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Last wish The old guy lay in hospital, his family round the bed; listening to his dieing wish & this is what he said. “I've always been a farmhand & mucked out barn & stable. I've done my bit, at shiftin' **** to put food on the table. You need to know, before I go, don't let me be cremated. It's something I've thought long about – a thought I've always hated. Bury me by the cowshed, among the old bluebells. There, let me lay, 'til judgement day, amid the farmyard smells. Yes, bury me under the dung-heap, although it seems absurd. Far better than cremation -I wish to be inturd!” Briz 6/6/13
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
Last wish
Last wish The old guy lay in hospital, his family round the bed; listening to his dieing wish & this is what he said. “I've always been a farmhand & mucked out barn & stable. I've done my bit, at shiftin' **** to put food on the table. You need to know, before I go, don't let me be cremated. It's something I've thought long about – a thought I've always hated. Bury me by the cowshed, among the old bluebells. There, let me lay, 'til judgement day, amid the farmyard smells. Yes, bury me under the dung-heap, although it seems absurd. Far better than cremation -I wish to be inturd!” Briz 6/6/13
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Mar 3, 2014
Mar 3, 2014 at 9:43 AM UTC
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