When a friend of mine died, his casket was placed in a niche in a mausoleum at a local cemetery. Before placing the casket in the niche, the cemetery workers wrapped the casket in heavy plastic as though they were stuffing a turkey in the fridge. The casket was then placed on a forklift, which a worker rode up to the niche (it was about third or fourth level high), where he threw some bearings or BBs or something into the niche. The casket was then raised to the level of the opening, and the worker shoved it into the niche like last night’s leftovers. My wife and I stood watching in mute horror at the indignity. When we could speak again, we both agreed we’d rather be fried at death than subjected to that treatment.
PICTO over 11 years ago
They might sell better if they were opaque….. or plaid.
rw1h over 11 years ago
@masterskrain“I don’t even want to hear it when you “Burp” this thing!”
Good one !! (hee)
Perkycat over 11 years ago
Will keep you well preserved forever.
K M over 11 years ago
When a friend of mine died, his casket was placed in a niche in a mausoleum at a local cemetery. Before placing the casket in the niche, the cemetery workers wrapped the casket in heavy plastic as though they were stuffing a turkey in the fridge. The casket was then placed on a forklift, which a worker rode up to the niche (it was about third or fourth level high), where he threw some bearings or BBs or something into the niche. The casket was then raised to the level of the opening, and the worker shoved it into the niche like last night’s leftovers. My wife and I stood watching in mute horror at the indignity. When we could speak again, we both agreed we’d rather be fried at death than subjected to that treatment.
treBsdrawkcaB over 11 years ago
Started out the marriage as a husband; ended up as a left-over. “No! Wait! Not the garbage disposal!!…”