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AP: Thailand's martial law gives rise to selfies

AP: Sometimes you never know when the opportunity for an interesting selfie will present itself.

When Thailand's military declared martial law early Tuesday, troops appeared on the streets at some key intersections in Bangkok. That didn't necessarily mean the situation was tense, however.

Bangkok residents going about their morning routine didn't hesitate to stop and snap a few photos on their smartphones.

Some posed with soldiers, who complied amiably.

“105 Freeway Traffic Jam Is The Perfect Place For Selfies”

Social News Daily: "It was a pretty rough commute on the 105 freeway today (April 11, 2014). Traffic was at a standstill for so long that people actually got out of their cars to take some selfies."

The 105 freeway was closed down today because a man was threatening to jump off a bridge. And while the authorities dealt with the severely serious situation at one end of the 105, Los Angeles drivers took selfies at the other.

The 105 freeway selfies raise at least one interesting question. Is there such thing as an inappropriate time to take a selfie? Earlier this week a student shared a selfie after getting stabbed. We’ve also seen  selfies taken immediately after sex, selfies taken with prostitutes, and one selfie taken with a corpse.

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Is shaking with anger. He's been hacked, you see. It's been a terrible regrettable mistake. One of those two things or both. Former London deputy mayor. He's 66 years old, so almost old enough to know better. He's fat. Pasty. *whispers* (ginger). Horribly mangled pixilated penis. All over the place. Don't look, I beg you, for the sake of the children, don't look.

I-phone. Automatic upload ap. Facebook got the pictures intended for... he was hacked.