Friends, the internet just keeps giving – like this story of a Taiwanese Councilor, a well-known politician, who passed away at the age of 76 in December 2016. Of course, the local Taiwanese News would cover such a story –
ESPECIALLY WHEN HE HAS A POLE DANCING FUNERAL PROCESSION!
Thanks as always to the great Reporters at “RocketNews24.com”, who explain how this wacky funeral happened:
“Telling his brother via a dream through the afterlife two days before the funeral, local councilor Tung Hsiang wanted a funeral procession of jeeps with poles sticking out the top and 50 beautiful dancers using those poles the best way they knew how!”
While I don’t speak or understand Taiwanese, the following news story makes it clear that this was a public procession, as you can see from all of the pictures shared on social media of the event:
Here is the entire news story from Taiwan – I love how their newscast look, and of course, you get lots of women pole dancing while the funeral parade goes by:
This picture taken on January 3, 2017 shows a pole dancer performing on top of a jeep during the funeral procession of former Chiayi City county council speaker Tung Hsiang in Chiayi City, southern Taiwan. Fifty pole dancers clad in black bikinis gave one Taiwan politician a raucous final send-off in an eyebrow-raising funeral parade that jammed traffic and drew crowds of onlookers. / AFP / STR / Taiwan OUT (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)
Thanks to “STR/AFP?Getty Images” for this picture, which was taken on January 3, 2017 showing a pole dancer performing on top of a jeep during the funeral procession of former Chiayi City county council speaker Tung Hsiang in Chiayi City, southern Taiwan – and thanks as always to the folks at “RocketNews24.com” for sharing this story – there are a lot more photos and videos at their website, which you can see here:
johnrieber 
I will start saving now if I can have that group of babes dancing at my funeral.
In fact, why wait until I’m dead?
Best wishes, Pete.
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Pete, my favorite part is that this request came to the brother AFTER the Politician had died….um, OK!
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One way for the brother to spend the dead guy’s money, and have some funeral fun into the bargain. Works for me!
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