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nunusguy · 07-06-2005

"In silk black-and-gold pajamas, velvety black robe and slippers, James Henry Smith is at rest.
His feet are crossed, his pack of cigarettes and a beer by his side. Steelers highlights are playing on a high-definition TV screen nearby. With the TV remote in his hand, leaning back in his recliner, a Steelers blanket across his legs, it's like a game-day Sunday.
Except that it's not.
It was last night at Samuel E. Coston Funeral Home in Lincoln-Lemington, and family and friends were filing in to pay their final respects to Smith, whom they called one of the biggest Steelers fans in the universe."
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05187/533357.stm

Hervoyel · 07-07-2005

Hey, my dad was buried in his Crimson Tide shirt and cap. It's what he wanted (People from Alabama are like that, you just have to accept them and move on past it) and that's what we did. I'm sure he's somewhere in the afterlife giving Auburn fans a hard time even as we speak.

Now personally I always wanted to be cremated and then have my ashes handloaded into a whole bunch of ammo. I don't know why, I just thought it would be cool.

Ihategeeks · 07-07-2005

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Originally Posted by Hervoyel

Now personally I always wanted to be cremated and then have my ashes handloaded into a whole bunch of ammo. I don't know why, I just thought it would be cool.

The death that keeps on killing

El Tejano · 07-07-2005

I can't help but say that it don't make me hate the Steelers any less.

Hervoyel · 07-07-2005

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Originally Posted by Ihategeeks

The death that keeps on killing

That's right! Spread the love around. If I gotta go then I'm taking some fools with me.

El Tejano · 07-07-2005

Or you could have your ashes spread out at the 50 yard line of Reliant Stadium.

gcolby · 07-07-2005

This is nothing. Larry Hagman (JR in "Dallas") specifies in his will that he is to be cremated. His ashes will be spread over a wheat field, and one year later, the wheat will be harvested, processed, baked into a cake, and served at a party to his closest friends and family to commemorate his life.

I can't make this stuff up; google it yerself!

Glen

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nunusguy Hall of Fame Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Houston Posts: 8,991 Rep Power: 184	Here's, no make that was a real NFL fan ! "In silk black-and-gold pajamas, velvety black robe and slippers, James Henry Smith is at rest. His feet are crossed, his pack of cigarettes and a beer by his side. Steelers highlights are playing on a high-definition TV screen nearby. With the TV remote in his hand, leaning back in his recliner, a Steelers blanket across his legs, it's like a game-day Sunday. Except that it's not. It was last night at Samuel E. Coston Funeral Home in Lincoln-Lemington, and family and friends were filing in to pay their final respects to Smith, whom they called one of the biggest Steelers fans in the universe." http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05187/533357.stm

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Hervoyel The Right Track Join Date: Apr 2004 Age: 47 Posts: 12,911 Rep Power: 61005	Hey, my dad was buried in his Crimson Tide shirt and cap. It's what he wanted (People from Alabama are like that, you just have to accept them and move on past it) and that's what we did. I'm sure he's somewhere in the afterlife giving Auburn fans a hard time even as we speak. Now personally I always wanted to be cremated and then have my ashes handloaded into a whole bunch of ammo. I don't know why, I just thought it would be cool. __________________ A wise man once said "...well at this point it's all been hashed out and you either see it or don't. Hoping for a win next week" - HTown2ATX

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07-07-2005	#4
El Tejano Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 9,748 Rep Power: 6842	I can't help but say that it don't make me hate the Steelers any less.

07-07-2005	#7
gcolby Veteran Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Austin TX Age: 47 Posts: 134 Rep Power: 9	This is nothing. Larry Hagman (JR in "Dallas") specifies in his will that he is to be cremated. His ashes will be spread over a wheat field, and one year later, the wheat will be harvested, processed, baked into a cake, and served at a party to his closest friends and family to commemorate his life. I can't make this stuff up; google it yerself! Glen

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