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Old 26-07-2004, 14:52   #35
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Re: Burial or cremation? Which would you prefer?

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Originally Posted by Bifta
The Bishop? heh, did the priest say no first? The only restrictions in the grave yard I'm going to be buried in is that you take your dead flowers home with you instead of dumping them on the grounds.
The Vicar said no because the Bishop didn't want such things in his graveyard. I thought it was our graveyard since we're the ones who have relatives there and will soon enough be there ourselves, but if the Bishop wants to be interred, I'd be happy to help
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