WuMo by Wulff & Morgenthaler for April 05, 2020

At least put some pants on, sheesh!

Atleast this Cactus man either could have worn clothes or must have arranged some1 to get himself buried///

He has a point there.

Our Central American neighbors are very religious. The maternal mother is buied nearby. In nice weather, after Mass, they do a picnic @ her grave.Happy Palm Sunday!

Eewwwwww

With that attitude, someone is going to make him use it for what it was intended.

I’d bet his sex life is dead.

Keep using that sun reflector and it won’t be long, my friend…

Check the fine print.. your real estate is 6 feet down.. except for an address marker you have NO surface rights.

It’s not nearly as rare as you might think. William J. Mullen,(1805-1882), a prominent prison reformer, had his over-the-topmonument built and installed at Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia long before his death. He would typically spend summer Sundayafternoons near it, explaining it to visitors—-long before the cemetery had any regular tour guides.https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/14434523/william-james-mullen

“I’ve got that grave plot. I’ve got that grave plot. It’s right off the highway.” —Lonely Island.

I like today’s strip. Cemetaries are usually beautiful, and very peaceful. And great for social distancing!

Good thing he is speaking; otherwise it might be hard to tell… (said the couch potato)

Honestly, he’s got a point …

Actually, you only purchase the right to be buried there. The cemetery still holds title to the actual property. Technically, you don’t own it till you get plugged into it.