Poor woman
Poor woman, obviously not coping very well. Hopefully she reaches out and gets some help.
A woman from Kent, England, intends to redefine the meaning of a cremated Christmas dinner this year as she plans to serve her mother's ashes with her festive meal. Debra Parsons, from Folkestone, will set a place for her mother at the table to ensure she is properly remembered as her guests eat their specially seasoned fare, …
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I remember seeing Linda McCartney veggie meals and thought: "Oh, so that's what they did with her".
I thought that when I first saw "Linda McCartney Fingers" in the supermarket. I mentioned it, in a loud voice, to the person I was with. Who then pretended not to know me.
I've heard people have turned their loved ones into diamonds, so they will be with them forever.
But what about those people who's relatives were worthless Oxgen thieves?
Well you could use them on plants as fertilizer. It may be the most positive contribution they've made to the world in decades.
But those who've read (or seen) "Fight Club" can think of another use.
It isn't just the fat you can get from people. So stop feeling dirty and have that hated relative of yours help you "Get clean" on a regular basis.
Merry Xmas.
.....that old buck passing trick just in case it isn't true routine :)
Sounds like a quiet news day, surely there must be a story somewhere....oh, here's one.
OK, I'll bite since it's Christmas.
...At least it's hygienic and probably nutritious. I normally like to know what I'm eating but maybe not on this occasion. A step up from digging up your dead loved ones, changing their clothes and parading them through the streets.
Actually not. IIRC 30% of all Mercury in the environment comes from vaporized amalgam from the incineration of people. So what's left is relatively (no pun intended) safe.
I'd be more worried about the rise of Mercury due to poor disposal of CF lamps in land fill.