So fucking trashy.
That could've easily been an American funeral at any time, anywhere, and this sneaky mid-morning Friday beer is for those absolute legendsDuring the Covid restriction on numbers of mourners at funerals there was a traveller funeral local to me where hundreds turned up. When the funeral director called the police (he had no option - it was that or face a personal £10k fine) they threatened to burn his premises down, stormed the hearse, took the coffin, loaded it onto the back of a flat bed truck & drove to the cemetery with people hanging off the back of said truck. The police tried their best but effectively they got away with it - and then they wonder why their community is demonised
Definitely still useful, just not the "noble pursuit" that many have in mind when talking about it... then again, most people think they're the main character on a planet full of billions so no surprise there. I don't give a shit what they do with me once I'm gone, funeral rites are for the solace of the living, not the dead.
Ah, thank you, must have been that one. I had a family member that owned a funeral home/mortuary I would visit as a kid so I read a lot of those books back to back when my interest was piqued and couldn't remember which one it was.
I can see that. Book is good, I also got a kick out of how she described certain blocks because I used to live in the same neighborhood. I find most youtubers and the affectations they have to use to get views etc. rather annoying, same way I have to skip certain intros/bits on a lot of podcasts. It's very off putting.
Does the UN actually have any authority here or are they just asking politely? Will the hospital comply, or ignore them and give Archie eternal peace?
People over the age of 12 are allowed to donate their bodies to science in Scotland - the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification at the Uni of Dundee use them for their forensic anthropology degrees (I think there is or there was going to be a body farm?) and medical research, etc. Completely unaware if the rest of Bongland allows it.
Wrong. She's not a human. She is a breeder of grotesque demon spawn, I doubt her DNA is 100 percent human.
Isn't that what mausoleums are for? They had stained glass windows and benches inside sometimes to pray. Plus you can bury a whole family in it together. I love going to cemeteries with mausoleums.
I can see your point, but I feel like it's harmless and kind of cute? It's just a modern version of a mausoleum. The harm comes when she is obsessively visiting it daily. I wonder if she's allowed to sleep there overnight, lol. I bet she would if she could. Where are the remains in that little play house?
I knew they did that in the Netherlands and Norway. I didn't know they did it in more European countries. Should have guessed. That seems hella unethical to me. It goes against the religious beliefs of most humans that a burial is supposed to be a permanent resting place. I know space is a major issue. But having time limits is basically like "renting a spot. As if renting in life wasn't bad enough?
Or if you're a pet crematory... "communal cremation" and other cutesy euphemisms.
Me too. It would make me smile just to see it.
If it's any comfort, most people appear to be immune to prion diseases, although not because their immune system is capable of fighting them off. It's because the prion doesn't have the proper "key" to fit their cellular "locks."
I read that the kuru suffering tribe was developing resilience to prion diseases and they think it might have extended to Alzheimer's and shit like that if they hadn't of intervened and stopped the cannibalism.
Agreed.
I stood and watched them work for a while. Pretty gross, but also pretty damn cool.
Noah-Lee (the little girl) had a regular burial, the house was placed over her grave a few months later.
So, that first video.
If you enjoyed the abnormal ones, be sure to hit up the Mutter if you're ever in Philly.
