Well I know how I will end up
Wife just told me if she out lives me what the outcome is... Going to cremate me, put me in the drivers seat of my Corvette in a large Peanut Butter Jar. ( since I love Peanut butter so much )
-
Not a Peter Pan Jar... but maybe a Jif or Skippy.
6 -
Select, I have to ask. Have you decided how your wife will spend eternity if she beats you to the finish line?
0 -
Our last dog that we had we had cremated I told my wife to put my ashes with his I'd be in good company
12 -
My wife decided our ashes will be spread in our pet cemetery with all our old lost buddy's in the back yard
When we first met I told her I wanted to be buried in my 69 camaro that was in 1978. And yes still have it maybe a few ashes can be dumped in it also
3 -
Well you're in luck Ditch-Runner! Your camaro does come with an ash tray! 😁
24 -
You guys are morbid this morning.
6 -
I want my jar of ashes to be hidden somewhere on my favorite golf course. It'll be my last "buried lie."
3 -
Well, considering the few remaining friends I have left, (and their decrepit condition) chances are that I will just sit on the shelf at the crematorium until they get tired of looking at me. Space being at a premium, they will probably just flush me down the toilet. (I'd much rather be spread far and wide across the central basin of Eastern Wash.)
0 -
After we scattered my parent's ashes on the farm where they raised 7 kids LOML decided she wants to be cremated and spread where we buried her therapy horses.
Except for a little bit that should be scattered on the fence line of the mare and foal paddock of a thoroughbred farm in Lexington.
She says she'll throw me into the wind on the edge of Palo Duro Canyon where I spent many days camping.😁
3 -
I don't much give a DAMN what happens to me. Probably be planted in the cemetery my Great Great Grandfather plotted out.
I've made plans for Grouch Attack. She's going to be torched ASAP so she can't return from the grave and continue to haunt me.
9 -
I was thinking about donating my body to science. With the high costs of funerals and body disposal these days it may be a good plan to keep the $ in family hands.
0 -
speaking of taking it with you or in it 😮
some what local fellow here in Ohio years back was buried on his Harley , they did a short documentary on it made the news I would guess cross country at the time they mounted him on the bike with help from metal frame work to hold him in place all went into a large Plexiglas box then into the ground with tons of concrete . one time some one took it with them there is a old Hollywood actress also buried in a convertible she like to drive around town
here ya go
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuhVcP0uQywoh here is the gal in her car
Sandra West: The Most Famous Burial in San Antonio's History
Sandra Ilene West was born January 2, 1939 in Beverly Hills, California. Her parents owned and operated a children's clothing store where Sandra often watched the wealthy and famous come and go....0 -
My wife has already told me I could take it all with me, said she would just write a check and slip it in the coffin!
6 -
Brookwood: 30634765221915/comments/30634767942811
I was thinking about donating my body to science. With the high costs of funerals and body disposal these days it may be a good plan to keep the $ in family hands.
my sister and brother in law were gonna do that, come to find out, at least at WVU at that time, if they have to many donations and in some cases after the "practice" is done with the body it is returned to the family for proper disposal, which means the family still has to pay for funeral/cremation!!! so be sure to ask questions first brooks or the family may still have to pay.....
0
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Comments
16 comments