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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Well, The folks that ran this GA Crematory were definately a couple of slackers! Check this out. Its gross! http://www.msnbc.com/news/709182.asp?0dm=C16TN
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Joe Redifer
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That has to be the laziest person I've ever heard of. Creamating someone isn't THAT much of a hassle. Maybe they were necropheliacs.

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Ron Lacheur
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that's just nasty!

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John Walsh
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Definitely an example of, "crematorium done wrong!"

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Gordon McLeod
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Maybe he couldn't afford the gas bill

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Bruce McGee
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The owner claims that his furnace was on the fritz.

Can you imagine walking up on a scene like that?

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Gordon McLeod
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Somehow the math doesn't work If it is 15 years then the count should be much higher 200 bodies would be about 50 days worth

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Keith Peticolas
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...And that's why I live and stay in Alaska.

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Joe Redifer
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There are probably dead bodies rotting somewhere in Alaska as well. No one is safe from stumbling upon a sea of rotting corpses!

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Bobby Henderson
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Actually, the bodies sprawled around in Alaska are frozen and perfectly preserved. Its too damned cold up there for the bodies to rot.

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Keith Peticolas
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Actually we can and sell 'em as tourist food.

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Leo Enticknap
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Maybe this bloke hadn't realised that George W. Bush had abandoned the Kyoto protocol and was trying to do his bit to cut greenhouse gas emissions...


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Chad Souder
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I love how his excuse is that his machine was broken. It must take awhile to get parts for that. What's creepy to me is the thought of having someone's charred remains in an urn on my mantel or wherever. I just don't see the comfort in that.

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Jason Burroughs
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I'm sorry, but 200+ bodies dating back 3 to 10 years is more than just broken machinery, or laziness. Its absolutly morbid that someone could have those bodies just laying around on their lot, Georgia summers aren't pleasent as they are. Add to the fact that the guy was burning wood chips to produce the ashes given to the realitives. This guy is to creamation as Technicolor is to film distribution.

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Actually, the guy's not stupid. WHat he was doing was setting up Hollywood for a whole new line of Horror films that he will get a cut on.
John Carpenter, better get your typewriter out! I can see at least 5 or 6 sequels comming out of the first release.

Of course the first one would simply be called..........
"Crematory"

But then.....the onslaught would follow.........

"Crematory 2, The Stench Of A Hot Georgia Summer"
"Crematory 3, The New Furnace Arrives"
"Crematory 4, Ray Brent Marsh Is Back"
"Crematory 5, At The Bottom Of The Lake"
And of course the last chapter.........
"Crematory 6, Ray Brent Marsh Back Behind Bars"

Mark @ Old GTS



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