It's a good point. Under UK law a dead person must be in a coffin when entering the cremation chamber. But why? It's a waste of resources, generates C02 emissions and is just symbolic. Would a large Jiffy bag suffice? |
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"It's a good point. Under UK law a dead person must be in a coffin when entering the cremation chamber. But why? It's a waste of resources, generates C02 emissions and is just symbolic. Would a large Jiffy bag suffice?"
You can be buried or cremated in shroud with no coffin |
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"Are coffins reused after cremation"
No they are not reused
Do you seriously think crematorium staff take contaminated dead bodies out of their coffins and put them in the burner?
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"Yeah mate. My family has all used the same coffin since the 1900’s
The mr
I’m going to ask if I can use my granddads suit.
Fucking autocorrect  try again.
I’m sure he wouldn’t mind.
The mr "
"Buy your own you tight cunt"
That's what mind would say |
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I think it is disgusting that hearses get re-used.
There should be a new one for each funeral, chargeable to the deceased's estate.
Why has the funeral industry overlooked this obvious enrichment opportunity? |
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"A good quality coffin is like a Patek Philippe™ watch. You never really own it - you just pass it down from one generation to the next."
Do you squeeze the new body in on top of the decaying ones ? |
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