TOO BAD FOR YOU DR JACK KEVORKIAN HAD NO CHILDREN TO CARRY ON HIS PRACTICE.walkingstick » 18 Nov 2023, 1:20 am » wrote: ↑ i am 94, have been thinking about the cost of cremation. do they take a debit card? as a way of saving money, can uber deliver in my body? i feel good. but i may fall from a tree or, a pig shoot me. hard to predict. i know none of you have been cremated. but were you involved in cremating someone? other than your dog. oh. is do it yourself legal? as i am dying could i climb on a pile of wood and light a match. what could they do to me? oh so much fun thinking of my cremation.
I would gave advised you get married. But you wouldn’t have listened anyway. Why?sootedupCyndi » 18 Nov 2023, 3:26 pm » wrote: ↑ ok! LOL
But where were YOU when i needed advice. don't get excited- i am just kidding.
out from underneath paying for it until she is dead. Use your brain. Past ends here and the future only evolves forward now for each ancestor left alive here.
Kobia2 » 18 Nov 2023, 3:50 am » wrote: ↑ There can also be unexpected costs and inconveniences when dealing with Cremation.....
I had a Great Uncle who was Irish born, and drank an ocean of Whiskey over the years..... When he passed away and they Cremated him, it took the Fire Dept. almost 2 hours to put him out...
but the gas savings should have offset any additional incurred costs....Kobia2 » 18 Nov 2023, 3:50 am » wrote: ↑ There can also be unexpected costs and inconveniences when dealing with Cremation.....
I had a Great Uncle who was Irish born, and drank an ocean of Whiskey over the years..... When he passed away and they Cremated him, it took the Fire Dept. almost 2 hours to put him out...
nefarious101 » 18 Nov 2023, 3:31 pm » wrote: ↑ burning a dog or a mother-in-law is easy enough....but they seem to draw the line on taxidermy...at least in the mother-in-laws case...but I know a guy