Which BYC member scares you?

[azurbanclucker]

I am positive that water would definitely seep in.

Over time, yes. However, they float for some time when washed overboard during ocean transits are are actually a navigation hazard in major shipping lanes until they sink. A 100 year flood would prolly get them wet. An az monsoon not so much. I'd wager in a hurricane yo'ud have good odds of keeping stuff dry depending on the storm surge and lingering flood water if they're sealed.

until they rust through.

 

[sdm111]

In my particular area if it depends on if it floods then I'll not be wearing socks

 

[sdm111]

They must be pretty sealed up. People bury them. I wouldn't bury one here for the same reason you can't bury People in some parts. Water table too high it'll pop out the ground from the water pressure

 

[sdm111]

Inground pools too. To my knowledge you have to get one that's cemented. Fiberglass drop in pools will pop out too

 

[WallyG74]

They must be pretty sealed up. People bury them. I wouldn't bury one here for the same reason you can't bury People in some parts. Water table too high it'll pop out the ground from the water pressure

There’s this cliff out in Wyoming where you can get rid of bodies and such.

 

[azurbanclucker]

They must be pretty sealed up. People bury them. I wouldn't bury one here for the same reason you can't bury People in some parts. Water table too high it'll pop out the ground from the water pressure

I was gonna say, I remember seeing the coffin grates in the Lafayette cemetery when I was in New Orleans.

 

[azurbanclucker]

There’s this cliff out in Wyoming where you can get rid of bodies and such.

a local crematorium seems like a more convenient and cheaper route?

 

[sdm111]

There’s this cliff out in Wyoming where you can get rid of bodies and such.

Like dad always said, concrete flippers

 

[Brooks_]

a local crematorium seems like a more convenient and cheaper route?

And miss a road trip?

 

[WallyG74]

a local crematorium seems like a more convenient and cheaper route?

Or you can do it the boring way.