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[threecees]

What's next, maybe ads for Bounty or Charmin and then you get a discount

on the tombstone???

[SloopJohnB]

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@threecees wrote:

What's next, maybe ads for Bounty or Charmin and then you get a discount

on the tombstone???

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@threecees  "Depends"

[Puzzle Piece]

Honestly, I really don't give a dahm when someone is pushing up the daisies.  I wouldn't spent the time or any money.  I figure it was important to know and interact with them when they were alive. When the father-in-law passed away, my sisters-in-law didn't help pay for the burial or any expenses.  Theyu didn't want to attend the small service either.  No way would a fancy headstone be paid for or wanted.  

[Cakers3]

I believe the picture is not a real gravestone. The QR code is a much smaller plaque.

Personally I would like a pyramid for myself.🙂 

[ROMARY]

Basically, (Gee, I haven't used that word in years.....), 

If a much smaller code could be placed at the lower right or left side, it's a good idea.

It's always nice (imo) to see the name and year date on a headstone.  Maybe a few small flowers or birds or whatever the deceased loved.

[kindred cats]

OMG @stevieb ....You made me laugh even if I shouldn't have....

I'll pass too! 

[Mersha]

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@San Antonio Gal wrote:

@Mersha  -  Does the other side of the stone have the normal information?  I was assuming it did.

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@San Antonio Gal   I have no idea.

This was on Facebook along with a discussion.  Some mentioned perhaps, in time you, could use a code and a hologram of the person buried there would appear.

[Stray]

The QR codes I’ve seen in the US are very small & discrete.

[SaveTheTurtles]

Nope