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Thu 25 Sep, 2003 09:10 am
For the love of god, who thinks this stuff up?
http://www.luxurytodiefor.com/main.htm
kev, all that stuff was a goof from the pilot of the TV series 'Six Feet Under'.
I am guessing the site was originally put up to promote the series.
Well it's popular coz I've gotten a whiff off a few bodies on the train that I swear smelled like they were decomposing!
Heeven wrote:Well it's popular coz I've gotten a whiff off a few bodies on the train that I swear smelled like they were decomposing!
Heeven, I'm not sure that I really want to ask this, but I dont seem to be able to stop myself, What bodies? on what trains?
I guess I should explain - I take the train to work everyday (in Boston) and it's one of those trains where everyone is packed in tight. You are forced to be squashed up against complete strangers. I have been unfortunate to have the pleasure of being close to some unwashed bodies - which I equated with what I would imagine decomposition to be like. A slight exaggeration!
Aaah Heeven, Now I understand. Tell me, are there any openings for shower salesmen in Boston?
I think this could be a place of real opportunity for a guy like me.
Yes, Yes, Yes!
You can start by stripping off and doing a shower demonstration for us somewhere like downtown Boston. I could sell tickets and we could support A2K .... Yay!
Oh hold on, that sounds a little too close to the David Blane stunt currently happening (still?) in London. We don't want people smacking you with a wet fish or anything like that.
Ah, they just kill me. Yeah, the website is a spoof.
There's no actual info about the funeral-home at
http://www.luxurytodiefor.com/main.htm
But it does display the same ad over and over, linking to the TV show Six Feet Under, at:
http://www.channel4.com/entertainment/tv/microsites/S/sixfeetunder/index.html
Anything I see on the internet gets a huge grain of salt!
Six Feet Under is indeed a brilliant series, btw, in their defence.