I Found My Burial Casket!!!!!

I love it!! I hope the area under the slate is well sealed to keep the rotting stench to a minimum. Might be tough to get down on a shot. :D
 
Nice, I wonder if its playable

would be weird to let my boys play a rack on it while im laying dead under it
 
I'm guessing you play for more than just $$$ on that table...


I would have to negotiate quite a bit of weight to match up on that table......especially if this guy is was the one wanting to match up...
 

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Save$$$$

Save yourself some money and just buy a Diamond Pro-am!

You can play on it now, and when you leave us, you can be buried inside it!!:eek: :D

I already have mine!!! I haven't told the wife yet, but she won't be surprised!;)

LOL!

Ray
 
$10,000 for a box to bury you in. This is when you get screwed one last time. Johnnyt
 
Johnnyt said:
$10,000 for a box to bury you in. This is when you get screwed one last time. Johnnyt

The epitaph on Minnesota Fats' (Rudolph Wanderone) tombstone reads:

Beat everybody living on Earth. Now, St. Peter, rack 'em up.

:D :D :D

JAM
 
Wow ...

IF I walk into someones house that has a table like that I'm getting the hell out of there ... Who knows it may be Barnabas Collins house ....
 
A quote by John Terrell "stick a bone up my *ss and let the dogs carry me away" Johnnyt
 
Barnabas Collins

The King said:
IF I walk into someones house that has a table like that I'm getting the hell out of there ... Who knows it may be Barnabas Collins house ....
Boy you have to turn on the Way Back machine to remember that one.

Barnabas Collins, a vampire from "Dark Shadows" a soap opera that aired 1966 to 1971.

Hope that helped some of the people who are not old enough to get that reference.

flettir
 
Flettir said:
Boy you have to turn on the Way Back machine to remember that one.

Barnabas Collins, a vampire from Dark Shadows a soap opera that aired 1966 to 1971.

Hope that helped some of the people who are not old enough to get that reference.

flettir

I listen to talk radio in the car, and was listening to Coast to Coast,
they had some of the people associated with Dark Shadows on talking about an upcoming dark Shadows convention. (in San Diego, I think)
 
Johnnyt said:
$10,000 for a box to bury you in. This is when you get screwed one last time. Johnnyt


Once again, I agree with you John.

When I go, I have begged my wife & kids to PROMISE me that it'll be in the cheapest box possible. That way, my family can have some extra money.
This gives me a new idea. If there ain't no zoning ordinance on home-made boxes to be buried in, I'm going to get my cousin Mike (he's a handy-man) to build me one from cheap lumber from Busy Beaver or Home Depot.
I'm friends with the people who run the funeral home I want to be buried in, so I think I can talk them into allowing it, since we'll still be renting space for a day or so there anyway.

If I knew I could save my family $10,000, I think I would feel better when I'm dead.
 
Well before postage went up . . .

The ticket would have been to just get a big brown envelope and mail you to Alaska, no problems until Spring!

Speaking of reaching back, I think that was from the Dick van Dyke show.

Hu




Terry Ardeno said:
Once again, I agree with you John.

When I go, I have begged my wife & kids to PROMISE me that it'll be in the cheapest box possible. That way, my family can have some extra money.
This gives me a new idea. If there ain't no zoning ordinance on home-made boxes to be buried in, I'm going to get my cousin Mike (he's a handy-man) to build me one from cheap lumber from Busy Beaver or Home Depot.
I'm friends with the people who run the funeral home I want to be buried in, so I think I can talk them into allowing it, since we'll still be renting space for a day or so there anyway.

If I knew I could save my family $10,000, I think I would feel better when I'm dead.
 
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