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Snarfangel
2010-09-09 09:00:57 AM
Australia once rode on the sheep's back

I haven't heard that euphemism before.
 
lo quilty
2010-09-09 12:22:18 PM
Gross! British wool is so itchy! Xp
 
Slaxl [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 12:22:20 PM
It is believed the Prince of Wales is keen to show off the coffins at his Clarence House home.

I'll bet he is.

"Oh mother... do come over here for a moment, have a look at this, get closer for a thorough look, closer..."
 
notmtwain [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 12:25:19 PM
Will give new meaning to the phrase "spinning in his grave".
 
WelldeadLink [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 12:41:36 PM
Gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling all over, doesn't it?
 
Shakespeare's Monkey [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 12:41:46 PM
This will end baaaaaadly.
 
Golden Ace
2010-09-09 12:42:45 PM
....

I want my coffin made out of plutonium
 
lecas
2010-09-09 12:47:17 PM
notmtwain: Will give new meaning to the phrase "spinning in his grave".

/me laughs out loud
//have a friend who's nick is spinner
/is a real card.
 
LeroyBourne
2010-09-09 12:47:31 PM
Snarfangel: Australia once rode on the sheep's back

I haven't heard that euphemism before.

t2.gstatic.com
/he has
 
DoorKnobJohnny
2010-09-09 12:49:32 PM
Does anyone else think it'd be odd/inappropriate to ask the prince, "Would you like to be in one of my coffins after you die?"

How do you bring that up in conversation?
 
Wonko Fortytwo
2010-09-09 01:02:28 PM
That'll leave an impression...
 
NotaFinn
2010-09-09 01:23:23 PM
FTFA: "The box is biodegradable, suitable for burials and cremations, and costs between STG600 and STG700"

What is this currency STG? Surely they cannot be referring to the Pound Sterling, known universally by the international currency abbreviation GBP or the even more familiar £ symbol.
 
Five Tails of Fury
2010-09-09 01:26:04 PM
For the people who couldn't put themselves in a sheep legally before death...
 
laulaja [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 02:12:22 PM
lo quilty wrote, second comment made,
Gross! British wool is so itchy! Xp
Only if one bought one of these for these for a pricey snoozing location, would it itch. Most (if not all) of those who are dead don't itch any more.
 
huntercr
2010-09-09 02:24:47 PM
laulaja: lo quilty wrote, second comment made,
Gross! British wool is so itchy! Xp
Only if one bought one of these for these for a pricey snoozing location, would it itch. Most (if not all) of those who are dead don't itch any more.

However from TFA, the wool is only on the outside, so I suspect the Pallbearers might get an itch or two...

that said I'm more interested in the fantastically comedic opportunities of static electricity build up.
 
Tember [TotalFark]
2010-09-09 02:59:59 PM
Hey subby nice Tom Smith reference!

"After that one, we get to meet Olga, the one girl sheep to whom he is true,
And their lovemaking gets pretty vulgah in Death Sheep 5: Ewe Devil, Ewe!
But the forces of goodness are scheming to slay him and bring the world peace,
And you'll spend nearly two hours screaming at Fenton 6: Rest in Fleece."
 
nytmare
2010-09-09 03:23:30 PM
"Each coffin is made of a recycled cardboard frame and costs between $900 and $1100 USD."

Looks like they've got enough fleece going on there without having to line it with wool.
 
WhoWasI
2010-09-09 10:15:29 PM
Well, if Hell freezes, it'll come in handy
 
flying doctor
2010-09-10 12:36:08 AM
Died in the wool
 
benmecha
2010-09-10 08:05:58 AM
NotaFinn: FTFA: "The box is biodegradable, suitable for burials and cremations, and costs between STG600 and STG700"

What is this currency STG? Surely they cannot be referring to the Pound Sterling, known universally by the international currency abbreviation GBP or the even more familiar £ symbol.

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