[Daffynition]

[Daffynition]

"When Sam died, he buried the cat in his backyard."

In some states burying your pet in the backyard is illegal.

[Lx]

I love that, is there a Ralphs nearby?

Why doesn’t he cremate the cat and have the ashes put in his casket?

[chuck_the_tv_out]

Seattle. Figures.

[RichInOC]

“Dogs and cats buried together. Mass hysteria.”

[nothingnew]

Is this what Washington Senators spend their time and the citizens money on? Evidently.

FMCDH(BITS)

[yazoo]

“I realized Sam would have wanted to be buried with my remains, right in North Seattle,” Jacobsen said Tuesday.”

Anything that licks its own butt doesn’t care what happens to its remains.

[SunkenCiv]

Hey, I didn’t watch my buddies die face down in the mud so this strumpet could be buried with his cat. Oh, sorry...

[Dianna]

I can’t see any kind of valid reason for insisting upon no animal remains near human remains.

[Peace4EarthNow]

Doggie ping...

[PzLdr]

When I went to Korea, in ‘68, I bought a dog for my Mom, a mix, mostly Lab, to keep her company. Pop didn’t want a dog. Needless to say, Sepp became Pop’s dog, and best friend.

When Sepp died, 14 years later, it damn near killed both my parents. They cried for three days. They had him cremated, and buried his ashes behind the house [I made him a marker out of a brick].

When Pop had a stroke in ‘96, I sold their house, built a house and moved them up here. The last thing I did was dig up Sepp’s ashes, and bring them, too.

When Pop passed in 2001, Sepp went with him. A lot of you may not understand that. The dog lovers will.

[Slings and Arrows]