The 'Urban Death Project' Wants to Turn You Into Soil

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Maybe their earlier decision to go along with this changed the rules in the spirit world and stopped them from a restful peace in death...

Riiiiight. Makes total sense.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Maybe their earlier decision to go along with this changed the rules in the spirit world and stopped them from a restful peace in death...

Riiiiight. Makes total sense.

You won't know for sure until after you die. I'm sure there are some really big surprises on the other side.

Another thing about the intent to use human dead bodies as fertilizer is quite demeaning in nature. Even if the parties involved don't feel this way, it still has a negativity associated with it, even if you don't see it that way, or even care about that.

The people behind this project might even secretly be Satanists and this project is way for them to conduct a very obscene black magic ritual.

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Another thing about the intent to use human dead bodies as fertilizer is quite demeaning in nature. Even if the parties involved don't feel this way, it still has a negativity associated with it, even if you don't see it that way, or even care about that.

But pumping them full of toxic chemicals, sticking them in a box inside a concrete liner and then covering that all up with dirt is so much less demeaning?

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

the spirits of the dead may care a lot.

Really?

You won't know for sure until after you die

Even then, you may or may not know...

I'm sure there are some really big surprises on the other side.

You're sure, huh? If there is another side...

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Weird, I feel like we've had this conversation here before..

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: NoCorruptionAllowed
Another thing about the intent to use human dead bodies as fertilizer is quite demeaning in nature. Even if the parties involved don't feel this way, it still has a negativity associated with it, even if you don't see it that way, or even care about that.

But pumping them full of toxic chemicals, sticking them in a box inside a concrete liner and then covering that all up with dirt is so much less demeaning?

That's so they can look their best when they rise from the grave (you know, when Jesus comes home).

All things said, if someone wants to donate their body to become fertilizer, so what?!?

Let people do what they want with their own bodies, living or dead.

Of course, the same people telling women what to do with theirs might be trying to tell people what they can have happen to theirs after death, so I dunno.

Mind your own business.

originally posted by: Liquesence
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

the spirits of the dead may care a lot.

Really?

You won't know for sure until after you die

Even then, you may or may not know...

I'm sure there are some really big surprises on the other side.

You're sure, huh? If there is another side...

****

Weird, I feel like we've has this conversation here before..

I know for certain there is a spirit world. I have astral projected and seen it and experienced it. I have been yanked out of bed before by a spirit. I have seen a piano play by itself in an old church. Lots of experiences.

Personally I could care less what you believe.

originally posted by: Liquesence
That's so they can look their best when they rise from the grave (you know, when Jesus comes home).

Ah, yes, Jesus, the original zombie.

a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

I know for certain there is a spirit world. I have astral projected and seen it and experienced it. I have been yanked out of bed before by a spirit. I have seen a piano play by itself in an old church. Lots of experiences.

...

Personally I could care less what you believe.

Same. Additionally, belief does not necessarily constitute reality.

To each his own.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Liquesence
That's so they can look their best when they rise from the grave (you know, when Jesus comes home).

Ah, yes, Jesus, the original zombie.

And original vampire.

originally posted by: Liquesence
And original vampire.

Guy was a total trend setter.

There may not be an afterlife or there might be. . . what I DO know is that the idea of eating veggies grown out of people-soil is stomach-churning.

Yeah, probably doing it anyway, but ew.

C'mon.

EW.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Liquesence
And original vampire.

Guy was a total trend setter.

No wonder dude is so esteemed...

originally posted by: DBCowboy
There may not be an afterlife or there might be. . . what I DO know is that the idea of eating veggies grown out of people-soil is stomach-churning.

Yeah, probably doing it anyway, but ew.

C'mon.

EW.

We're guys, we eat food off the ground and I know you're more like a 60 second rule person as opposed to 5.

originally posted by: ThePeaceMaker
There's another idea someone has come up with. The website is called The living urn. A process that has been thought of growing a tree or plant from a dead relatives ashes

www.thelivingurn.com...

A copy and paste from their main page:

How Does It Work?
We've spent years working with leading soil scientists and arborists to develop the most advanced Bio Urn and Planting System on the market today. The patent pending Living Urn® is complex in its design, but it's simple and easy to use. Place your loved one's cremated remains in the BioUrn® and add our proprietary RootProtect™ ash neutralizing agent on top. Next, lower the tree seedling roots into our special BioUrn®, add our premium growth mix, and plant it in the ground. A beautiful, enduring living memorial will then grow up from the urn and the cremated remains to keep your loved one's memory present in your life!

I'm ok with this. Growing a tree, or other non edible type plant.
Or a life-gem when they crush your ashes into a gemstone.

The idea of being mixed up with others for fertilizer seems wrong. Really wrong.
Doubly wrong if food is going to get grown with it, wouldn't that just cause prion based diseases?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: DBCowboy
There may not be an afterlife or there might be. . . what I DO know is that the idea of eating veggies grown out of people-soil is stomach-churning.

Yeah, probably doing it anyway, but ew.

C'mon.

EW.

We're guys, we eat food off the ground and I know you're more like a 60 second rule person as opposed to 5.

I have to draw the line somewhere.

Imagine cha-cha-cha-chia! Grown from a real human head.

*barf*

originally posted by: Liquesence

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Liquesence
And original vampire.

Guy was a total trend setter.

No wonder dude is so esteemed...

Now I understand why you are against the spirit world being real. Because if some things you don't want to believe are true, are actually true, then you could face accountability and you don't like that, hence the ridiculing of Jesus and things of that nature, which represent possible JUDGEMENT. I have seen this by many other people too. Guess you will have to wait and see. Good luck!

a reply to: DBCowboy


If it was your enormous misshapen coconut I would so buy it because it makes Joseph Merrick's skull look purty by comparison.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: DBCowboy


If it was your enormous misshapen coconut I would so buy it because it makes Joseph Merrick's skull look purty by comparison.

My funeral will either be Egyptian or Viking.

Someone's gonna hafta steal a boat.

Though if you make a gemstone from my ashes, it'd make the Hope Diamond look like cubic zirconium.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Someone's gonna hafta steal a boat.

I'll see if the Queen Mary II is free.

Though if you make a gemstone from my ashes, it'd make the Hope Diamond look like cubic zirconium.

It would also make the Hope Diamond look like a spec of diamond dust.