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Originally posted by WTFH View PostCan you also throw in euthanasia. If I get dementia or cancer, I don't want to be treated. Take me out and shoot me. I know what those diseases do to people and I don't want to go through that.Comment
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I used to have a Plan B that dealt with voluntary euthenasia.
I was going to buy a Cruise liner and invite coffin dodgers to apply for passage.
Essentially they would hand over their property to their kids/named beneficiaries and come on board with whatever money they wished to spend. This would essentially be "put behind the bar" and everything would be "free" up until the point that it was running low.
They would then be slipped a Mickey Finn that would put them gently to sleep. The next morning their friends and shipmates could gather on the deck where their flag-covered coffin would be tipped up, and their body condemned to the deep.
Then everyone back to the bar for the wake.
Still got a few wrinkles to tease out of it, but I am led to believe the the Dragons' Den are quite upbeat about it.
What say the panel?“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostI used to have a Plan B that dealt with voluntary euthenasia.
I was going to buy a Cruise liner and invite coffin dodgers to apply for passage.
Essentially they would hand over their property to their kids/named beneficiaries and come on board with whatever money they wished to spend. This would essentially be "put behind the bar" and everything would be "free" up until the point that it was running low.
They would then be slipped a Mickey Finn that would put them gently to sleep. The next morning their friends and shipmates could gather on the deck where their flag-covered coffin would be tipped up, and their body condemned to the deep.
Then everyone back to the bar for the wake.
Still got a few wrinkles to tease out of it, but I am led to believe the the Dragons' Den are quite upbeat about it.
What say the panel?
I have alrady booked pooperscoot and dicktwat on the next liner out of SouthamptonLet us not forget EU open doors immigration benefits IT contractors more than anyoneComment
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