Snow flake moments

[Old Man Jingles]

The urn isn't enough?

Georgia doesn't have the urned credit law.

 

[pickup]

Because you can have your ashes buried there. Just because you are cremated doesn't mean you have to scatter your ashes.

As a matter of fact, the Catholic Church insists that you do not scatter the ashes.

 

[cosmo1]

Flush you down the commode ... it all gets to the sea eventually?

Just chop him up for bait in one of his lobster pots?

 

[cosmo1]

Georgia doesn't have the urned credit law.

Wait! Dislike went away before I even had a chance to use it?

Double-freaking-standards again.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Wait! Dislike went away before I even had a chance to use it?

Double-freaking-standards again.

Hey!
"Urned credit" was funny!

 

[oldngray]

Hey!
"Urned credit" was funny!

You might need it. Its that time of year. Tax Man cometh.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

You might need it. Its that time of year. Tax Man cometh.

Got back from Arizona and a couple of K-1s came in after I filed.
Now I have to pay in/reimburse on Fed and reimburse State.

I forgot about those 2 companies.
Already entered 5 ... I've got to remember them next year!
I hate K-1s!!!

 

[Old Man Jingles]

As a matter of fact, the Catholic Church insists that you do not scatter the ashes.

All the more reason to scatter.
ing Papists!

 

[floridays]

Georgia doesn't have the urned credit law.

But they obviously have the screw you unurned casket law.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Georgia doesn't have the urned credit law.

But they obviously have the screw you unurned casket law.

Finally, someone who appreciates fine humor!

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

Uh oh:

A casket is NOT required by law for a burial in Georgia, and all that is required by lawfor a cremation is a “rigid, combustible container”. ... Rental caskets are also available from some Georgia funeral homes, and this can save on the actual cost of purchasing a casket (especially for a cremation service).Feb 12, 2014

 

[floridays]

As a matter of fact, the Catholic Church insists that you do not scatter the ashes.

I understand why they insist it, but their logic kinda limits the power of the God they claim to believe in.

 

[Old Man Jingles]

Uh oh:

A casket is NOT required by law for a burial in Georgia, and all that is required by lawfor a cremation is a “rigid, combustible container”. ... Rental caskets are also available from some Georgia funeral homes, and this can save on the actual cost of purchasing a casket (especially for a cremation service).Feb 12, 2014

Good.
They changed the law.
It was all over the TV a few years back.

 

[floridays]

Just chop him up for bait in one of his lobster pots?

The final benefit for the family, not a bad thought.

 

[It will be fine]

Good.
They changed the law.
It was all over the TV a few years back.

You gonna get in on the sweet casket rental game? Buy a few, rent em out, easy money.

 

[floridays]

You might need it. Its that time of year. Tax Man cometh.

Cometh means a delivery, I think she just lays on her back and receives, it's the yearly screwing most would like to avoid.

 

[floridays]

You gonna get in on the sweet casket rental game? Buy a few, rent em out, easy money.

A new timeshare scam?

 

[cosmo1]

Hey!
"Urned credit" was funny!

Marginally. I'll give you that crumb.

 

[rod]

As a matter of fact, the Catholic Church insists that you do not scatter the ashes.

I thought the Catholic church didn't condone cremation period.

 

[pickup]

I thought the Catholic church didn't condone cremation period.

I looked it up, they started allowing it a few decades ago.