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slrpnk.net

Mannn having a brand on your gravestone, though

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lemmy.world

People put their religion on their gravestone. That's just corporate branding under another label.

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lemmy.ca

Hey, you're the militant atheist who called me mentally ill for disagreeing with your views on religion

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More importantly, I never did that. But they're stalking me and harassing me for it anyway. No longer in this community, however.

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Another victim of squiddy flexing mod powers

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Agreed, tho i feel like vw bus iconography leans more towards a hippy symbol than the actual Volkswagen brand

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In 10,000 years’ time, archaeologists will speculate on the religious significance of the VW cipher.

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In a similar vein:

"A silvery thing in another cabinet, like a three-pointed star inside a circle, was made of no substance she knew; it was softer than metal, scratched and gouged, yet even older than any of the ancient bones. From ten paces she could sense pride and vanity."

From the Wheel of Time.

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No soul will never find peace resting there BUT it's the best grave ever outside of the Taj Mahal.

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lemmy.world

Something like that would be way beyond my price range. I'll be lucky if I can afford a metal plaque.

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Did they die together?
This seems like a difficult tombstone to update later.

Or is it the same person but young/old?

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lemmy.world

Because, in general, the carvers don't accept a dead person's Mastercard.

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lemmy.world

Well I hope you don’t live in an apartment. It would be awkward sitting next to your tombstone on the sofa…

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But if you die next to it, it’s a neat story for first responders.

Also, it’s super convenient and you get to pick your own.

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