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Cemetery Socials

 Gatherings in the graveyards for fun family functions.
  (+3, -9)(+3, -9)
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Water slides! Rollercoasters! Come visit the family and have a jolly time! Ride the Rides! See the Sights! Visit grandma in a fun new environment. No more forced family car rides. Celebrate with the deceased in the new hologramatic disco. Dance with dead friends and old relatives! Keep the memories alive! Come witness the famous parade of the dead. Where in once a year the bodies are exhumed and marched around the grounds. Tired of those old boring funerals? Well no longer! Come one come all! Free for the whole family! (void where prohibited, parks and rides may vary.)
—lazloquezos, Oct 15 2002

Mexican "Day of the Dead" http://www.public.i...scmfaq/muertos.html
Not exactly as lazloquezos describes, but in the right spirit (so to speak). [DrBob, Oct 15 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Graveyard "Fun" http://news.bbc.co....england/2253778.stm
The aftermath... [calum, Oct 15 2002]

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       Day of the Fishbone
—thumbwax, Oct 15 2002
   

       I have often thought about having a tombstone with a slide ontop of it, its either that or a interactive tombstone (link) or a tombstone with a giant skeleton with batwings weilding a double headed battle ax in one hand and a sword in the other, or a combination of all 3.
—Gulherme, Oct 15 2002
   

       Are you a left over inca or something? This is a seriously morbid idea.
—madradish, Oct 15 2002
   

       I like this one +. I think it encourages a better psychological viewpoint. Not sure about re-animating the corpses, though - losing the boredom and depression is good, but not the respect.
—yamahito, Oct 15 2002
   

       psss [yami] you forgot the +.
—blissmiss, Oct 15 2002
   

       psss [bliss] maybe the - after "though" cancelled it out.
—FarmerJohn, Oct 15 2002
   

       but I don't see no neutral vote neither up yonder there farms.
—blissmiss, Oct 15 2002
   

       From the title, I came charging in here to deliver a croissant. After reading, I ate it. Here's some bones to bury.
—lurch, Oct 15 2002
   

       Generally the intent of a funeral and graveyard is to comfort the living. I can see people, who want to go and speak to, or remember at, their "loved ones" graves, being quite offended.
As for the hologram idea, that was the basis of a Zelazny short story.
—CrumbsDM, Oct 17 2002
   

       The living might be offended but I don't think the dead would mind. I think they would quite enjoy a little jig every now and then.
—lazloquezos, Oct 17 2002
   

       If anybody ever *swears* to "dance on your grave"... get buried at sea... and have the last laugh
—thumbwax, Oct 17 2002
   


 

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