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Yes I was thinking that myself, but I feel some of the goodbye's, Twat , bastard, Cunt , A hole , justQuote:
Originally Posted by Andre
Mine will be one of those new cardboard ones, much cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
My sister had the idea, get one of those and everyone gets to paint something on it as a goodbye gesture :cool:.
to name a few. I could no give people the freedom, to say what they feel.:tombstone::lolhaha:
Cardboard Coffins in a nutshell are crap, cremation is not Eco friendlily , large amount's of gas andQuote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzCardboard Coffins are quite the thing. I am not an expert like Dia, but I have been doing some research recently. Not that I expect to die imminently, but I am considering making some art work around the themes of death and renewal (oooh ark at me) and I wanted to make sure I knew how to make a traditional coffin before I began.:-\Quote:
Originally Posted by SaddoI really like that idea.... have a fire in the garden get everyone round for a drink and sling me and my painted box on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreMine will be one of those new cardboard ones, much cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
My sister had the idea, get one of those and everyone gets to paint something on it as a goodbye gesture :cool:.
prob needs more tweeking but i think you have something with that idea I really do :cool:
;D
electric, tradition wooden coffins are best a lot safer, remember most coffins are MDF , chipboard,
with a thin wood vanear. very rare you have a sold wood coffin.
This box is going to be burnt, remember it's bit like mutern dressed as lamb nothing fancy don't over
pay.;)
Cremation is probably a viable alternative in those places with extremely high population density and little availability of land.
Cremation V burial 1.2OO sq yards of lawn area 26.000 cremated remains the correct term not ashes,Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
strewn is the correct term not scattered.This lawn area could easily have 50.000 to 60.000 lot's of remains on.;)
I used to be a coffin builder. Best job I ever had. Unfortunately it didnt pay very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzCardboard Coffins are quite the thing. I am not an expert like Dia, but I have been doing some research recently. Not that I expect to die imminently, but I am considering making some art work around the themes of death and renewal (oooh ark at me) and I wanted to make sure I knew how to make a traditional coffin before I began.:-\Quote:
Originally Posted by SaddoI really like that idea.... have a fire in the garden get everyone round for a drink and sling me and my painted box on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreMine will be one of those new cardboard ones, much cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
My sister had the idea, get one of those and everyone gets to paint something on it as a goodbye gesture :cool:.
prob needs more tweeking but i think you have something with that idea I really do :cool:
;D
Wow. The best and most rewarding Jobs often don't. I may have to pick your brains at some point. ( In a non zombie way ).Quote:
Originally Posted by MemphisI used to be a coffin builder. Best job I ever had. Unfortunately it didnt pay very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzCardboard Coffins are quite the thing. I am not an expert like Dia, but I have been doing some research recently. Not that I expect to die imminently, but I am considering making some art work around the themes of death and renewal (oooh ark at me) and I wanted to make sure I knew how to make a traditional coffin before I began.:-\Quote:
Originally Posted by SaddoI really like that idea.... have a fire in the garden get everyone round for a drink and sling me and my painted box on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreMine will be one of those new cardboard ones, much cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
My sister had the idea, get one of those and everyone gets to paint something on it as a goodbye gesture :cool:.
prob needs more tweeking but i think you have something with that idea I really do :cool:
;D
In ? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bandoCremation V burial 1.2OO sq yards of lawn area 26.000 cremated remains the correct term not ashes,Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
strewn is the correct term not scattered.This lawn area could easily have 50.000 to 60.000 lot's of remains on.;)
Aint that the truth! Build a few coffins, make your own stuff, stand a colleague up against a sheet of plywood whilst you shoot nails at him, what more does a 17 year old want from a job?Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzWow. The best and most rewarding Jobs often don't. I may have to pick your brains at some point. ( In a non zombie way ).Quote:
Originally Posted by MemphisI used to be a coffin builder. Best job I ever had. Unfortunately it didnt pay very well.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenbeanzCardboard Coffins are quite the thing. I am not an expert like Dia, but I have been doing some research recently. Not that I expect to die imminently, but I am considering making some art work around the themes of death and renewal (oooh ark at me) and I wanted to make sure I knew how to make a traditional coffin before I began.:-\Quote:
Originally Posted by SaddoI really like that idea.... have a fire in the garden get everyone round for a drink and sling me and my painted box on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreMine will be one of those new cardboard ones, much cheaper.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dia bando
My sister had the idea, get one of those and everyone gets to paint something on it as a goodbye gesture :cool:.
prob needs more tweeking but i think you have something with that idea I really do :cool:
;D
Remind me again why you were sacked from the job? ;D