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    What i find sad is that he must have been lonely with no friends if no one bothered to check for 3 days. Or maybe he just had fairweather Pattaya 'friends'.

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    sad news RIP. the publishing of the pictures of his corpse on the news ,i find revolting.zero respect for him and his familly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife View Post
    Jocks will try anything to get out of paying the bill, but that's taking it too far...
    Stereotyping racist.

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    Poor old bugger. I didnt like the photos either, no foul play and unnecessary, even for a news item. Still at least he played out his last years in Pattaya, instead of a cold flat in Glasgow.

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    Its not Doodles is it ?

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    If it was a heart attack I hope it was quick and relatively painless

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    I guess as an instrument/electrical supervisor in the rig construction business
    That's a hell of a detailed guess....

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    Quote Originally Posted by smeden View Post
    R.I.P may u rest in pease
    RIP, Scotty

    I lost my Dad last year also from Glasgow but passed away in a Nursing Home in Oz.

    he was a widower for 21 years and lived alone in his own home,

    dont wish to compare, hope he had a fling before the lights went out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dug
    Originally Posted by ItsRobsLife Jocks will try anything to get out of paying the bill, but that's taking it too far... Stereotyping racist.
    The real truth is a Glasgow man will give a poor man his last penny and go hungry himself
    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Pastry
    at least he played out his last years in Pattaya, instead of a cold flat in Glasgow.
    a little fun and sun in Pataya is most certainly better than a council flat and smokey old pub in Glasgow at this time of the year

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    Quote Originally Posted by StrontiumDog View Post
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    Are the photos really necessary . . . zero respect from these fuckers
    Agreed, absolutely no reason to show them.
    It's some comfort when they show dead and mangled bodies, to know that in Thai movies they pixel out weapons, booze, cigs and associated paraphernalia.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nawty
    Its not Doodles is it ?
    A. I'm 35 years old.
    B. I live in Bangkok.
    C. I'm not Scottish.
    D. I'm typing this.

    So, if by 'Doodles' you were referring to me, then no.

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    Of course it's demeaning to show such photos. If we need to be reminded of our mortality, then show the funeral photos. Showing photos of a naked corpse is totally lacking in dignity and clearly disrespectful for the departed.

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    Not only that, Bob, but the farang media aren't shy about posting pics and personal details soon after a death and before relatives in farangland have been informed.

    I wouldn't like to make such a discovery whilst watching TV.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsaigon View Post
    Of course it's demeaning to show such photos. If we need to be reminded of our mortality, then show the funeral photos. Showing photos of a naked corpse is totally lacking in dignity and clearly disrespectful for the departed.
    I think it's just a different view on death and way of appoaching and handling it here. Doesn't necessarily make it wrong (although I also find it personally a bit distasteful).

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    Quote Originally Posted by StrontiumDog
    Agreed, absolutely no reason to show them.
    Quote Originally Posted by taxexile
    showing the photos does not in my view mean lack of respect, nor does it demean the mans life
    Right, I am past 75 and I am still here and doing great and looking for a few more.
    Pobly the reason thay show such pix sometimes, as in this one, how were they to know he was a Scot, he had no pants or Kilt on so maybe thats why.
    They must have found his Tartan Kilt in the closet.

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    Showing photos such as this serves absolutely no purpose other than to sensationalise a tragic circumstance. If media editors have to resort to this practise to sell either printed or electronically formed news, they are indeed scraping the barrel, and is neither ethically or morally correct.

    However, if a point is to be served, maybe some (accept this comment in the spirit that it's made, and not applicable to everyone) readers will reflect on their own circumstances, and if in doubt about their health or lifestyle, will maybe take from this tragedy a 'wake up' call. Friends (real), maintaining regular contact with family, establishing a life where somebody is going to miss you is important. The thought of lying in a state of rigor mortis for several days until some stranger, through nothing more than either a complaint about the smell coming from the room or a planned cleaning day, finds you, isn't one where I'm sure any of us wants to be.

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    What is all the liquid & gunge on the floor surrounding the deceased?

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    Quote Originally Posted by watterinja
    What is all the liquid & gunge on the floor surrounding the deceased?
    He's been dead for a while. What do you reckon?

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    Your Bladder and Bowels clear themselves when you pop your clogs.
    Plus that if he was in decay then juices do come out of you, but he doesn't appear to be to bloated, but the pix are blurred a lot too.
    But I didn't think Rigor lasted that long either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsaigon View Post
    Of course it's demeaning to show such photos. If we need to be reminded of our mortality, then show the funeral photos. Showing photos of a naked corpse is totally lacking in dignity and clearly disrespectful for the departed.
    I agree.

    News Type : Community
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    This piece of human excrement should be?????????????????
    who does he work for, police, ambulance or one of those corpse chasers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tayto
    who does he work for, police, ambulance or one of those corpse chasers?
    That's what I was wondering . . . how do these guys get into the location? And why do the cops let them take photos (rhetorical)

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    Quote Originally Posted by AntRobertson View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by bobsaigon View Post
    Of course it's demeaning to show such photos. If we need to be reminded of our mortality, then show the funeral photos. Showing photos of a naked corpse is totally lacking in dignity and clearly disrespectful for the departed.
    I think it's just a different view on death and way of appoaching and handling it here. Doesn't necessarily make it wrong (although I also find it personally a bit distasteful).
    True. Take the view point that the body is just a vessel for the being, after death the being has moved on and all that is left is another empty shell.

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    Why does he have a poster of himself on the wall of his bedroom?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chairman Mao View Post
    True. Take the view point that the body is just a vessel for the being, after death the being has moved on and all that is left is another empty shell.
    That's just it, isn't it? What is left behind isn't important in some cultures. With Christianity we are preserved, buried under a monument to survive ages and laid in a cozy coffin in our best clothes. With Buddhism we are burned on a funeral pyre. I'm going with the second choice.
    "he who thinks he knows, does not know; he who thinks he does not know, knows." Lao Tzu

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    Sorry Doodles....thought you was Scottish

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