[cardsharksam]

This has it all the blotters. The minced up the suicides and lots of POINTERS great set thank you for your great effort

[normdiaz]

Many prospective closed-coffin funerals there.

[pizzahack]

This thread is kinda nostalgic, like, a decade ago most stuff here were from southeast Asia, now it's mostly Brazil and South America (not complaining).

[Xploit Machine]

Thailand is a well-known pointer's country

[kosick]

The majority of ambulance workers in Thailand are not paid – they are volunteers, required only to undertake a two-day first responder training course.
When they arrive at the scene of a death they are responsible for taking care of the body until a paid official arrives to move them to the morgue.
While undertaking the task they will often take photos to post on Facebook or other social media.
“The posing with a dead body is a pride thing, to show that one has helped take care of that body,” Mr Cunningham said.
“It’s a pride in doing a job that society generally shuns.”
In some of the photographs the ambulance workers can be seen pointing at the corpse.
“Pointing at a dead body is just something that has come from pointing to small things in pictures to highlight them,” Mr Cunningham said.
“It’s a little strange that the Thais still point at the obvious but [it’s] just something that they have actually picked up from West.

[Caf002]

Crux, you are the mighty collector of pointers! Excellent job!

[Dinner97]

Parece sacada del cine

[Anaesthetised]

It puts us Asian's squatting to good use.

[acid_punx]

Fantastic set

[dystopian]

Originally Posted by Eldeanio100 ↗

It’s a part of their religion…they are volunteers and this is evidence that they have been helping the dead and allows them to satisfy god that they are worthy

Really? I didn’t know that. If so that’s pretty cool that their culture values wanting to ‘help’ the dead enough to get volunteers for a job like this (where they must see all kinds of things that have got to mess with their heads.)