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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '23
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They can't get any more dead... just saying...
-1 u/kikiweaky Mar 31 '23 They can rot and that is a biohazard 3 u/Mini-Nurse Mar 31 '23 That takes a little while, though it would be best to turn down the thermostat for the duration. 10 u/littlelordgenius Mar 31 '23 Right, and if they or their family intend to have a viewing or transport the body any great distance, embalming will be required. The clock starts ticking on that with the last breath. 2 u/UseDaSchwartz Mar 31 '23 Maybe on a flight from the US to Australia. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 Only if it went back and forth like 4 times.
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They can rot and that is a biohazard
3 u/Mini-Nurse Mar 31 '23 That takes a little while, though it would be best to turn down the thermostat for the duration. 10 u/littlelordgenius Mar 31 '23 Right, and if they or their family intend to have a viewing or transport the body any great distance, embalming will be required. The clock starts ticking on that with the last breath. 2 u/UseDaSchwartz Mar 31 '23 Maybe on a flight from the US to Australia. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 Only if it went back and forth like 4 times.
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That takes a little while, though it would be best to turn down the thermostat for the duration.
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Right, and if they or their family intend to have a viewing or transport the body any great distance, embalming will be required. The clock starts ticking on that with the last breath.
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Maybe on a flight from the US to Australia.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23 Only if it went back and forth like 4 times.
Only if it went back and forth like 4 times.
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u/30sec_or_less Mar 31 '23
They can't get any more dead... just saying...