Dead Woman Wakes Up And Asks For Hot Tea On Way To Morgue

It's Maori, not Maoris, no S in Te reo. a lot of Pakeha have the body for a week too. a reply to: Shana91aus

a reply to: Cloudbuster

Right sorry i added an S .. I have friends that are maori, one which was comforting me when my grandfather died this year explained all that too me how they do that, and she was saying how people think its really strange but she said it really does help their greiving process..

originally posted by: skunkape23
She was only partly dead.
I see images of British zombie hordes wandering the streets moaning "Teaaaa."

Cannot be British as we would demand biscuits as well

Sorry Shana, I didn't mean to sound snarky about your spelling mistake, it so hard to read what people are really thinking when conversations are written and not spoken as you can't hear the tone of the voice or see the facial expressions. I'm sorry for your loss. Just remember you have only lost your physical grandfarther and not his spirit which surrounds you completely with love...... reply to: Shana91aus