Make your pet, or significant other, into a diamond. Seriously. Yes, I know...

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I may vomit.... though my Assistant who keeps her mother's ashes in the lounge room may consider....
[this is bad] I don't understand why you would want to take your loved one's cremains and turn it into a piece of jewelry. I thought the Victorian trend of taking hair from a dead person and preserving it in a glass brooch was bad enough: but I guess a lot of people still need to cling onto a physical reminder of the deceased.

(Though why not take Grandma's tibia and set it on the mantle as a reminder of her? The Tibetans carve human bones into flutes, candleholders and even works of art, but those are supposed to be momento morii, a reminder that you too may end up like that.)
Eeeeewwww, that's grim. Seriously, that's right up there with people who clone their pets.
I always wondered why Mrs Snowy called me "her little gem".
Let me guess - can someone freeze my turd (carbon) and make diamonds from it?? I'm a walking gazillionaire!!! Maybe list myself on the stock market??
Maybe it's not gold in them thar hills, but diamonds, Ninja...

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Snowy
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"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. To be your own man is hard business. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.": Rudyard Kipling - (1865-1936)

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