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08-12-2011, 11:21 AM
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What has that got to do with "THIS THREAD"  Come on man, I have watched bodies burn and the 'ash' is actually just a polite word for the minute bone fragments and negligible coffin wood left. All soft tissue and fabric does indeed leave nothing left.American prison incinerators must be low temperature if it takes 8 hours  Or is that they only burn one every 8 hours? Means a different thing.I stood there on site in a crematorium and ONE BODY TAKES APPROX. 70 MINUTES. |
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08-12-2011, 11:35 PM
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This thread has zero to do with the Jews. Stay focused. It's a great thread.
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08-13-2011, 12:42 AM
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Sharon Dear This thread is excellent. Don't waste your time on the babbling of Nullface. He or She is a non believer in documented history. You can not reason with the unreasonable. You ,I the several Soldiers who liberated the death camps and the several million Jews,Homosexuals,phsically hadicaped, mentally handicaped,GYPSIES and anyone else deemed unworthy of life who were killed in those camps know all to well the real truth. Dont waste time with this jack ass. |
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08-13-2011, 01:24 AM
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That was my father's wishes and we distributed ashes and purchased small urns sometimes sold as pill holders in pharmacies so we all carry a little piece of him. It was a good thing we did because I lost a brother in my father's house the following year in a fire and the rest of the ashes were destroyed. Needless to say, my brother was cremated, too, so we all have two vials to be worn or cherished. I keep the leftover ashes from my father in my car and talk to him sometimes. Call me weird or whatever, but, I was lost in another state and started panicking and said, "What do I do now, Dad?" The next street was what I needed. If that is her wishes do it. It will feel better one day. I think you'll see. I never thought I would want to be cremated, (I am afraid of fire), but, rotting in the ground is less appealing.
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08-13-2011, 12:32 PM
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Eaton - you are a true gentleman and it is an honour to have your posts in any thread of rational human beings  |
