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Old 11-11-2015, 13:41   #46
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I cannot resist....



I don't think I would want to buy crabs from a crabber doing burials at sea...

Just say'n.



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Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life
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I cannot resist....



I don't think I would want to buy crabs from a crabber doing burials at sea...

Just say'n.



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Whad'ya think crabs eat???!!!
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Old 11-11-2015, 14:17   #48
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Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life
Being pragmatic is a bitch. Besides it is just ashes crabs probably don'
t want it.
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Pete, they told me no wood. I know there is no state of federal requirement for any container but in Florida a sealed container seems practical. ON pushing they offered a metal "box" for $200 so we come out in the same place.
Attention you hungry live aboards. This is a hell of a business opportunity. You do not need a license to pick up a body or dispose at sea. About all you need is some water tight wood crates, a truck, an arrangement with a local crabber and an ice supply. A $1200 fee matches cremation and ought to be at least 50% profit. I say crabber because a hoist is important to handle a crate containing a body, sand for weight and ice- say 3-400 lbs. I know many crabbers who would jump at the chance to make $200 for a 2 hour night job including 20 miles of gas.
Glad I read that all the way through to the end. When I got to "an arrangement with a local crabber" I envisioned a slightly different scenario.

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Being pragmatic is a bitch. Besides it is just ashes crabs probably don'
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Actually discussing full body burial not ashes
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Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life
I am perfectly fine with the circle of life, but I don't want to partake of that particular part of the cycle.

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Whad'ya think crabs eat???!!!
The crabs can eat me, literally or figuratively, but I really don't want to eat the crab after it ate what was in the wood box.

I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple. For many decades this contract has been kept by both sides. However, I have partaken of my share of craps and shrimp so it is only fair if I return the favor. Hopefully, they would have to get through the wood box first.

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I am perfectly fine with the circle of life, but I don't want to partake of that particular part of the cycle.



The crabs can eat me, literally or figuratively, but I really don't want to eat the crab after it ate what was in the wood box.

I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple. For many decades this contract has been kept by both sides. However, I have partaken of my share of craps and shrimp so it is only fair if I return the favor. Hopefully, they would have to get through the wood box first.

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Two things first and best love the typo second how do you know you haven't broken that pact with the sharks or the crabs
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I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple.
Ever eaten any of these:
Flake, Huss, Rock Salmon, Rigg, Sea Ham, Tofu Shark, Surimi

or an indeterminate fish cake, fish finger, fish taco etc?
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Actually discussing full body burial not ashes
I doubt I can have a long ship and a pyre? Probably have to think the kids will send my ashes on a ebbing tide.
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I doubt I can have a long ship and a pyre? Probably have to think the kids will send my ashes on a ebbing tide.
Likely not on purpose but on accident well that's different but doubt you want an accidental send off to Valhalla. Its not anywhere on my bucket list
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Likely not on purpose but on accident well that's different but doubt you want an accidental send off to Valhalla. Its not anywhere on my bucket list
I won't even touch that. Not an apt. subject Not that I disagree.
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