tkramer

Just another 'empty-life' lonely old man seeking company from strangers...

Me, when I drop/leave/discard my body, it means I no longer have any use for it. All this 'pomp and circumstance' becomes absolutely meaningless. If I 'really cared' (and could arrange for it), I would want my body left in the woods for other living creatures to feed upon. Sustaining other life...my contribution.

jeez...!

Well, good for you that 91 is your number today, I can only hope. Sheryl mentions a site/company (that I have not checked), that will take care of everything, but at a cost. Depends on how fancy you want to go. https://www.amarinternational.com/pre-planning-funeral.html

They are hard to find. I had only seen photos on the web. In 2003 I was flying back to the Bay Area from Bkk for a couple of weeks, and after doing some research, found some interesting inventory at Phil's Guitars in South San Francisco. I drive out to his store, and sitting behind the counter with his feet up, was Phil...noodling on his Brydland. It was like seeing Elvis at the supermarket...I was speechless. "Not for sale" he said. I went back to his shop 3 times before I finally wore him down, and flew home with 'the Byrd'.

Thanks very much. I thought they wanted me at before age 65...? I'll call to verify. Back in 1992 I was 250 lbs. Started having all kinds of serious health issues and warning signs. A year later I was 150 lbs, and at age 43, felt like an 18 year old. Today I am still 150 lbs.

Yeah, and steal all my guitars...?!!!

I can't stop laughing...at all the 'comedians' on this forum. You guys neded your own TV show...!

Only in Thailand… can a post about dying also include a discussion about ‘electric guitars’…!

Thank you. Will check these out.

That was a real beauty. A 1966 Gibson Byrdland. Gibson built 10,000 guitars in 1966, and only 45 completely hand carved/hand built Byrdlands. I bought it in San Francisco in 2003, and sold it in 2013, but I still miss it.

I have been looking online and it seems the age limit is 65 at Thai Red Cross, Bangkok. I am 76 and married, but there is a chance I might outlive my Thai wife and be all alone. So I'd like to take care of business. I also reside in Chiang Mai part of the year, so I could go at either location. So...where can I sign up to have somebody take care of my body after I pass? I have no preference for burial or cremation, just the easiest most trouble-free cost effective disposal. I know everybody says "I'm in good health"...but regarding being in good health for medical donation...I still train almost every day, maintain a resting heart-rate of 50 BPM, BP 112/70, body fat 10%, and pretty much avoid all 'animal' products...fresh fruits and vegetables are my primary food source. I know..."who gives a sh#t"...! Dead is dead. Looking for advice regarding my passing here in LOS. Thanks in advance.

Luis Salinas Buenos Aires Argentina

I remain neutral, Amigo.

I heard that they fired almost everybody, and hired some late arrival Canadians at half the price. Musk is a 'penny-pincher', and Donald likes it.