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Logged in to bookmark Wawannabe May 2019 #1
This was a surprise to me! Thank you, Wawannabe. Judi Lynn May 2019 #2
Including the bones? keithbvadu2 May 2019 #3
Especially the bones - we need the phosphate! csziggy May 2019 #6
I just wondered if the bones would dissolve so quickly. keithbvadu2 May 2019 #7
I think when they used mummies they ground them up csziggy May 2019 #9
I like the idea Bayard May 2019 #4
I wouldn't mind turning into a few... dhill926 May 2019 #5
In Seattle, wood chipper rentals up 20%..... Hotler May 2019 #8
Fargo is way ahead of the curve, apparently. NurseJackie May 2019 #10
cracked me up....I can almost Hotler May 2019 #11
Lol! Wawannabe May 2019 #13
There's a ton of info on green burial here... Duppers May 2019 #12
Stuff like this gives me more comfort with death Sapient Donkey May 2019 #14
May I be the first to say: EWWWWWW. Composting meat is not something youre supposed to do??? Why Kashkakat v.2.0 May 2019 #15
What do you think they do to dead farm animals? hack89 May 2019 #17
I dont know of any farmer that does that - do you mean factory farms? Ill say it again: EWWW Kashkakat v.2.0 May 2019 #20
You could always Google the subject hack89 May 2019 #21
You never saw The Lion King? Baconator May 2019 #22
This message was self-deleted by its author geralmar May 2019 #16
A body placed in a manure pile doe the same thing for far less cost Kaleva May 2019 #18
But, why did she do it? dalton99a May 2019 #19
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