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We should just do the Soylent Green option.
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Caleb Wilde of Wilde Funeral Homes, is a sixth generation funeral director in Parkesburg, PA. Before purchasing a funeral home, his family’s company originally operated out of the deceased’s family home. Home funerals use to be a common practice in the US and is how the Wildes operated from 1850 to 1928. Wilde said with their portable equipment, they would embalm the body in the kitchen, casket the body in the home, and hold the service in the parlor. :toast:However, the funeral industry has evolved to incorporate funeral homes for a less invasive and probably more sanitary experience. When the Wilde’s moved their business into their first funeral home, they placed an advertisement stating, |
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After I die, wrap me up in a tarp and chuck me in the Kansas River.
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The tricky part for them will be in stealing the body, but I'm confident they'll work it out. |
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I've never heard of such a thing, but I like it. |
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http://www.lifegem.com/secondary/LGPrices2006.aspx |
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http://www.cvltnation.com/death-is-t...m-photography/ |
The death industry isn't much different than expensive wedding rings, weddings, college, holidays, etc.
It's all about the money. |
I've decided I want to be buried & ask the Kansas City Chiefs players to be the pallbearers so that they can let me down one more time.
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