What would you like to be buried with?
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A SHOVEL! BU BUM!
my mobile pack of cigs a bottle of malibu and a bottle of white lemonade please
My Twin sister and our artwork.
My Wife's pillow :)
Chocolate...lots of it..Then again it may melt.Okay then I would like to be buried with a computer.That might not work out. oh well that's the best I can do!What lame dreams I have, huh?
McDonalds. In case I get hungry in Heaven
my wife in case I get a sudden urge
a rubber doll!
My enemies :)
a picture of my family and a lock of their hair..
oh, AND a cctv camera incase my loved ones want to keep in touch!!
a cell phone (just incase im buried alive) some food packed where they will ALWAYS be fresh.water,soda.
A shovel will do just fine.
I would be buried with my Broncos stuff. I have 2 hats, 3 sweat shirts, a marble poster showing John Elway's stats, I have a confider, wall clock, and a college
iwould like tobe buried in flowers loads of red roses
and carpets of them
definitely my cd's/ dvd's and i would have the music blaring , hope the neighbours would 'nt object .
I WOULD LIKE TO BE BURIED WITH A SILVER BIRCH TREE OVER ME..AND RETURN TO NATURE
only me wit sand
My partner
my refridgerator
Dignity and good taste. These 'floral tributes' at fatal accident sites make me cringe.
20 cigarettes and a lighter
a full picture of my family
kids
aunts
uncles
mother
father
brother
sister
cousin
nephew
sister in law
brother in law
oh yes and all the money i posses
all my belongings
my car
my furniture
my entire record and DVD collection
my stamp albumn
my mobile phones
the house phones
my computer
my 3 cockateils plus cage
my parrot plus cage
my dog
my cat
my 2 fish and the bowl
the elusive spider
all my pictures
my safe
my plants
my TV
my DVD recorder
my video recorder
my sky box
my PS2 plus all my games
my last beers
my stereo system
the wardrobes
the windchimes
my taxi badge
my glasses
the footstools
and what ever is in the attic
the beds
my clothes
the stairs
my shoe collection
my mp3 player
all the carpets
all my furniture
my games
the blinds off the window
the fridge
the freezer
the cooker
the microwave
the george foreman
the kettle
the breadbin
all the lights in the house
all the fittings
the ariel off the roof
the plaster of the wall
the sky dish
the tiles off the roof
the cement from the bricks
all the wood in the house
the dinning room table & chairs
the washer
the drier
the kettle
the cups
the plates
the saucers
the knifes
the forks
the rubbish bin
the spoons
and all the other kitchen equipment i have
the toilet
the bath
the sink from the bathroom and the kitchen
all my toiletries
the windows
the glass from the windows
the display cabinet
the hoover
all the cleaning equipment
all the electrical wireing
all the pens and paper
my shoes
my book collection
all my toys and games
all the pots and pans
the rubbish bin
the cat litter tray
the shelves
the containers for food
my tool box
all the medicine i have
the breadmaker
the hoover
the ornaments
all my cuddly bears
the stepladders
the settee
my moneybag
all the tinned food
all the plugs off the electical equipment
all the mobile chargers i have
the brush and pan
the mop and bucket
the yard brush the back gate
the condiments
AND THAT IS THE LOT IF THERE IS ANYTHING LEFT ITS YOURS
a t.v. to watch Michigan football
I am not concerned about what I am buried with because I understand that my body is simply a vessel, and that because I have accepted Jesus Christ as Savior of my life, that I have a place for me in Heaven. I know that there is only one way to Heaven, and that is through the sacrifice Christ made for us on the cross of Calvary. When I am actually buried, my soul will be in such peace and have such joy, that any material object would just be "silly".
A "Get out of Hell free card"
A whole heap of Anglo Saxon grave goods - just to confuse the archaeologists.
A live forever potion, some after shave and a shovel
A copy of my death certificate and decorum.
Oxygen - just in case!!!
a death certificate to be really sure!
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