I think people were concerned about the mercury in older tooth fillings being burned
there should be laws that everyone has to be cremated
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I think people were concerned about the mercury in older tooth fillings being burned
the mechanic
Greasy philosophy
Does it matter? every river meets the oceanIm indian, getting cremated and thrown into the water.
Where though, is the question
I read that too but it was more to do with the enviromental cost of the energy used to cremate a body whether wood ,gas or electricity because it takes like 600 MJoules to turn a body into ash which is a lot of energy
which is why i hope this catches on A Liquid Nitrogen Funeral Is The Most Environmentally Friendly | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building
No more taking up space when you're dead. I pass by graveyards and see selfishness.
Just something I was thinking about today
They're going to need an oven the size of the white house to cremate your fat azz, mec00nic. Let's not talk about all of the gas and clean up resources from the grease you will output.
Bum azz...
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Carné Asada;3472719 said:
I'm just thankful you turn your relatives into tamale meat. If u buried all of them, southern cali would cease to exist.
U just gonna have a lawn mower at your funeral anyways. Nobody likes u. You.re a disappointment to your family and race.
I hope your Datsun fails its next smog check.
cosign. I'm not leaving my family with 25k in funeral costs. I don't want a funeral and I want to be cremated.
Tommy Knocks
retired
do you know how much land we have that's not being utilized? I can think of some ol I dont know, Wyoming, Idaho, Dakotas, Nevada. We choose to live on top of each other, when in actuality we're no where near max capacity. we could actually triple the size of our population and be alright land wise. It's energy that is an issue. We use lots of it.
the mechanic
Greasy philosophy
The problem is arable land ..Most cemeteries are in places that would be suitable for agriculture
Tony D'Amato
It's all about the inches
Tommy Knocks
retired
exactly. middle america like montana is most def arable land. in fact that's where most of our farm land is (middle states), not populated cities
Tommy Knocks
retired
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
arent you liberals supposed to be accepting and open-minded?
duh only if it is inline with their world views
exactly. middle america like montana is most def arable land. in fact that's where most of our farm land is (middle states), not populated cities
i live in brooklyn and have a SMALL backyard.
i grow:
Lettuce
potatoes
figs
peppers
tomatoes
herbs / spices...etc.
if the rooftops of NYC where used to collect solar power, water, and grow food...it would be a wrap.
mad jobs, mad energy, mad food, mad anal sex...
Tommy Knocks
retired
that's what's up. I know some folks that do that in San Fran too.
but yea I'm talking about mass production. I just find it funny people are talking about no space. I take it nikkas have not driven across the U.S, because if you have, you'd know there's a whole fukking lot of nothing. might wanna take a look at a map, I don't think we even populate 10% of the country yet (7%). LOL. The vast majority of it is farming, and the other half is wasteland like Nevada, New Mexico and Utah where we conduct tests and it's pretty much no mans land...those types of areas technically should be where our burial is.
But to say we need to resort to cremation because it takes up space is comedic. It's like lying in your bed and saying you don't have enough space as if you don't have an entire house.
i see what u did there