Dissolving the Dead

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  • #299168
    Ady1
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      @ady1

      I know I know I know.

      But it's actually quite an interesting read

      #34906
      Ady1
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        @ady1
        #299179
        Brian Sweeting 2
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          @briansweeting2

          Interesting read, thanks.

          I suppose that there is always at least one person who dislikes whichever form of procedure, burial or cremation, is going to be performed so you'll never win.

          #299180
          Tractor man
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            @tractorman

            Ady,

            Very interesting read indeed. Certainly appeals to my technical background and may alleviate any concerns about waking up in a very dark box.

            Even if I do wake up as the warm alkali floods in there is no handle on the inside unlike a torpedo tube.

            Wonder if they would let SWMBO keep my skull instead of bashing it up? Would look lovely with spring bulbs in.

            Mick

            #299182
            Phil H1
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              @philh196021

              Or an interesting light shade.

              #299187
              Brian Oldford
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                @brianoldford70365
                Posted by Phil Hale 1 on 22/05/2017 15:51:32:

                Or an interesting light shade.

                It would certainly be a conversation piece.

                #299188
                not done it yet
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                  @notdoneityet

                  Both the liquid and the bones could be converted to fertilizer – they are, at least, using KOH rather than NaOH. I would endorse that, whether the liquid was sprayed 'locally' or taken away to a bulk fertiliser processing facility. The bones would clearly be good calcium/phosphate fertiliser, presumably.

                   

                  Which ever way, I would not want all that Potassium to be lost by draining down to the sea.

                  Edited By not done it yet on 22/05/2017 16:51:49

                  #299191
                  MW
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                    @mw27036

                    Soylent green is just around the corner.

                    Michael W

                    #299199
                    blowlamp
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                      @blowlamp

                      Reading this is physically draining.

                      Martin.

                      #299206
                      Phil Stevenson
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                        @philstevenson54758

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                        #299212
                        blowlamp
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                          @blowlamp
                          Posted by Phil Stevenson on 22/05/2017 19:22:32:

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                          Definitely a cutting hedge solution!

                          #299226
                          Neil Wyatt
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                            @neilwyatt

                            I always fancied a Tibetan Sky Burial, but I suspect a corpse on top of Plynlimon being fed to the red kites might raise a few complaints?

                            Neil.

                            #299291
                            Michael Gilligan
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                              @michaelgilligan61133

                              For what it's worth … 2015's cardiac problems finally put put an end to my procrastination, and I completed the paperwork to donate my bodily remains to science.

                              MichaelG.

                              #299494
                              vintagengineer
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                                @vintagengineer

                                When I worked in South Africa we had a 1000 gallon hot caustic tank to degrease engines. We had an apprentice who put a RR torque convertor in the tank and went for a cup of tea, when he came back, he had to explain why he no longer had the torque converter. This was despite a large sign stating no aluminium to be put in the tank!

                                #299496
                                Georgineer
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                                  @georgineer
                                  Posted by Phil Hale 1 on 22/05/2017 15:51:32:

                                  Or an interesting light shade.

                                  Certainly brings a new dimension to being light-headed.

                                  Geo.

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