In Tana Toraja, the dead are removed from their tombs to replace their clothing.

[Bouncer]

They do it once a year. :panic:

[FitnessBrat]

Bodies don't stay held together like that forever. Looks fake!

[MattG]

IDK man, I can't see these primitive ppl tryin to pull a fast one, I mean look where they live, in huts.lol You can see in that coffin all the blood juices,etc stained in rings on the woman pic...the others remind me of egyptian mummies that have survived similarly for millenia...Depends if the climate is right for preservation too I'm sure. Hard one for me to draw a conclusion on :dunno:

[redback]

IDK man, I can't see these primitive ppl tryin to pull a fast one, I mean look where they live, in huts.lol You can see in that coffin all the blood juices,etc stained in rings on the woman pic...the others remind me of egyptian mummies that have survived similarly for millenia...Depends if the climate is right for preservation too I'm sure. Hard one for me to draw a conclusion on :dunno:

Heard of photoshop bro?

[MattG]

yes of course, I thought about that before posting that this time.lol Not tryin to look like a fool again getting tricked by B. Even considering, the two bodies in the background I can see could be real, the woman in the front is the one I'm questioning. Fuck IDK, some weird fucking cultures out there bro, especially in places like this...

[MattG]

Funeral Ceremony in Toraja



Ha! check out very last paragraph. THey do in fact do this once a year, it is not photoshop! Read the whole article, one very strange culture

[Mr I]

Looks like she could use a cup of tea before going back under

[FitnessBrat]

"the scattered bones are gathered"



Yes, this part is totally doable, lol

[Scrumhalf]

For some reason, every time I see that photo, I am reminded of Weekend at Bernie's.