![]() 10/14/2018 at 11:59 • Filed to: Dusty's Work Avoidance Tour, BRZ Road Trip | ![]() | ![]() |
So yesterday was pretty solid.
First, a refresher. I’m currently on a ten day trip from Texas to Lake Superior Performance Rally in Michigan to home in Massachusetts, with a lot of scenic stops along the way. For a summary click here (Kinja pls no eat link).
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I arrived in Houston around noon. After getting myself situated I headed over to the National Museum of Funeral History, because how could I not? (Family business after all.) The museum is MASSIVE. It took over four hours to see all the rooms, and if I actually took the time to read everything I’m sure I would need at least a full day. It’s a fascinating place as well, if you’re ever in Houston this should be a “must see” stop for you.
Stef came down from Austin and caught up with me at the museum, then we headed to Moxie’s where we’d been invited last minute to have dinner with drivers David Higgins and Patrik Sandell and co-driver Craig Drew of Subaru Rally Team. They happened to be in town for Subaru’s Big Event X the following day (today), so we decided to get together and catch up.
Today is Austin to Waco to Fort Worth to Oklahoma City to my overnight in Vinita, with some sightseeing along the way of course. Also, as for the reason behind this trip in the first place...
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congrats on the new ride!
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My uncle was a scuba diver and wanted to be buried at his favorite dive site. So they did the funeral, then my aunt and dive buddies flew down. They were told, just put the urn in the water, the plug dissolves and it sinks” what they didn’t say was how long, 30+ minutes later the thing is still bobbing on the surface and everyone just akwardly looking at it.
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museum of funeral history?
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Yessir
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Heh, there’s a good Ask a Mortician episode about how covering up a plant with ashes
doesn’t quite...work. They’re bone fragments! The inorganic bits!
It’s not really...fertilizer.
TBH, i
f y’all can pave my bone chunks into the Nürburgring, that would rule. I mean, Tiergarten was named for an animal cemetery anyway...
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people have used the carbon to make diamonds. Now to break into BMW carbon fiber plant....
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Oooooh. That’s slightly more ethical than the way they get most
regular diamonds, so I’ll allow it.