mikeymikec
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RGB effects?
And the ashes are scattered with a can of compressed air?
RGB effects?
See, for me, that's something I'd do because I want to make sure that my stuff is all in order, and I'd like to have at least some say about what my headstone looks like.Another practice I find morbid - people who add their name to a gravestone while still alive, the year of death to be added later.
Like "Joe Smith 1960 - "
I don't wanna be visiting a cemetery and seeing my name.![]()
I can see purchasing a plot and making arrangements ahead of time, but having a casket in the garage waiting for use?![]()
Wait what, you can buy and have your casket shipped to your garage? I'm totally sleeping in that on weekends and pretend to be a vamp with my kids.
Just in time for Halloween.
Stuff the inside with some cushy fancy lining, then I'll dress up in a full swag w1ith sleeves, cape, and all.
You better check for used needles first. Vampires are crackheads.I got to admit they do look comfy! I'd totally sleep in one lol.
In the frozen Canadian forest, there is the legend of Count Squirrelcula.I got to admit they do look comfy! I'd totally sleep in one lol.
Pretty much the only case I see this is when there's a family grave with maybe parent's names or a spouse name already there on the gravestone.See, for me, that's something I'd do because I want to make sure that my stuff is all in order, and I'd like to have at least some say about what my headstone looks like.
Same reason I bought a grave plot. Make it easy for whoever's left at the time to just call the monument company and get the date added, instead of having to manage the whole mess. Same reason some people pre-purchase cremation services, etc.
Also it gives my vanity a certain degree of control over how I'm remembered/memorialized.
Doubt there is a safety latch like in car trunks....Darwin is watching.
You better check for used needles first. Vampires are crackheads.
Just toss that shit in the hole. Done.If someone actually died that way, I wonder if they'd just use the same casket for the funeral or if it would be taboo to do that. I mean, may as well right?
Link?IEDs are our new issue now lol. There was a car bomb the other day. May as well use needles for shrapnel though.
There's no financial benefit to any of this.Pretty much the only case I see this is when there's a family grave with maybe parent's names or a spouse name already there on the gravestone.
Its very clear how it will look like with your name added.
Basically the only difference is that when you die your name + years will have to be added, and this way only the year of death needs to be added. I just don't see some major financial benefit here.
And given the relation, those are probably graves they visit once in a while.
Benefits don't have to only be financial. It could be a benefit for the family because they just have a desire to have some legacy somewhere, or reduce the burden when someone dies by providing a pre-paid option, or reduce the burden by removing decision-making entirely.Pretty much the only case I see this is when there's a family grave with maybe parent's names or a spouse name already there on the gravestone.
Its very clear how it will look like with your name added.
Basically the only difference is that when you die your name + years will have to be added, and this way only the year of death needs to be added. I just don't see some major financial benefit here.
And given the relation, those are probably graves they visit once in a while.
IEDs are our new issue now lol. There was a car bomb the other day. May as well use needles for shrapnel though.
The Duck quacks :Link?
Well, canukistan...sex, $, meth...cause it's fucking cold.No but in a small town you hear lot of stuff before it comes out on the news. It's been pretty crazy here in the past few years lol.
Well, canukistan...sex, $, meth...cause it's fucking cold.
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