all the graves are getting full, would you like to be buried standing or lying down to save room. bury at sea?

Answer 1

I want to be cremated so my family can pay £200 for 6mg of me to go into space. I'll probably never do it in life, so I'd like to do it in death.

Answer 2

Happy Chappie is not original. At the top of Box Hill in Surrey is buried Major someone, upside down. He reckoned that the world was "topsy-turvy" and wanted to be the only one right way up at the day of judgement!

Answer 3

Cremations is not the best alternative as this will increase CO2 in the air. Rather we continue burring just with earth, no memorial stones attached, such that earth continues to be nourished, so that corn farms thrive on these grounds.

Answer 4

All cemetary graves are only purchased for a period of 99 years. After this they can be re-used. So don't worry about running out of space there will always be plenty for all of us, should we choose this option & not cremation.

Answer 5

standing doesnt save space
in our family grave its 3 deep
and compresses every 20 years for 1 more

Answer 6

wrapped in a sheet put in the ground and a tree planted. after a few thousand trees ,it is a park move on to make another tree park. parks not grave yards , which are good for nothing.

Answer 7

Cremation. Couldnt bear to think that when I die, my body will deteriorate. Would rather know there was nothing left for the bugs.

Answer 8

Burial at sea. Launch me on a raft and then shoot flaming arrows to burn it when it gets out far. I saw that on a movie.

Answer 9

Burial is pointless. Cremate me or feed me to the fish. I just don't want or need to be contained after I die.

Answer 10

Burial is a waste of space, go with cremation.