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lemmy.world

Imagine unironically wanting to be quoted saying that

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lemmy.world

Pretty sure she doesn't mean it will be too loud for a dead body, she means the grave may be affected by construction (moved, driven over etc).

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Honestly the state of NIMBYism these days genuinely wouldn't allow my brain jump to that conclusion

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Lyra_Lycanreply
lemmy.blahaj.zone

One of my favourite names is a news reporter for one of the UK TV news stations. Debbie Tubby. Sounds like a character from a Millennial-era children's show, a Teletubby

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One of my favourite news name incidents was during the fuel shortages a few years back. BBC (or maybe Sky) News sent a reporter called Phil McCann to report from outside a petrol station

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slrpnk.net

Should've thought about that before getting buried there...

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Should've thought about quite many things before getting buried ...

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lemmy.world

That would be justified when the construction goes right through or on top of a burial ground or graveyard or some such. Not near it, that's downright stupid.

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lemmy.cafe

How would a train disrupt a funeral, guests won't be able to hear something important or what?

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