Reminds me of a meme I saw for the first time last night of a redhead drinking ginger ale with the title cannibalism.
No need to get so fancy just for some ribs.
We do get the occasional request to cremate large animals. Unfortunately you can't cremate animals in a human crematory. Ridiculous law considering the temps required.
Have a feeling that at 3,000 degrees that can't be much of an issue. Which is why it's perfect for a BBQ.
Before my first deployment we were encouragement to make 'arrangements' and such.
I put in that I wanted to be cremated and have the ashes from a certain area of my body spread over the Virgin Islands from an aircraft.
I might have been slightly inebriated........
I put in that I wanted to be cremated and have the ashes from a certain area of my body spread over the Virgin Islands from an aircraft.
I might have been slightly inebriated........
So here's a question. I had a dog cremated with the ashes returned to me. That was a special dog cremator they used?
No wonder it was so expensive.
No wonder it was so expensive.
Our Great Dane was $1000
There are smaller crematories for animals or some companies keep an old crematory for animal cremations. You obviously haven't had to pay FD charges for human cremation.
Larger (full size) crematory needed is why that was more expensive.
Technically 105 to 250 will kill just about any bacteria or virus, but I figured the gummit would have some crazy reg about communicable diseases and the vapor, I mean exhaust gases that are released when cremating large animals.
Most don't fill a 6" x 8.5" box.
Their gasses are the same as ours. We can cremate diseased bodies if they are in a bio hazard body bag. Everything is killed in the oven.
Only radioactive cockroaches will survive there ...
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