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BrowneIssue replied

25 March 2009, 11:18
Originally posted by Ruprect View Post

open air funeral pyres in the UK... not sure this is a good idea. Surely the 1906 cremation act was brought in for a good reason?

Yep. The lack of and cost of land for burials.
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threaded replied

24 March 2009, 14:07
Originally posted by zeitghost

Let me guess, the time machine is involved...

No, give you a clue it's a number that starts with an 8 and is 6 digits long.
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24 March 2009, 14:04
Originally posted by Ruprect View Post

looks wierd to me. And I can't reply to it.

Interested in discussing it though - open air funeral pyres in the UK... not sure this is a good idea. Surely the 1906 cremation act was brought in for a good reason?

I worked out how to reply to it, but lost interest.
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Ruprect started a topic Zeity's carbon footprint thread

24 March 2009, 13:48
Zeity's carbon footprint thread

looks wierd to me. And I can't reply to it.

Interested in discussing it though - open air funeral pyres in the UK... not sure this is a good idea. Surely the 1906 cremation act was brought in for a good reason?
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