Daily News Thai Caption:You can have it (for free)

 

Daily News called it yet another good news story and Thai netizens were once again praising a kind hearted and sincere member of the public.

 

It featured a TikTok post by a tattooist using the name L1LLOLLOL who had been contacted by a potential customer.

 

The customer wanted a tattoo that was permission to use organs should they die. 

 

It featured a request to get in touch with the Thai Red Cross Society should "this body die".

 

Picture: Daily News

 

The tattooist offered the tattoo for free saying they agreed whole heartedly with organ donorship.

 

It was not mentioned in the Daily News story that the word "red" had been omitted and society was spelt wrong. 

 

Hopefully that might be rectified when the final version is made. 

 

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It was not mentioned in the Daily News story that the word "red" had been omitted and society was spelt wrong. 

It might be wrong but it's for a good cause, so NO REGERTS. ????

 

..........and what, please, is Tikok ??

1 minute ago, Mr Joe Bangles said:

..........and what, please, is Tikok ??

 

There seems to be a problem with the speelcheck today.

 

That's a great idea, if a little long-winded.  What is needed is the internationally-recognised logo:

 

4 minutes ago, Bert got kinky said:

 

There seems to be a problem with the speelcheck today.

 

You might be right...there is a spell check issue : )

19 hours ago, webfact said:

It was not mentioned in the Daily News story that the word "red" had been omitted and society was spelt wrong.

Maybe that was why it was given free.

21 hours ago, simon43 said:

That's a great idea, if a little long-winded.  What is needed is the internationally-recognised logo:

 

I agree, it is a really longwinded, but international signs in Thailand  ? but it specifically says Red Cross.

'Organ donor' would be more simplistic, and as Thais normally carry ID cards, it would be much simpler just to have it on their ID cards.

22 hours ago, webfact said:

the word "red" had been omitted and society was spelt wrong. 

I don't like tattoos or any other form of mutilation.  The general level of literacy here being what it is, this sort of mistake is waiting to happen; and it's semi-permanent.  A lady named Porn proudly showed me her name engraved on her shoulder; it read Corn.

I thought about putting D N R on my chest ????

37 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

I agree, it is a really longwinded, but international signs in Thailand  ? but it specifically says Red Cross.

'Organ donor' would be more simplistic, and as Thais normally carry ID cards, it would be much simpler just to have it on their ID cards.

 

what's needed is a  national donor database

Edited November 13, 20223 yr by it is what it is

I have an organ donor card in my wallet.  I don’t think it would be of any use in Thailand.

The body would be rotten before the paperwork was finished to use any organ.

But a nice gesture by the lad.

Don't think Thailand is very well geared up for this.

yet.

 

 

 

Edited November 13, 20223 yr by Orinoco

I asked this a few years ago - this seems like a good occasion to try again:

 

How can I declare myself an organ donor in Thailand?

 

(Also - How can I donate my corpse to a medical school here)?