Scooters and pople in Thailand not wearing the right gear will not be relevant to some pople around here to get a glimpse of their own mortality. This image is far more shocking because many of us can relate to it more.
Be warned...
Scooters and pople in Thailand not wearing the right gear will not be relevant to some pople around here to get a glimpse of their own mortality. This image is far more shocking because many of us can relate to it more.
Be warned...
wicked video then i found this one not as fatal but must have been painfull
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-EL2...eature=related
After reading through the thread and seeing people's reactions, I don't think I need to see it thankyou.
Determined to kill my bike before it kills me
I want to look, but I fear from everyone reaction I would probably have nightmares about it... you will have to let me know what its about trudes.
" It appears that the website has become alive. This happens to computers and robots sometimes. Am I scared of a stupid computer? Please. The computer should be scared of me."
Thats bad. The only thing that makes me feel better is the scooter rider wouldn't have had a clue what was happening, instant lights-out.
That is sooooo gross. I feel sick![]()
Oh dear, another sad little post from the man who thinks sarcasm is wit.
Hmmm, doesn't bother me truth be told. After having read one of the first comments in the thread (the one about not wanting to let go of the pole) before watching the video I couldn't help laughing when the rescue workers started getting a bit frantic about getting him off it.
However, I find the scooter video far more cringe inducing... But truth be told - it's not the gore or the carnage itself that get to me, it's watching it unfold and just knowing that while that fella might be alive and well now, but he's not going to be well, and most likely not alive either, in another 5 seconds.
Both are fascinating photage to watch in a part of the world where we're spared the more gory sides of life...
Another example is this homepage: Wound Ballistics
No videos - but a lot of very graphic black and white images embedded in the text. Makes for interesting reading btw. Some bits of it are not for the faint of heart though.
I don't think it would be that horrible. Horrible for the family to watch yes - but that would be pretty much "Hey, looks like I'm gonna kiss that pole - good thing I'm wearing a hel...."
Let's get hold of a set of the Taiwan road code then.
Hmmm, I'm sure he'd have a few seconds to think WTF before being run over by the first wheel - and he might very well have been conscious even after that point.
It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
It was Thailand - lived there and recognised the writing. The reason they take the scraping every last bit of body up seriously is as buddhists they believe that the next life will not suffer more if all body parts are present when they go on to their next life.
Only a select group of people in Thailand will touch a dead body (something about the dead person's bad karma attaching to you) and so many times when driving around you will see many a motorbiker who has lost a fight with a truck - oh and they don't cover the body with a sheet. A very large crowd will gather and gawk - makes for nice traffic jams while you get stuck right next to the body in the back of a taxi while you try desperately to distract your child so as they are oblivious to the whole thing
When we first arrived the hotel (where we worked) regularly had the police in trying to scare the staff into wearing helmets etc and brought along some gnarly photos. The brain in the middle of the road is one that will stay with me forever...![]()
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Apathy - I could take it or leave it...
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