[7UENf0w7]

With the influx of casket stores and preplanned funerals, not a bad idea.

[RarensussyRen]

Christian traditions in dealing with dead people are ****ing stupid. Dead people are dead, they don't need their very own hole in the ground. There are plenty of ways to honor a person posthumously without needing to retain their body.

[Cucoulkrory]

Christian traditions in dealing with dead people are ****ing stupid. Dead people are dead, they don't need their very own hole in the ground. There are plenty of ways to honor a person posthumously without needing to retain their body. Muslim traditions are far dumber. But you pick on Christians because you are a flaming liberal feminist who wants to undercut God in your own country and pretend we are our own enemies. Fine. But I'd submit that throwing the dead into holes is environmentally the best option, not unlike taking the train to work or shopping at Whole Foods, to put it in flaming terms you can understand. It's not like we're running out of land. Speaking of burying Muslims

[exhibeKed]

Usually called "monument" stores. Usually make almost all their money through association with funeral homes (and many are subsidiaries thereof), selling both coffins and headstones. But they'll sell you non-graveyard carved stonework, you betcha.

[Gudronich]

But I'd submit that throwing the dead into holes is environmentally the best option

Mass graves aren't PC

[Zaebal]

and as is ceremonial in my family to drink a shot of the deceased That's hardcore man.

[denwerdinoss]

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/

[rolex-buy]

Mass graves aren't PC

They are a Mac

[RilmAlime67]

Cremation
Cannibalism

[fuesquemill]

Cremationism at Schools

[KernJetenue]

I've read before how the funeral business massively overcharges for caskets in the first place, then guilts the grieving family into picking the more expensive options.

"Human touch", indeed.

Walmart

[xyznicks]

That's easy. Just fall into the bloodmeal vat at the local fertilizer factory.