h a l f b a k e r yI like this idea, only I think it should be run by the government.
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So, first off, this is an idea my uncle had that he wants me to post
It's an iPhone, but for the deceased to "use" in their coffins. It stores all the deceased's favorite songs and playlists, and plays for the dead person in the coffin. It is to be placed on the dead person in the coffin, by relatives
or whomever would be charged with the task of doing so.
The point is, you'd have all your favorite songs in the afterlife. I guess sort of like how the ancients used to bury their pets and prized posessions with the deceased, for the afterlife. Not that my uncle literally believes in an afterlife; it's just that the idea is comforting.
Also, it can be set to call your relatives after a set period (like a year), to leave an after-death message. Like something along the lines of "Hey, it's me, do you guys miss me?"
It also has a call feature, just in case you've been buried alive, so you can call for help. In that case, it serves double duty, because you can listen to your songs while waiting for people to dig you back out.
Last Messages Club
http://www.lastmess...k/lmc/Main/Home.asp [ldischler, Sep 09 2010]
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No need to go through the expense of burying a phone, just hire a messages-from-the-dead service. |
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creepy, and whatever happened to the bell-on-a-string ? |
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Will the bereaving be comforted in knowing the battery will die in about 7 days? |
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...or in one if the the iPod is placed in the coffin playing music? |
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How about the lack of cell reception underground? |
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_______ //call feature, just in case you've been buried
alive//
__plus: //after-death message. Like something along the
lines
of "Hey, it's me//
equals: <left as an exercise for the reader> |
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