[Shawna]

[Sharon]

Good God. Looks like some death practice/ritual/sky burial. The skinned head is quite a striking image.

[-wasted-]

yummy

[jamoney]

good post, the dude witht the finger, ive seen him in other pics from thailand

[Human52093]

Originally Posted by vanb ↗

These people are members of a voluntary rescue and emergency service in Thailand called Sawang Boriboon. That is where 90% of the pointers on this site come from. Here they are probably having some kind of outdoors workshop where new staff get trained in handling corpses and human remains without getting sick or throwing up. The food has nothing to do with the remains, but eh....one has to eat. So lunch is provided in between the hard work. Here is their logo:

That makes sense I suppose. Although it's not as interesting now!

[AbsintheMinded]

All that stuff ends up in your burgers, you know.

[vanb]

That makes sense I suppose. Although it's not as interesting now!

Sorry to piss on the bonfire....yeah, reality is not always as gore as we would like it to be......a shame really

[deathlover56479]

ive some pics from this but not the whole set thx.Nice post

[johnleeknoefler]

http://www.sajja-rescue.com/ These people are Thailand Sawang Medical Rescue. They are part of a volunteer group that was cleaning out the graves. This one body seems pretty fresh. They are vegetarians so I doubt they are eating the body. There is no proof they are eating the body and in one photo you can see the crypts behind them. I am not sure why they deflesh the body as that is just creepy and they seem to have a goulish sense of humor. I suppose the way they are doing it would be a bit cheaper than burning the whole corspe. It is just a nasty job and they are a bit jaded by handling all the bodies.

[vanb]

Sawang Boriboon is the organizer of the yearly Vegetarian Festival but they are not all vegetarians. Certainly not the guy that lived in my street and was a volunteer. He was not a cannibal either (I think). In Thailand being a temporary vegetarian is quite common. A way of making merit. But after that no pig or cow is safe for them!