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Close to Home by John McPherson for March 05, 2012
March 04, 2012
March 06, 2012
Transcript:
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Woody157 almost 13 years ago
Don’t know about you but I am glad I don’t play golf.
doc white almost 13 years ago
Small wasn’t he.
shmlss almost 13 years ago
got a tupperware bowl of ashes of my late great friend from anchorage in the mail, bout the size of a small soup container lol. wasn’t it thoughtful for her sis to take all her $$ & then divy up the ashes to all her friends!!!
rmacprivate almost 13 years ago
There actually was or is a company that will take the ashes and add it to a resin mix and cast it into fishing lures so your buddies can still take you fishing with them. Only in America!
jcm1655 almost 13 years ago
True golfer
CCMMJJ almost 13 years ago
The woman on the right looks like she’s dressed for a wedding more than for a funeral.
cleokaya almost 13 years ago
There is also a compamy that will putt your ashes into shotgun shells so that you can kill something as you blast through the air.
Jml58 almost 13 years ago
His last attempt to make a hole-in-one.
hippogriff almost 13 years ago
shmiss: Sorta like Joe Hill. He was cremated and his ashes sent to be scattered in every state except Utah (which killed him after a kangaroo trial). His famous last words: “Don’t mourn, organize!”
REDROCKER51 almost 13 years ago
i don’t know….it seems that cremation would really burn someone up……
KA7DRE Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Sort of like some of the gimmicks they did with ash fromMt. Saint Hellens here in Washington.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Joe Hill got railroaded because he was a “wobbley.” As a labor organizer he felt songs were more effective than pamphlets at getting a point across and changing opinions.