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7 comments:
Aaaahhhh, much better.
Yeah, that would be a great idea. I like reading tombstones once in a while, but if this would happen, I'd be at the cemetery all day!
Itold my wife I want a jack-o-lantern carved on my tombstone.
: )
I'd plan trips to giant cemeteries..I'd pack a lunch.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!
Gotta love these kids :)
Agreed!
AWWW..YEAH!!!...that's BEAST!!!...<333
When we went to Romania, there was a fantastic cemetery where the gravemarkers were elaborately carved stories of the person's life (and death in many cases). I think it's called the Merry Cemetery.
Love it. A boon for poets who would set up humble shoppes with bad puns on their shingles...:)
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