What would you urn?

[Ivan Seeking]

...Major League Baseball has entered into a licensing agreement with Eternal Image, which hopes to eventually make urns and caskets with for all 30 teams. The company also hopes to have similar agreements with NASCAR, the NHL and the NFL, but baseball was the first to sign on.

The $11 billion a year funeral industry has moved to add more personal touches for the deceased, from Harley-Davidson-themed caskets to ones featuring the cartoon character Betty Boop. [continued]
http://wusatv9.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=52902

"PF" on your casket, anyone?

[Evo]

Unbelievable what people will waste their money on.

[benhartig]

Unbelievable what people will waste their money on.

:mad: :confused: I was just going to ask for their number... :bugeye:

[Evo]

:mad: :confused: I was just going to ask for their number... :bugeye:1-900-call-evo :biggrin:

[wolram]

1-900 Hello, i would like a coffin to fit me and my velo please.

[Danger]

I can't for anything figure out why anyone would flush money away on a funeral and casket at all. All that you need is a cardboard box, then have your ashes thrown in the face of someone you don't like.

Or, Evo's Tibetan sky burial. That makes even more sense.

[benhartig]

1-900-call-evo :biggrin:

oh that doesn't sound like an urn purchasing telephone number :tongue2: :redface:

[brewnog]

Cardboard coffins are actually very expensive.

[Danger]

Not when you get them out of the Safeway dumpster.

[turbo]

When I die, I want my wife to dump my body out into the woods somewhere remote and call the wardens a few days later to say that I hadn't returned from a fishing trip in a different location. Hopefully, they'll never find my body. I've eaten lots of animals over the years, and they deserve a turn-about. Why burn or bury perfectly usable proteins and minerals?

[Danger]

Precisely... and worse yet pad the pockets of someone who capitalizes upon grief. :grumpy: