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belamyi said:
Is incineration more expensive? Would you face a curse if you just went cheaper, no matter the will of the deceased?
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It's free if you live in Phoenix, and you don't have have to wait to die first.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Europeans can drive?!!! When did they get cars?

And why would they go to Texas in August? Can't they barbecue their own sheep?
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Why would Europeans go to Texas at all, any time of the year? It simply couldn't be Americans driving small cars, because Americans do not drive small cars, and younger ones do not even drive: they ride or run.
And Europeans do not barbecue, they grill :mrgreen:
 
NotHardUp1 said:
It's free if you live in Phoenix, and you don't have have to wait to die first.
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Free and sloppy.
In Écija or Montoro they still have to incinerate at a cost those who get incinerated for free.
 
belamyi said:
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Why would Europeans go to Texas at all, any time of the year? It simply couldn't be Americans driving small cars, because Americans do not drive small cars, and younger ones do not even drive: they ride or run.
And Europeans do not barbecue, they grill :mrgreen:
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Now, now. I had a Honda Fit, and the friend I am visiting here drives one as well. My current car back home is an Audi A3 that I bought used with lot of miles on it.

Nice photo, btw. Is that the new archduke?
 
belamyi said:
Free and sloppy.
In Écija or Montoro they still have to incinerate at a cost those who get incinerated for free.
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The fun part about spontaneous combustion in Arizona is that it's so random. Two women are at the well, and one bursts into flames.

The Writ foretold it, though, so we have no right to be surprised.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Now, now. I had a Honda Fit, and the friend I am visiting here drives one as well. My current car back home is an Audi A3 that I bought used with lot of miles on it.

Nice photo, btw. Is that the new archduke?
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That's because you are a treacherous Europeanish lib.
His new faatman.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
The fun part about spontaneous combustion in Arizona is that it's so random. Two women are at the well, and one bursts into flames.

The Writ foretold it, though, so we have no right to be surprised.
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I always assumed it would somehow be related to all that shit people would put and mix on their hair.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
We were led to believe the Habsburgs rarely allowed themselves to be photographed any longer. This is aMAZing!
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Impostors are not amazing anymore... not in Europe, but we know that The KKKolonies are always full of opportunities for anyone's brass :mrgreen:
 
belamyi said:
Impostors are not amazing anymore... not in Europe, but we know that The KKKolonies are always full of opportunities for anyone's brass :mrgreen:
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Only the brave . . .

The Romanov pretender was a bit of a bust here.

NEXT!
 
belamyi said:
You are SO anti-American :mrgreen: 🤜🤛 That's why one must pay less taxes to the Fdral, to be able to be heavily taxed by the Corp.
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I will admit that when I got the audio system that it was sort of intended to be sort of permanent in that it wouldn't ever be completely replaced with a new system. Instead, individual components would be replaced as needed or desired. Although the vision was that any new components would be new. Instead, I've mostly bought used--in some cases, used at Goodwill.

Although I did embrace used hardware for computers well before the end of the 1990s. Probably it happened about the time when I saw a computer go from "hottest new thing" that got great reviews in computer magagzines to "obsolete" in a matter of months. Let someone else take the depreciation hit.
 
belamyi said:
Exactly: then why complain about costs.
It's the same pampering of "I want a birthday party for my friends" literally down to the grave.

Wait, you said it was all because they had left you money... so if there was nothing but their bare sentimental, not legal will, and you had to pay for it... we would do it anyway too, wouldn't we.
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In my mother's case I made that she had an insurance policy that would cover a modest funeral. I helped pay premiums on it in her last few years. This was back in the mid-90's, the funeral cost $3800. The grave was already paid for as my dad had been buried there a number of years earlier and a grave was waiting for my mother. I had an uncle die back when I was 16, he was homeless so the adults (I was considered as one as I paid the bills in my home) all chipped in for again a rather modest funeral.

I find it senseless to pour money into a hole in the ground. I have told my family to bury me in the cheapest container possible, a brief viewing by family only and no embalming as I don't want chemicals from my body leaching into the soil. Also I see any type of body preservation as a way of putting off the inevitable, "from dust to dust", I desire to return to the dust as fast as it will receive me. Cremation is bad for the environment as it contributes to global warming.
 
peeonme said:
In my mother's case I made that she had an insurance policy that would cover a modest funeral. I helped pay premiums on it in her last few years. This was back in the mid-90's, the funeral cost $3800. The grave was already paid for as my dad had been buried there a number of years earlier and a grave was waiting for my mother. I had an uncle die back when I was 16, he was homeless so the adults (I was considered as one as I paid the bills in my home) all chipped in for again a rather modest funeral.

I find it senseless to pour money into a hole in the ground. I have told my family to bury me in the cheapest container possible, a brief viewing by family only and no embalming as I don't want chemicals from my body leaching into the soil. Also I see any type of body preservation as a way of putting off the inevitable, "from dust to dust", I desire to return to the dust as fast as it will receive me. Cremation is bad for the environment as it contributes to global warming.
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So does farting, and cooking, and what not.
 
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