So can I, good night!
Ry'
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Re: {{ OT }} Bodies ... the Exhibition
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Well, each and everyone from the Netherlands that ***I*** have met is/was either a devout Catholic OR a devout Christian Reformed.
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With Bogey and Bacall it was only 25. Of course you might have felt differently if the guy had been Bogart.
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16 years ago
Well good for you! Do you want a brownie badge now?
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Oh, definitely - he was one of those guys who was just sexy because of his personality. Certainly not his looks.
Lauren, by the way, still looks fantastic!
I'm so jealous.
Natalie
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The bone burns (turns to charcoal, basically, at 1400-1800 Fahrenheit), but basically keeps its shape. The remains are frequently transferred to a separate cylindrical container with hardened steel balls inside, and the whole container is then rotated until the bone is broken down into very small fragments.
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Ah, thanks.
Natalie
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See what this morbid exhibition has created?
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Then, and only then, are the "cremains" suitable for scattering. To not pulverize them would create a situation where the scatterers of the ashes would be freaked out.