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Old 11-03-2009, 10:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default so if you order a coffin from wal-mart...

how does this work? when you order a coffin from them, i'm assuming they dont ship it to your house? does it go straigth to the morgue?
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Old 11-03-2009, 10:25 AM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Are you planning your funeral? Dont buy now. It will be totally out of style when the time comes in, say, a few decades. LOL
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Wow. Supermarkets in America sell coffins?!?
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I heard Costco sells coffins as well. Of course, at Costco, you have to buy 6 of them.
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Wow, Wal-mart does sell everything!
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Are you planning your funeral? Dont buy now. It will be totally out of style when the time comes in, say, a few decades. LOL
I made that mistake. Bought a coffin about ten years ago. I wouldn't be seen dead in it now.
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I had no idea WM sold coffins.
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I had no idea WM sold coffins.
About a week ago I was actually thinking about if Walmart sold coffins they'd have a monopoly on pretty much every single thing a human being could physically need.

And then I saw this article: "Wal-mart starts selling coffins"

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I made that mistake. Bought a coffin about ten years ago. I wouldn't be seen dead in it now.
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Here in the UK the co-op had a funeral business, I think. Although I think that's been around for ages.
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The only question I have is if the package it's delivered in contains the Walmart smiley logo, because that would just be wrong.

Actually, I think a lot of the coffins sold at Walmart end up getting used for other purposes besides burying people. With a few modifications a coffin can be made into a nifty goth bookshelf or a storage chest to keep your trench coats and combat boots. Or you can stack one on top of another to make a coffin coffee table. Or you can attach wheels to make a coffin go-cart. There's literally thousands of uses.
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Some of the more interesting models out there at the mo. Not sold at Walmart (as far as I know).
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I heard Costco sells coffins as well. Of course, at Costco, you have to buy 6 of them.
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Wow!
Didn't know that walmart sold coffins.....I find that kinda odd.
But totally tell us how much you got it for..I need one too =P lmao!!!
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Are you planning your funeral? Dont buy now. It will be totally out of style when the time comes in, say, a few decades. LOL
if i find a spider-man one, i'm getting it
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This thread so makes me want to go out and order a coffin.
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That is sooooo strange that wal-mart in america sells coffins..eww..i'd be freaked out to go shopping there i think LOL oh and depressed
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That is sooooo strange that wal-mart in america sells coffins..eww..i'd be freaked out to go shopping there i think LOL oh and depressed
they only sell them on their website
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