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Old 03-20-2010, 06:52 PM   #42
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Any way to dispose of a corpse sounds terrible... thankfully the body is only the container which held the person, so I think the liquid cremation could be the way to go in order to save the environment.

I would certainly go and have a look, if I lived that close...
Some people have suggested burying deceased individuals vertically in order to save precious land space on an increasingly populated planet.

I'm afraid that would make my feet hurt.
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