Veterans Cemetery coming to Irvine
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I fed them because they always looked hungry, and I might need them as emergecy food later. But it's easier to stock MRE's and freeze-dried food at home.
Living creatures, be it fish, deer, rabbit, etc. are intelligent and knows when you're trying to hunt them for food. They may be friendly and fearless when you feed them, but once you start hunting them they will learn quickly to keep longer and longer distance. So it's a good idea to feed them something unique but not actually fish/hunt them. When SHTF, you'll know what bait to use to yield excellent harvests in first few days.
1. It is impossible to get to many grave sites at Rose Hills without walking over someone else's burial plot. Not only do people walk over them, workers also drive diggers and lawnmowers over the graves on regular basis.
2. If any of the deceased have issues with me walking over their burial plot, they're welcome to appear as ghosts and complain to me directly.
3. You can escape some taxes by relocating to another state or abroad. Although no one can escape death, you can choose to be buried in a nice place that makes you feel good. To repeat my question, why would you want to be buried in a place that makes you feel "negative" ?
What I thought reading momo's original post: Momo made friends with a koi he regularly fed and talked to at Puente Hills Mall. Momo goes to the mall one day and the pond and koi are gone! He searches tirelessly for years until one day, he is visiting a grave at Rose Hills and he is reunited with his old friend. The koi sees momo and jumps into his arms with joy.
Reality: Momo was just fattening him up to eat him.
In addition, if people have trouble walk over or around it, why will people jog on it? that just does not make any sense.
...and wouldn't you rather be buried in an auspicious, positive location?
BTW, did you know that many city/regional parks around here allowed tree burials at one time or another, where you could pay to have your ashes buried under a new tree planting? No grave markers allowed, but you could pay to have a park bench placed with your name on it. My favorite HS teacher is buried under a tree at El Dorado Park in Long Beach. Something to keep in mind next time when you visit the local parks!
momopi
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eyephone said:
I fed them because they always looked hungry, and I might need them as emergecy food later. But it's easier to stock MRE's and freeze-dried food at home.
Living creatures, be it fish, deer, rabbit, etc. are intelligent and knows when you're trying to hunt them for food. They may be friendly and fearless when you feed them, but once you start hunting them they will learn quickly to keep longer and longer distance. So it's a good idea to feed them something unique but not actually fish/hunt them. When SHTF, you'll know what bait to use to yield excellent harvests in first few days.
momopi
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yaliu07 said:
1. It is impossible to get to many grave sites at Rose Hills without walking over someone else's burial plot. Not only do people walk over them, workers also drive diggers and lawnmowers over the graves on regular basis.
2. If any of the deceased have issues with me walking over their burial plot, they're welcome to appear as ghosts and complain to me directly.
3. You can escape some taxes by relocating to another state or abroad. Although no one can escape death, you can choose to be buried in a nice place that makes you feel good. To repeat my question, why would you want to be buried in a place that makes you feel "negative" ?
irvinehomeowner
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#noweyephonegetsme
Have you figured out how veterans and right to petition are connected yet?
Have you figured out how veterans and right to petition are connected yet?
momopi said:
What I thought reading momo's original post: Momo made friends with a koi he regularly fed and talked to at Puente Hills Mall. Momo goes to the mall one day and the pond and koi are gone! He searches tirelessly for years until one day, he is visiting a grave at Rose Hills and he is reunited with his old friend. The koi sees momo and jumps into his arms with joy.
Reality: Momo was just fattening him up to eat him.
Still have respect other people (dead or alive) private property.momopi said:
In addition, if people have trouble walk over or around it, why will people jog on it? that just does not make any sense.
I thought I already answer your question. because no one can escape death.momopi said:
irvinehomeowner
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Or PP.
irvinehomeowner
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Well... if you think FR is withing Walking/Stalking distance to PP, than I can see that for yaliu the cemetery is within Jaunting/Haunting distance for ghosts.SoCal said:
The Motor Court Company
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If the cemetery does get built, and PatStar is buried there, I will make sure my dog does her business on his grave every morning.
momopi
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yaliu07 said:
...and wouldn't you rather be buried in an auspicious, positive location?
BTW, did you know that many city/regional parks around here allowed tree burials at one time or another, where you could pay to have your ashes buried under a new tree planting? No grave markers allowed, but you could pay to have a park bench placed with your name on it. My favorite HS teacher is buried under a tree at El Dorado Park in Long Beach. Something to keep in mind next time when you visit the local parks!
is this true? We Are Now A Nuclear Waste Dump? that's scary
http://patch.com/california/lagunaniguel-danapoint/we-are-now-nuclear-waste-dump
http://patch.com/california/lagunaniguel-danapoint/we-are-now-nuclear-waste-dump
