The way I see it I'm dead...who cares...If there is an after life I'm in a better place (fingers Crossed) if no afterlife then I'm dead and my body still won't matter.
I want my body donated to science and if they won't take it donate me to some necrophiliacs, I just want to know I did some good after I'm gone.
I want my body donated to science and if they won't take it donate me to some necrophiliacs, I just want to know I did some good after I'm gone.
I'd rather have my ashes spread over the Pacific Ocean then let the bugs eat my body.
On a secondary note, my parents are buried in Riverside National Cemetary as my father served in the Navy in WWII. Did you know that veterans are buried at a rate of 1 every 15 minutes 5 days a week at that cemetary alone? Think about all the national cemetaries and the number of burials per day. WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, and current conflicts, veterans are dying at a record rate.
On a secondary note, my parents are buried in Riverside National Cemetary as my father served in the Navy in WWII. Did you know that veterans are buried at a rate of 1 every 15 minutes 5 days a week at that cemetary alone? Think about all the national cemetaries and the number of burials per day. WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War, and current conflicts, veterans are dying at a record rate.
Of course. But unless you have seen the procession of burials at a national cemetary on a daily basis every 15 minutes and as CC said, having to wait over a month because of the back-up, it a shocking scene at the cemetary. California, as large a state as it is only has two available national cemetaries as all others are full. Can't help but wonder what it is like across the nation. BTW, Vietnam vets are only in their 50's and 60's.
