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Post by Mikey »

The most appropriate final resting place I could imagine.
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Post by Sionnach Glic »

Read about this in the news today. Pretty cool.
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Awesome ending. If frozen in cryogenics to be woken up by Captain Picard is out of the question then that is my next choice.
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Yeah, that didn't go so well for Jimmy (Scotty) D., did it?
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Let's hope this time it works.
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It's actually cheaper than a traditional burial as well, based on some figures I've seen. I intend to have it done when I die.
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Viking funeral for me.

I actually know a guy who arranges them, tows you out to international waters in a scale drakkar, and burns it to the waterline.
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How much does that cost?
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Tsukiyumi wrote:How much does that cost?
Doesn't matter. That is beyond cool. I'd do it.
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Tsukiyumi wrote:How much does that cost?
A whole hell of a lot. They guy started out with burials at sea - either diving with cremains, or an actual whole coffin. Turns out there's a lot of bureaucracy involved; the coffins must be of a particular composition, have a particular number of holes drilled in a particular array, and must be placed very carefully according to the positions of transatlantic cables. Then, he branched out into more custom requests, like the Viking funeral. I think it was about a 10-foot replica, plus it was an all-day affair - he had to tow it to international waters.
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back to the op, I've heard of that before....I'm not sure If I'm going to do that or donate my body to a medical school, but it'll definately be one of those.
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Well, since I plan on living forever........or at least until a stake is hammered threw my heart, I won't have to worry about that :vamp2:
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Mikey wrote:Viking funeral for me.

I actually know a guy who arranges them, tows you out to international waters in a scale drakkar, and burns it to the waterline.
Give. Me. His. Number!

As for Majel, better hope her rocket doesn't explode on the pad.
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Cpl Kendall wrote:Give. Me. His. Number!
Don't know if I still have it. Last time I spoke to him was about 10 years ago.

(and back then, it was approx. $50,000 US.)
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