Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: OH MY WORLD! on February 03, 2016, 06:29:56 PM
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I love it!
http://www.wired.com/2011/10/holy-smokes-loads-cremation-ashes-into-shotgun-shells/
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Could only happen in America. I suppose the next venture will be sending rockets filled with ashes to the heavens.
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Could only happen in America. I suppose the next venture will be sending rockets filled with ashes to the heavens.
Too late - it's already been done, though not often as the cost is prohibitive to all but the very wealthy. Every last milligram of payload costs a fortune. Gene Roddenberry (creator of Star Trek) and Timothy Leary both had their ashes put into orbit.
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The US and its sick fascination for guns, even ones with shells filled with human ashes! >:(
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Too late - it's already been done, though not often as the cost is prohibitive to all but the very wealthy. Every last milligram of payload costs a fortune. Gene Roddenberry (creator of Star Trek) and Timothy Leary both had their ashes put into orbit.
Hopefully this song was played when Leary went up:
https://youtu.be/A-r209RPsvQ
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The US and its sick fascination for guns, even ones with shells filled with human ashes! >:(
Yes, my initial thought too ::)
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I'd just settle for being sharp but I don't know SD, sharp at eighty, just a thought don't get so drunk you could be taken advantage of,have a lovely birthday,good on you.
Kindest of regards, ippy.
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Not fascination, they just love them like the Swiss and French.
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Not fascination, they just love them like the Swiss and French.
And kill more with them than both those nationalities combined.
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And kill more with them than both those nationalities combined.
Exactly!
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Not with the holy smoke shells you silly old Shaker.
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And kill more with them than both those nationalities combined.
But is that number proportionally larger or smaller per person than in France or Switzerland, Shakes? I think that that is perhaps a more important statistic.
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But is that number proportionally larger or smaller per person than in France or Switzerland, Shakes? I think that that is perhaps a more important statistic.
Does this help?
http://www.humanosphere.org/science/2015/10/visualizing-gun-deaths-comparing-u-s-rest-world/