#31
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by karrie
Sense of humour is seriously lacking in some.......If only they could transplant funny bones.
Going green after death
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#32Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by karrie
Which one?If only they could transplant funny bones.
#33
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by WLDB
Bonus is they will then do the BBQ for free and send the ashes to wherever you want.Thats neat. There are quite a few ways one can get rid of a body. I've heard that some people have used cremains turned into an artificial diamond. Its pretty expensive though.
I'm just donating my body to medical research. I was going to do cremation til I read about the research thing. There's no point in having it burned or buried if it can be useful to someone. So it helps people, doesn't cost a dime and has virtually no impact on the environment.
I Have this written into my will . My wife however wants to be set in a tree native style. Not yet sure how I am going to pull that one off.
#34
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by WLDB
Rome was two seasons.Rome was awesome. I was really annoyed when they cancelled it. My only real complaint about it is that the second season was obviously rushed. Those story lines could have taken two seasons.
#35
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by taxslave
You might be able to do it on Indian land, especially if that type of burial was part of their culture.Bonus is they will then do the BBQ for free and send the ashes to wherever you want.
I Have this written into my will . My wife however wants to be set in a tree native style. Not yet sure how I am going to pull that one off.
I would rather my carcass be left far out in the forest for the coyotes and ravens to feast on.
#36
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012
Personally I'll leave the decision making about what happens to my body to whoever's left behind. They're the ones who need to find comfort, not me
#37
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012
I want to be stuff and put on display in some crowded shopping centre.... either that or launched into space...
#38
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by CanIrish
You can be launched into space. Celestis, Inc. - Memorial Spaceflights - Launch ashes into space - Space burial - Funerals in space - Unique Post Cremation OptionI want to be stuff and put on display in some crowded shopping centre.... either that or launched into space...
#39
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by EagleSmack
It was. I was saying the second season's story line should have gotten a third season. There was way too much in the second season. The pace was a lot faster than the first season. The first season covered only about five years while the second covered close to 15. Somehow no one in the show aged aside from the children. Though I can't blame them. HBO pretty much forced them to do it that way.Rome was two seasons.
#40
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by WLDB
HBO did the samething with Deadwood.It was. I was saying the second season's story line should have gotten a third season
#41
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by CanIrish
Get stuffed, eh! I think trying to skin a human would be a taxidermist nightmare. Kinda like trying to skin a mouse.I want to be stuff and put on display in some crowded shopping centre.... either that or launched into space...
#42
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by Cliffy
I don't know, we've got pretty thick rubbery skin in most places. There are plenty of human hides already in museums, so it mustnt be too hard to do. Get stuffed, eh! I think trying to skin a human would be a taxidermist nightmare. Kinda like trying to skin a mouse.
Here's a neat sample The New Jersey Hall Of Shame
#43
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by karrie
Whoa! I stand corrected. Wallets you say. I could use a new one.I don't know, we've got pretty thick rubbery skin in most places. There are plenty of human hides already in museums, so it mustnt be too hard to do.
Here's a neat sample The New Jersey Hall Of Shame
#44
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by Cliffy
The pieces I've seen previous to that were presserved tattoosWhoa! I stand corrected. Wallets you say. I could use a new one.
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#45Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by karrie
Great! I want a wallet with tattoos. I've seen a few people with enough tattoos to make a suit case.The pieces I've seen previous to that were presserved tattoos
#46
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by Cliffy
Maybe this guy will sell you a hide off one of his beauties.Great! I want a wallet with tattoos. I've seen a few people with enough tattoos to make a suit case.
#47
Re: Going green after death
Nov 27th, 2012Quote: Originally Posted by WLDB
Oh for sure. I wished it was more than two seasons myself. What a great series.It was. I was saying the second season's story line should have gotten a third season. There was way too much in the second season. The pace was a lot faster than the first season. The first season covered only about five years while the second covered close to 15. Somehow no one in the show aged aside from the children. Though I can't blame them. HBO pretty much forced them to do it that way.
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