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Jail Bird loose

B coincidence it cost $12500 to bury my first wife in 1997 dollars. Damn, I could've buried her on 3 acres in Twiggs or Crawford County with a single wide already there and had some change left over. But nooooo.... The damn state gubment with they're damn laws and regs about where you can plant a dead person...
 
B coincidence it cost $12500 to bury my first wife in 1997 dollars. Damn, I could've buried her on 3 acres in Twiggs or Crawford County with a single wide already there and had some change left over. But nooooo.... The damn state gubment with they're damn laws and regs about where you can plant a dead person...

Was your second third and fourth wife cheaper to bury???
 
B coincidence it cost $12500 to bury my first wife in 1997 dollars. Damn, I could've buried her on 3 acres in Twiggs or Crawford County with a single wide already there and had some change left over. But nooooo.... The damn state gubment with they're damn laws and regs about where you can plant a dead person...

That's some straight up BS right there. Cain't even bury someone on your own property. See? It's not really 'your' property.
 
If you have a backhoe you can bury anybody on your property


Truth.

We have a couple of old wells we are holding back cause you just never know when you might need one.

Seriously, a friend of mine was buried on his farm, by his wife, (no previous cemetery) and I was surprised at how easy it is to do, regulation wise. Maybe it's just rural areas, but folks bury cows and horses all the time and it's no big deal.
 
That's some straight up BS right there. Cain't even bury someone on your own property. See? It's not really 'your' property.
I told my family when I die to take me out in the deep woods and prop me up against a tree with a half empty bottle of booze and just leave me there for the critters to eat. One day somebody will find my skeleton or rotting corpse. Lol!
 
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