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When we collected Mum's ashes from the undertakers they provided a discreet strong paper bag. Easy to recycle or compost after the ashes were scattered. Recently collected Dad and his came in this (details removed to protect the well-meaning):

 

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Now, although this "upgrade" probably didn't cost much more in the scheme of things, it's not recyclable or easy to compost suggesting that they think it might be reused. By whom? Maybe if they'd done red or purple text on black you could give it to a goth kid, but it's hardly the sort of thing people are going to use for their shopping.

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When we collected Mum's ashes from the undertakers they provided a discreet strong paper bag. Easy to recycle or compost after the ashes were scattered. Recently collected Dad and his came in this (details removed to protect the well-meaning):

 

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Now, although this "upgrade" probably didn't cost much more in the scheme of things, it's not recyclable or easy to compost suggesting that they think it might be reused. By whom? Maybe if they'd done red or purple text on black you could give it to a goth kid, but it's hardly the sort of thing people are going to use for their shopping.

 

When my parents passed the undertakers were kind, considerate and thoughtful. It was the marketing mailshot from the crematorium that raised my hackles. First tears then anger.

 

Not for the cremations, but the side hustles on tacky and tasteless mementos that would have been at home on this thread.

  • 3 weeks later...
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I feel like that second one has been created deliberately as some kind of fiendish brain-twisting test. A bit like reading the names of colours that are themselves printed in a different colour to that written. How fast can you read it without making a mistake?
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I feel like that second one has been created deliberately as some kind of fiendish brain-twisting test. A bit like reading the names of colours that are themselves printed in a different colour to that written. How fast can you read it without making a mistake?

 

Agreed, but why the apostrophe?

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"e" is the most commonly used letter in the English language.

 

:rolleyes:

Anyone who has ever used Stevenage station will know that this is exactly how the announcer pronounces it.
  • 2 weeks later...
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From Den of Geek. Originally the article twice misnamed the Austrian Oak as the Muscles from Brussels.

 

‘What if Conan [the Barbarian] was all talk?’ That was the genesis for the episode,” Secret Level co-creator and executive producer Dave Wilson told Den of Geek at the screening. Indeed, the 10-minute episode is a subversion of the classic Schwarzenegger role, with the Muscles From Brussels playing a king and conqueror washing up on the beaches of Aeternum and getting humbled in a way fans of the game will find all too familiar.

 

The writer needs to be... terminated.

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