OpusX
TSC’s Master of Warp Cores, Alchemy, Ale, & Cider
So hard to get a decent Sky Burial in the states.
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Human Composting
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I was going to bring up Sky Burial too. Amber and I are big pro-ponentes of that.
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Up, up and away!
Lately, I've been watching a lot of videos from the YT channel, Ask A Mortician https://www.youtube.com/c/AskAMortician. She has great content and covers a lot of really interesting and though provoking content. She's also written several books on the topics of death and what happens to our physical bodies in the afterlife.
Here's a good video on alkaline hydrolysis (aquamation):
To Quote Earth Wind and Fire - what goes up, must come down
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
Brian, yup, that's pretty much my plan. (as the shaker, shakee, and probably accidental inhaler to boot)
not exactly.
Ketchup makes everything better
OpusX
TSC’s Master of Warp Cores, Alchemy, Ale, & Cider
Ketchup is just sad, bland, bbq sauce. Change my mind.
Well I would agree on cooked meat , but on the more composted “au natural” I find the sweet note of ketchup masks-out the somewhat funky notes of decomp, and chewiness of the marrow, and pairs well with the mixture of composted wood and spleen
OpusX
TSC’s Master of Warp Cores, Alchemy, Ale, & Cider
Well I would agree on cooked meat , but on the more composted “au natural” I find the sweet note of ketchup masks-out the somewhat funky notes of decomp, and chewiness of the marrow, and pairs well with the mixture of composted wood and spleen
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Hilarious thread.Well I would agree on cooked meat , but on the more composted “au natural” I find the sweet note of ketchup masks-out the somewhat funky notes of decomp, and chewiness of the marrow, and pairs well with the mixture of composted wood and spleen
I can't decide between cremation and just getting buried in a nearby national cemetery.
supertrunker
Shave Member
Well the cremation blow-back video that Woodpusher posted reminded me of Barber Dave's talc bomb and an earlier comment in the thread suggested that CBL could make the dearly departed into soap! What a great opportunity to twin my demise with my shaving hobby, so my new will now stipulates that any heirs of mine that want dibs on my straight razors have to use the Trunker talc and the soap. i welcome scent recommendations.
Then i'll not only be in their thoughts, hehe.
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