Hey!!! you're square is green.
I am 100% behind the concept - 100%.roadkill » 07 Oct 2023, 10:42 am » wrote: ↑ "Disturbing Discovery Made at Eco-Friendly Funeral Home, Police Refuse to Disclose What Was Happening to Bodies"
https://flagandcross.com/disturbing-dis ... ontent=CAN
CASKET???GHETTOBLASTER » 07 Oct 2023, 1:31 pm » wrote: ↑ My guess is refrigeration would help...?
Seems like lime could be layered into the casket right before burial...?
Let's assume that ALL Progressives are fine with burying themselves and their loved ones in cardboard appliance boxes...?Cannonpointer » 07 Oct 2023, 1:37 pm » wrote: ↑ CASKET???
Enough of your regressive patriarchal nonsense, sir.![]()
In all seriousness, we need more funeral homes practicing this idea - with better execution, one hopes.
I'm no progressive, but I would prefer to go out au natural, in deference to good stewardship of the earth.GHETTOBLASTER » 07 Oct 2023, 1:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Let's assume that ALL Progressives are fine with burying themselves and their loved ones in cardboard appliance boxes...?
In old towns all across the USA there are cemeteries right where businesses could be located.Cannonpointer » 07 Oct 2023, 1:47 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm no progressive, but I would prefer to go out au natural, in deference to good stewardship of the earth.
Why poison soil - to what end?
I do not have a big concern about the problematic permanency of grave yards. It IS an obvious inconvenience, but I am convinced that we can build up rather than out in most cases.GHETTOBLASTER » 07 Oct 2023, 2:01 pm » wrote: ↑ In old towns all across the USA there are cemeteries right where businesses could be located.
Some of the cemeteries are close to capacity.
Eventually something has to give.
composting on purpose worksCannonpointer » 07 Oct 2023, 1:35 pm » wrote: ↑ I am 100% behind the concept - 100%.
A failure of execution =/= failure of the idea.
Cannonpointer » 07 Oct 2023, 1:35 pm » wrote: ↑ I am 100% behind the concept - 100%.
A failure of execution =/= failure of the idea.
How come the greenies aren't onto all the ***acres**** of dead bodies- put in the ground because of religion.? taking up land?
Ashes=Potash! Can be highly EXPLOSIVE!Mrkelly » 07 Oct 2023, 3:08 pm » wrote: ↑ composting on purpose works
decomposing in the corner does not
https://recompose.life/death-care/#our-services
SOIL TRANSFORMATIONAt the time of laying in, our staff places the body into a composting vessel surrounded by a mixture of wood chips, alfalfa, and straw carefully calibrated for each individual. Much like the moment when a body is interred into the earth during a burial, the laying in represents a moment of transition. The vessel is closed and the transformation into soil begins. The process, lasting eight to twelve weeks, will be tailored to your person and managed by the leading experts in human composting.GIVING BACKOnce complete, similar to ashes from a cremation, the soil can be used however you choose—to enrich a garden, plant a tree, or spread across multiple locations. Recompose partners with conservation organizations, so you can choose to donate some, or all, of the soil to nourish and revitalize protected lands.
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https://recompose.life/wp-content/uploa ... ow-res.jpg
I wouldn’t mind literally pushing up daisies
but, I am leaning towards having my ashes put inside fireworks
