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vinyl wrapped eternity

Nope. Read that earlier, and would want no part. Poseurs for eternity.

LiveonJG wrote: ↑

Sun May 14, 2017 10:23 am

http://registerguard.com/rg/news/local/ ... e.html.csp

I actually get a thrill from utterly horrible ideas so thoughtfully executed. Those lawyer jackals standing in their suits around that fake counterculture paint job on that poor trapped bus has so many things wrong with it that I am agog. Who the heck would do that "final resting place" to their dead relatives?
Colin

A "counterculture symbol of the 1960s"?

IT'S A 1972!!!! How can it be a symbol of the 1960's when it was BUILT IN THE 1970's???

WHO the hell would want to do that????? Ashes in a car for a few years until the Earth pops.

Lawyers? I got the impression they were "Morticians". Hard to tell apart by looks alone, I know. Can a person be both without a
conflict of interest? "I drew up your will, and of course I specified that 80% of your estate should be reserved to cover funeral costs."

They are morticians. I guess it all just depends on when you become their client.

Those pictures are amazing.

Guys in suits smiling over a bus stuffed full of dead hippies.

Is this performance art?

DjEep wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 04, 2017 12:09 pm

Those pictures are amazing.

Guys in suits smiling over a bus stuffed full of dead hippies.

Is this performance art?

It has to be. Please?
Colin

I thought it was essentially a hippy hearse for transporting cremated remains, but not an embalmed corpse in a coffin, and not a final resting place.

neal

A much more appropriate paint job.

neal

For the most part, the hearses were not converted at the factory. Like you'd give a shit after you were dead?

Where's that Steve Irwin emoji when you need it?