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A lot of cocaine?burnzz wrote:
i've rethought my position.
i want to be buried, in a plain pine casket, without any embalming.
that way i can give back what my bodies taken through the years . . .
mostly hops and barleyghettoperson wrote:
A lot of cocaine?burnzz wrote:
i've rethought my position.
i want to be buried, in a plain pine casket, without any embalming.
that way i can give back what my bodies taken through the years . . .
When you come to the UK Burnzz this can be shall we say arranged.burnzz wrote:
i'm going to leave it in my will, that whoever finds me dead - to leave me there, take my credit cards and rack them up. and have at least one beer in memory of . . .
You just need:globefish23 wrote:
Maybe I'll have some tattoos with dotted lines to indicate where to cut for medical students.
I REALLY don't think that's going to be much of an issue anytime soon, and areas where it is a problem seem to handle it easily enough. Into a really far-flung future, if we haven't exterminated ourselves, we could just reclaim graveyards at will and exhume interred remains for a reburial off-world, if we really need aforementioned space.11 Bravo wrote:
it does matter. we do not have an infinite supply of land.FloppY_ wrote:
unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Ultimately, I don't think it matters.
When 15-year old Raymond Tse died in a car accident his father was determined to erect a monument to his memory that would please his son. He contracted with a quarry in Vermont to produce a full-size Mercedes carved out of a 66-ton solid block of granite. The cost was about $250,000 in 1983. The car was shipped to Linden, New Jersey and placed next to the son's 4-crypt mausoleum. The 1982 Mercedes Benz 240-D stone replica is complete down to the license plates reading, "RAY TSE."
I wouldn't want anyone doing that for me, better to go to the pub and have a beer.dayarath wrote:
It's nice to have a grave to visit tbh, I know that they're dead and all but standing there talking does put you at ease.
Yes. Organs removed, blood removed, and you get pumped full of formaldehyde.menzo wrote:
question do most ppl i the US get embalmed? becuase i've never heard of it being done over here.
^this.DrunkFace wrote:
Harvest any usable stuff, turn the rest into fertiliser. I'm dead, could not give a flying fuck.
you gotta be shittin me, dood...JohnG@lt wrote:
Yes. Organs removed, blood removed, and you get pumped full of formaldehyde.menzo wrote:
question do most ppl i the US get embalmed? becuase i've never heard of it being done over here.
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Are you a grave digger?Hunter/Jumper wrote:
Being as I have dug up several people on purpose ( reburial else ware ) and by mistake ( Near by casket collapses into adjacent freshly dug grave ) and seen what happens after 2 day 1 year 5 years 10 etc.. I'd have to go with Cremation. . .
plus it sounds like an Ice Cream Treat.
they usually cremate you first. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_buri … 21.2C_1997Hurricane2k9 wrote:
or shoot me into fucking space
A tube of lipstick? I'd feel like a real prick if that tube slammed into a satellite or the ISS (well, whatever will replace the ISS by the time I'm dead)Kmar wrote:
they usually cremate you first. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_buri … 21.2C_1997Hurricane2k9 wrote:
or shoot me into fucking space
