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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Dead Plastic Surgery



Not only are the living overdoing plastic surgery, now the dead are getting into the act too...

Plastic Surgery For The Dead

I thought this was a joke at first, but it's real.

What a world.

14 comments:

  1. vanities...all is vanities

    and to think we become worm food.

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  2. We used to say, "Live hard, die young and look good in your grave." Good to know we don't have to do the first two.

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  3. Ha, ha, ha.. the title said Everyone is Dying to Get It.
    Funny and very, very disturbing!!
    Apparently, vanity knows no bounds.

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  4. YOU'RE DEAD.

    YOU LOOK LIKE A CORPSE, be it a wrinkly one or not.

    Sheesh.

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  5. Me, I plan to have a closed casket.

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  6. Yikes! And to think I used to snicker at people who viewed the body and said "doesn't she look lifelike". Not for me.

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  7. No thanks, I'll just flush my money down the toilet...

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  8. I recently read the book Grave Matters. Check out the process of embalming; you may not opt for it for yourself or a loved one.

    Plastic surgery for the dead is another money maker and more fleecing of the consumer -- in this case, whoever is paying for the funeral.

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  9. nanc: Really, why worry about feeding the worms something that's been surgically altered?

    Ananda girl: lol.

    Commoncents: Nice comment!

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    Jan: Me, I don't want to look young in my grave. I want to look old because I am old as dirt.

    Jamie Dawn: Vanity beyond the grave is pretty vain.

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  10. Brooke: There you go. That's how I feel about it. Who are you trying to impress when you're dead? Sheesh.

    sue: I haven't decided my final disposition yet, but it surely will not involve plastic surgery.

    Chuck: Right. This is very creepy.

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