What is the best casket?
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none  , lay me on the ground in the woods,I want to get back in the food chain as fast as posible
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The one that you like best.
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Try "manacles". They are really heavy.
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Yes, most crematories require a cremation container.  That can be either a casket specifically designed for cremation or a corrugated cremation box.  I have cremated a solid mahogany casket before though, at the request of the family!!
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Several places to contact.  The funeral home may have a suggestion.\n\nI know of several churches that have had grave sites left to them going unused.\n\nCremation is much cheaper.  It doesn't require an expensive casket, and brings an equality to funerals that is not matched by burials.
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I would say thumb screws or applying the screw to any any part of the body.  I always thought caskets used nails, not screws.
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you should watch a cemetery for a few days, When someone dies the ground workers dig the hole the night before the person who hole it is gets buried. Wait until night time, bring body and shovel. Dig the hole deeper, put your dead body in, cover up. The next day they will put the other dead person's casket over it. NO WORRIES!:)
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please do not waste the wood.\njust bury them in direct contact of the soil...\nit will help fertizer the soil.\nput the resourses into planting something on the grave...\nwith the plant you can see it and recall the goat or fish...with a casket you just wasted time and money.
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Corpse, cadaver, worm food
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This varries from area to area.  In the area that i live in its $699.  it is much cheaper than a 6000 dollar casket and a burrial plot!
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The Jiggly Butt will forever be my favorite!"You're the biggest disappointment since the Crucifixion!" is the best Foamy line ever (in my opinion)!But The Amityville Toaster is a very close second.
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Refrigeration and Embalming can preserve dead animals (or humans) for long periods.\n\nMummification or taxidermy can preserve them for much longer.\n\nI doubt you are going to your Mum's funeral, though.
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Ok...a casket can be cremated with a body. But I always thought it was kind of silly, considering they arent cheap. \nOur crematory used cardboard boxes...we would fold them up around the deceadent. The plastic bags are wrapped around the body for transportation and for "waiting" in the cooler. If the person is bagged we burn the bag with them. \nThey have "rental" caskets that have the "liner" (particle board) . They cover the board with satin to give it a nice look. When the service is done they remove the liner, and then it is transported to the crematory.\nThe only time we remove a deceadent from a casket is if said casket is metal. Then we CAN NOT reuse the casket. So we generally beat it with a sledge hammer and put it out for proper disposal.\nI saw a 14, 000 dollar casket thrown into the retort once. The chambers are quite big, so generally the size doesnt matter. But there is a lot of wood ash in the cremains, which gives them a black/grey tint.
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"Best" is relative...\nJust pick mine!
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No, there is no reason for underwear on the deceased.\nAll that is supplied is their outer garments.\nIf the body is too big for the casket, there will also be an absence of shoes.\nYet, again it also can depend upon the requests of the next of kin to the deceased or who is paying for the services as well.