A new way for the deceased to be buried on the horizon?
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justincrediblehttp://www.random-good-stuff.com/2010/02/09/screw-coffin/
Pretty clever idea, actually.
Getting buried vertically will save a buttload of space in cemeteries. They're eventually going to run out of space to bury people so this would help delay that.
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gerb131Ashes and no dirt for me.
That way looks like Sarcophagus' (sp) -
Fab1bAshes here too!
How funny though in that illustration they have a fish and duck for tombstones, LOL!!
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bcubed
Don't let someone like Walter in your avatar scatter your ashes for you gerb131, LOL.gerb131 wrote: Ashes and no dirt for me.
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dwccrewI'm going to have them make burgers out of me and feed me to cows. Poetic justice for them, plus it takes up no space, except for when they shit me out.
I guess then people would be justified when they call me a "piece of shit". -
charliehustle14In the water, wtf lol
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2quik4uhmm makes sense
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wes_mantoothashes here as well.
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tk421If people would just get rid of the whole casket and embalming thing, we wouldn't have this problem.
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dwccrew
I think, but I am not sure, that a saket and vault are neccessary because the soil is so soft in the US that bodies would wash up in a heavy rain. Not sure how accurate that is, but it was explained to me that way awhile ago.tk421 wrote: If people would just get rid of the whole casket and embalming thing, we wouldn't have this problem. -
tk421
In certain places maybe, but I doubt it's like that everywhere. I know funerals are supposed to be about the living remembering the dead, but it's just another huge money maker for the business that they get out of people even in death.dwccrew wrote:
I think, but I am not sure, that a saket and vault are neccessary because the soil is so soft in the US that bodies would wash up in a heavy rain. Not sure how accurate that is, but it was explained to me that way awhile ago.tk421 wrote: If people would just get rid of the whole casket and embalming thing, we wouldn't have this problem. -
Curly JYou can't bury me in water, I'm afraid I'll drown !!!
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I Wear PantsWooden casket for me. Bury me in the woods somewhere. Maybe a kid will dig up my bones in 50 years and be all "holy shit, a dead guy".
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dwccrew
I can agree with that. Especially your last sentence.tk421 wrote:
In certain places maybe, but I doubt it's like that everywhere. I know funerals are supposed to be about the living remembering the dead, but it's just another huge money maker for the business that they get out of people even in death.dwccrew wrote:
I think, but I am not sure, that a saket and vault are neccessary because the soil is so soft in the US that bodies would wash up in a heavy rain. Not sure how accurate that is, but it was explained to me that way awhile ago.tk421 wrote: If people would just get rid of the whole casket and embalming thing, we wouldn't have this problem. -
killdeerI wonder what these giant "coffin screws" are to be manufactured of...
also...I can't imagine two people being able to install one as is shown in the picture...heck, I have a hard time just digging post-holes in this hard-pan clay.
On the other hand, it adds a new touch to the graveside service...
Pastor to the assembled: "will the casket drillers please step forward" -
gerb131
LOLbcubed wrote:
Don't let someone like Walter in your avatar scatter your ashes for you gerb131, LOL.gerb131 wrote: Ashes and no dirt for me.
That way looks like Sarcophagus' (sp) -
HereticIf I ever start my own death metal band, this thread title will be the name of my first album!
Without the question mark. -
Gobuckeyes1The older I get, the more I think cremation is the way to go.
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justincredible
You're creepy.Heretic wrote: If I ever start my own death metal band, this thread title will be the name of my first album!
Without the question mark. -
NNNI've already told my family that it's a sky burial for me. Build a platform, throw my body up there, and let the birds feast. When everything's been picked clean and the bones are bleached, go ahead and stick them in a box.
They do something similar to this with Buddhist monks at the monasteries in east Asia. To give you an example of how revered the body is, plenty of mourners are put off by the fact that the monks carry on conversations with each other while carrying out the rituals. -
Heretic
You damn straight I am!justincredible wrote:
You're creepy.Heretic wrote: If I ever start my own death metal band, this thread title will be the name of my first album!
Without the question mark.