[Kelseecat65]

Originally Posted by cujemi55 ↗

This incident could have more than easily been prevented had the biker practiced their stretches a little more

[Kelseecat65]

OUCH is all that comes to mind.

[Phanci]

Tore that ass up

[Sharon]

Fatal Split

[partyguinness]

I'd say that hurt like a muthafuck...

[REVZZYBAN]

Ahh, the poor thing. Sniffle sniffle. My sympathies for the scooter.

[wickedminds1]

How fast was he going so this happened

[CuriousGeorge420]

Originally Posted by Rogan ↗

sounds to me like someone was sleeping during their motorcycle safety course. look, this poor idiot clearly had no idea about what profound responsibility riding a motorcycle involves. dodnt mean he shoulda died about it. his country's leaders are responsible for not creating and enforcing the laws that would've kept motorists safe. but then, these third-world countries do not value human life as much as we westerners do, so I reckon we'll be getting more of these pictures for a while. hey, as long as the citizens don't mind martyrdom in the name of DR, it's OK with me I guess.

Are you serious or trolling?

[40043mo]

Uh!
The right leg and foot are on the left side of the body?

[bigt116]

Originally Posted by Rogan ↗

sounds to me like someone was sleeping during their motorcycle safety course. look, this poor idiot clearly had no idea about what profound responsibility riding a motorcycle involves. dodnt mean he shoulda died about it. his country's leaders are responsible for not creating and enforcing the laws that would've kept motorists safe. but then, these third-world countries do not value human life as much as we westerners do, so I reckon we'll be getting more of these pictures for a while. hey, as long as the citizens don't mind martyrdom in the name of DR, it's OK with me I guess.

Do your homework on what is a Third world country. There are laws in place here that are designed to keep motorists safe, if motorists choose to ignore them, that is not the ruling body or the police's fault. Oh, and people here do value life !!

Thailand experienced rapid economic growth between 1985 and 1996, becoming a newly industrialised country and a major exporter. Manufacturing, agriculture, and tourism are leading sectors of the economy.[16][17] Among the ten ASEAN countries, Thailand ranks third in quality of life.[11] and the country's HDI is rated as "high". Its large population and growing economic influence have made it a middle power in the region and around the world.[18]