Is not saving for a funeral wishing for immortality?

[poddster]

🙂

[2106greencat]

Nope.....

It is making the decision not to bet against yourself !

[poddster]

Designer pet food maybe?

[poddster]

Maybe humans should have a "use by" date stamped on their bottom in fine print

[this-one-time-at-bandcamp]

Perhaps not saving for a funeral is planning on going off in a fiery crash, going swimming at Amity Island, or taking an AsiaAir flight.....

[debra9275]

No, it's quite the opposite, it's accepting mortality

[horizon1907]

Cripes, mine would be rejected quick smart.  Not even good for recycling.

[cmcoins2000]

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@poddster wrote:

Designer pet food maybe?

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My best friend will not touch McDonalds let alone Soylent Green.

[2011.narelle]

Nope,that's anticipating mortality & with an life  insurance policy may guarantee it with the relatives like i have.

Getting your ashes made into a diamond by lifegem is wishing for immortality.

Better chance of your remaining relatives valuing you too.

Passing on your gene pool via your progeny is the closest thing to immortality.

[2106greencat]

I kind of look at it the same way I look at a life insurance policy........

Every month, year whatever you pay a premium to bet you will die, while the insurance company accepts your premium and bets your going to live - at least long enough for you to have paid for the funeral (anything over and above that is cream).