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- Dec 14, 2023
Aquamation (or water cremation) is legal in Kansas, along with 27 other states. That's the good news for J and Coco, I guess.
The not-so-great thing is.....what are they gonna do with the greenish/brownish goo that was once J's allegedly "healthy organs"? Because while there would be some cremains suitable for a regular burial/interment, the "aqua" part of the process will have her liquified guts, fat, and other tissues that would normally go up in smoke.
*Theoretically* it could just be washed down the drain, or maybe used as a kind of fertilizer.
Coco dumping that all over their "farm" is.....well, a great way to make sure the joint is forever haunted by the world's fattest ghost.
ETA - J might be too fat to cremate in the traditional way. It's not unheard of for a big fat fatty to set the crematorium on fire because of all that adipose.
The not-so-great thing is.....what are they gonna do with the greenish/brownish goo that was once J's allegedly "healthy organs"? Because while there would be some cremains suitable for a regular burial/interment, the "aqua" part of the process will have her liquified guts, fat, and other tissues that would normally go up in smoke.
*Theoretically* it could just be washed down the drain, or maybe used as a kind of fertilizer.
Coco dumping that all over their "farm" is.....well, a great way to make sure the joint is forever haunted by the world's fattest ghost.
ETA - J might be too fat to cremate in the traditional way. It's not unheard of for a big fat fatty to set the crematorium on fire because of all that adipose.
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