[MNDude]

“He said: “I can’t believe they told us to stay...It wasn’t nice.”

nobody wants to sit next to a dead body, but if a full grown man is brought to tears because if it, it’s time he turns in his man card.

[Fai Mao]

“nobody wants to sit next to a dead body, but if a full grown man is brought to tears because if it, it’s time he turns in his man card.”

Put the body in a window seat so you don’t have to climb over it and watch TV. It should have been the most polite person in an inside seat ever.

[Gay State Conservative]

I've seen an autopsy. I was a young kid just starting at a hospital where I worked for 20+ years. This experience allows me to at least begin to understand the distress this couple experienced.

[dp0622]

Take it easy killer! :)

Not everyone is the same.

If he’s a good father and husband but is weak in some regards, it doesn’t make him not a man.

Me, it wouldn’t really faze me. It just is what it is.

But i’m a guy that cries at insurance commercials that show puppies sometimes so who am I to say? :)

That being said, yeah he should have been stronger for his wife.

[Ann Archy]

COME ON! TOTALLY GROSS!

[libertarian66]

They could have been tears of compassion and goodbye. I might have had one or two. It was a fellow human being who presumably had people who loved and awaited her. She died alone, far from them, far from home.

Pray for her, then turn away.

[healy61]

I had a tenant die. I let the ambulance men in, and they declared him dead. They left, and asked me to stay until the funeral hearse arrived. I did. It was odd, but I didn’t cry. I had known Dave for 15 years.

[Robert DeLong]

No mention in the article that he had cried, or his wife had cried either.

[wastedyears]

nobody wants to sit next to a dead body, but if a full grown man is brought to tears because if it, it’s time he turns in his man card.

So you would be just fine sitting next to a corpse for a few hours?

[wardaddy]

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