Ewwww! Ill take mine black.
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Heh, my highschool woodshop teacher built his own coffin and kept it in his garage (his wife wouldn't let it in the house)
Hey elf, what happened to the one that use to be in your apartment, I vaugely remember passing out in it once...
Hey elf, what happened to the one that use to be in your apartment, I vaugely remember passing out in it once...
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http://www.lifeart.com.au/selection_of_savings.asp
If this shit ever ends up on my coffin, someones ass is gonna be haunted...
If this shit ever ends up on my coffin, someones ass is gonna be haunted...
"OH SHIT.....MY SPLEEN" - ME
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If it is cardboard why isn’t it cheaper?
To ensure that we passed industry standards a specialised construction of cardboard is used to make LifeArt coffins. Whilst this makes Enviroboard coffins cheaper in terms of the cost to the environment, the manufacturing costs mean that LifeArt coffins are priced somewhere in the range of the traditional value coffins.
they are so full of shit.....
To ensure that we passed industry standards a specialised construction of cardboard is used to make LifeArt coffins. Whilst this makes Enviroboard coffins cheaper in terms of the cost to the environment, the manufacturing costs mean that LifeArt coffins are priced somewhere in the range of the traditional value coffins.
they are so full of shit.....
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Bone wrote:Heh, my highschool woodshop teacher built his own coffin and kept it in his garage (his wife wouldn't let it in the house)
Hey elf, what happened to the one that use to be in your apartment, I vaugely remember passing out in it once...
That was Shawn Kierins coffin. I kust kept it @ my house for a few years because he lived @ home @ the time. His grandmother lived with them and went into the basement one day and saw it. Needless to say, she thought it was for her! So, we moved it to my house. He eventually took it back......yeah, alot of folks slept in that coffin. Including the recient "Troll".....that was his bed for about a year back in 92....... and BTW, I really had nothing to do with all that. I wont go into it, but I am really embarassed and discusted with the whole thing.....and I dont want to talk about it!
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gothic_spleen wrote:If it is cardboard why isn’t it cheaper?
To ensure that we passed industry standards a specialised construction of cardboard is used to make LifeArt coffins. Whilst this makes Enviroboard coffins cheaper in terms of the cost to the environment, the manufacturing costs mean that LifeArt coffins are priced somewhere in the range of the traditional value coffins.
they are so full of shit.....
In that case, i'll just make my own fucking coffin out've pizza boxes...
Found something better!
Heres what they need to do with my body when I die....
http://www.koerperwelten.com/en/pages/home.asp
I have always loved tthis guys work BTW.
Heres what they need to do with my body when I die....
http://www.koerperwelten.com/en/pages/home.asp
I have always loved tthis guys work BTW.
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Going along with my "cyber fantasy" of being an anthropologist who works for UT, let me encourage you all to donate your bodies to UT.
Your body can decompose in the woods by the river...naturally and then become part of the countries largest skeletal collection.
I have seen the bodies that accidently got embalmed before going to the facility and let me tell you, you don't want to be embalmed. Its so disgusting and pointless.
http://web.utk.edu/~anthrop/index.htm
Your body can decompose in the woods by the river...naturally and then become part of the countries largest skeletal collection.
I have seen the bodies that accidently got embalmed before going to the facility and let me tell you, you don't want to be embalmed. Its so disgusting and pointless.
http://web.utk.edu/~anthrop/index.htm
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Those are cool, thanks for sharing. Although the older I get the more I think I wanna just be cremated when I go. Plantin' dead folks takes up alot of land. The body farm thing is very tempting, but family needs something or somewhere to pay respects & shite. I know it was good for me to have a place to go and "visit" my dead relatives after they passed. I'm still leaning toward the fire, though. 
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My idea
Whoever dies first my husband or I will be cremated. That person will go into the urn first. Then him or I will be cremated and put in the urn ,when the other one passes away. The urn will be welded shut and placed on a monument like headstone so loved ones can visit and pay their respect. Or we could have our ashes strewn across the ocean.
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