LucifarGundam @lucifargundam@social.cleverlibre.org

@naikides
Yes. I don't think people would want to see grave markers year-round in their neighbors property.

Some further reading::::
https://consumer.ftc.gov/articles/ftc-funeral-rule

The Funeral Rule gives you the right to:

-Buy only the funeral arrangements you want.
-Get price information on the telephone.
-Get a written, itemized price list when you visit a funeral home.
-See a written casket price list before you see the actual caskets.
-See a written outer burial container price list.
-Receive a written statement after you decide what you want, and before you pay.
-Get an explanation in the written statement from the funeral home that describes any legal cemetery or crematory requirement
-Use an “alternative container” instead of a casket for cremation.
-Provide the funeral home with a casket or urn you buy elsewhere.
-Make funeral arrangements without embalming.

@elgosz
I believe it's the other way around.

Also::::
Go to https://element.qoto.org and you can register for, or sign into, a QOTO matrix account.

#TiL most states allow at-home burials...

@owi
LTL?

@jdsalinger no.

@jdsalinger testing

@xand hi

@eff
You're welcome to come chat with us

@anthk @ajroach42
I'm interested

@rmerriam
Very kind of you!

As a reward, here's a good tool:::

Tinyurl.com

@mguhlin @edutooters
Never had a problem. Could you be specific?

@Kyauphie hi

@mborzymowski
No. No need to. I could if I wanted to, but that is currently unnecessary.

Playing #phasmaphobia on #debian #linux via #steam #linuxgaming

@icedquinn
You're not good at math?

@echoteecat
I have a few times...
https://crumblcookies.com/