I think being buried is a HUGE waste of land/space/time and effort. I'd much rather be cremated, but what then? Perhaps, I could have it in my will that my cremated remains must be put up for sale on craigslist.
Steve: Being called a cocksucker isn't personal? Dalton: No. It's two nouns combined to elicit a prescribed response. Steve: What if somebody calls my mama a whore? Dalton: Is she?
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We should have the "who can have the biggest carbon footprint after they die" contest. I can't think of anything much worse than a rocket that contains nothing but your ashes being flown into space. Except maybe if it then crashed back down into New York or something.
Steve: Being called a cocksucker isn't personal? Dalton: No. It's two nouns combined to elicit a prescribed response. Steve: What if somebody calls my mama a whore? Dalton: Is she?
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I'm not going to judge how much space a person needs to grieve. I'm sure that's different for lots of people. Cremation, for the purpose of disposal, seems like a huge waste to me. I'm probably going to donate my body to science, then it is at least useful. Being buried could at least be considered useful from a future archeologist's persepective. IMO cremation is a waste unless your family wants the ashes for grieving purposes, but then the question of how long do you keep something like that comes into play, I sure as hell wouldn't want to keep the last 10 generations of my family on various mantels.
I wish for my body to be transformed into the most horrific chess set ever devised, upon which you fuckers will be forced to play out a tournament at my funeral.