house. There, the dogs were standing at the pond’s edge, looking down. Mr. Sangwian then saw his son’s body trapped among reeds in the water. Mrs. Somrat 27, the boy’s mother, tearfully recounted that she had been nursing another child downstairs and briefly fell asleep. Upon waking, she could not find Apichat and searched the house and yard in panic before calling her husband to help. They discovered the boy drowned in the pond. Adding to the sorrow, the day was Apichat’s second birthday. Authorities, after interviewing the parents and relatives, believe the boy had followed the dogs to the pond unattended and accidentally slipped into the water. The family’s dogs had often accompanied him to the pond before, but previous times the parents were watching. This time, the brief lapse in supervision led to the fatal incident. The case is a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers posed by open water hazards around homes, especially for young children. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-06
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