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A funeral in New Orleans.
This is about a freaky as you can get.

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Odd but, kinda cool. Changes things up a bit.
 
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Google "extreme embalming", apparently it's a thing now. I would be completely unsettled by that at a funeral though...nope, no and uh nope.


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Google "extreme embalming", apparently it's a thing now. I would be completely unsettled by that at a funeral though...nope, no and uh nope.


Mad props to the funeral home. Shot in tha head? Renard isn't the only one who has game...




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Originally posted by TXJIM:
Google "extreme embalming", apparently it's a thing now. I would be completely unsettled by that at a funeral though...nope, no and uh nope.


Mad props to the funeral home. Shot in tha head? Renard isn't the only one who has game...


They definitely thought outside the box on this one....


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OoooooK..... Eek Confused

I guess that it could have been worse....


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I've always said, place me standing against a wall or pillar, put a drink in my hand, and see how many people come up to talk to me.




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Ehhh...

Its been done before.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flukey_Stokes

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flukey_Stokes


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Bet it took lots of spackle and paint to fix those guys up for viewing.
 
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Now when I die I don't want no coffin
I thought about it all too often
Just strap me in behind the wheel
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Well, you gotta admit...it's different.



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Bet it took lots of spackle and paint to fix those guys up for viewing.

About 20 years ago we had a local Highway Patrolman off himself with his service pistol. It was ugly and quite messy. At the viewing/funeral, you could hardly even tell that he died of anything other than natural causes. Yeah, some of those guys do some nice work with not a lot to work with.

This case? Seems more like taxidermy to me.


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Gives new meaning to the term "viewing." So how does one go up and pay their respects?
 
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They definitely thought outside the box on this one....

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I just can’t see wasting money on something like this and I’d hate to see what that costs. I’ve instructed my wife to dispose of me the cheapest possible way which happens to be cremation with no service. I was going to have her get a line box but then she’d have to pay for a plot. If you didn’t want to see me when I was alive there’s no point seeing me after I’m dead. I’ve been involved in too many funerals and I’m not giving those crooks any more of my money than I have to. I’ve heard them tell loved ones “wouldn’t you want the best for your husband?” as they showed some astoundingly overpriced caskets and other junk. I saw $200 for a notebook to log who came to the wake and many other things that in any other setting would be considered price gouging. When my mom was cremated they showed me urns to buy for the ashes. I said no thanks, the cardboard box will do.
 
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Gives new meaning to the term "viewing." So how does one go up and pay their respects?


With a game cartridge and a 40 (ounce or caliber - either works). Big Grin




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dibs on the zebra cakes. So my questions is how do they get-em in the coffin with his legs permanently bent like that?



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The best comment following the article:

GAME OVER

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Death photography was a thing as far back as the 1800s. In a period where having your photo taken was expensive, if you died before it was expected your family may want something to remember you by. Sometimes it was just the deceased, but many other times the family posed with you.

Very similar to the OP's link. The deceased was made to look as alive as possible, and using braces and other techniques posed as if they were alive

I won't post a link as many of these types of photos include deceased children.


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