Increasing Casket and Coffin prices. - Page 2

congressmn · 04-29-2003, 11:54 AM

In these times of a crunching economy, the inflation which has crept up in the Coffin and Casket prices is just phenomenal!

A dead man is cheaper than a living one they say. But the caket/coffin you buy for the passed one leaves you with your doubts.

$300 for a traditional one.
$350 for a non traditonal.
$400 for a designer (swiss designer) (and a vault to keep the dead one in mummy form)
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the price just shoots up.

My question now: What does this imply? Does this imply that we should leave our struggling professions and join these Casketer's?* Or does this imply that we change the lifestyle of the dead ones' and give them a somewhat more modest GAME OVER? Or change things completely and burn the corpse and throw the ashes in ash land?

What do you think?

04-29-2003, 11:54 AM	#1
congressmn Incharge: neighbourhood security Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: on my 499th post Posts: 481	Increasing Casket and Coffin prices. In these times of a crunching economy, the inflation which has crept up in the Coffin and Casket prices is just phenomenal! A dead man is cheaper than a living one they say. But the caket/coffin you buy for the passed one leaves you with your doubts. $300 for a traditional one. $350 for a non traditonal. $400 for a designer (swiss designer) (and a vault to keep the dead one in mummy form) ... ... .. the price just shoots up. My question now: What does this imply? Does this imply that we should leave our struggling professions and join these Casketer's?* Or does this imply that we change the lifestyle of the dead ones' and give them a somewhat more modest GAME OVER? Or change things completely and burn the corpse and throw the ashes in ash land? What do you think? __________________ i am nothing. i am a cold stone, which deceives with the light it reflects, giving illusions of warmth.