Dead man wakes up under autopsy knife

[_Seth]

http://www.zimbio.com/Carlos+Camejo/articles/ir0RJWg_i3f/Dead+man+wakes+up+under+autopsy+knife+Reuters

This is why I'd rather be cremated, or at least buried with my phone or something that could make a lot of noise.

[ILoveTRW]

i dont think you would be able to use your phone after you have been cremated

[_Seth]

i dont think you would be able to use your phone after you have been cremated

If I can't be cremated, then I'll be buried with it.

[ILoveTRW]

If I can't be cremated, then I'll be buried with it.

do you know what being cremated means ???

[Jordan.]

Creepy imagine doing the autopsy on someone you think is dead then they just wake up :joker:

[*mazedsalv**]

OMFG!!
That must have been petrifying!! This is why Im scared of death... being buried alive!!!

[lily.]

You should watch "The Serpent and The Rainbow". It's an old movie, but it creeped me out, cuz I have a buried-alive fear too.

[Jords]

That would be terrible, I have that fear too.

[InOne]

Yep, cremated is the best.

[Patrick]

HAHA

Imagine him waking up and the doctors all **** themselfs and the first thing the 'dead' guy does is look at the clock and jump up shouting 'OH **** IM MISSING EASTENDERS'

[Stu]

I have a huge fear of waking up in coffins too. Watching Kill Bill Vol. II didn't help.

It's so boring anyway when you think of all the creative things you can do with ashes. And everyone just plops down for a boring burial.

Mind you I never knew you could hear ringtones from a locked woden, padded box under six feet of dirt.

[Stacey.]

I have a huge fear of waking up in coffins too.

i will be cremated for sure - im chlostrophobic :shocked:
couldnt stand it :bawling:

[Stu]

I would love for my ashes to be shot into space, which might be affordable once I'm dead. If not I'll settle for the ashed being mixed up with dope and smoked in a bong.

[_Seth]

Mind you I never knew you could hear ringtones from a locked woden, padded box under six feet of dirt.

You'd use the phone to call someone and get help.

[Jords]

You'd use the phone to call someone and get help.

Would you get signal?

[Patrick]

I remember the episode of Eastenders which got alot of complaints ages ago where Tanya burried Max alive and he woke up scared and the episode was him trying to call someone for help but the phone went dead.

Felt terrible for him.

Just imagine how scary it would be, you'd be dieing for a drink or a packet of crisps or somthing.

Couldnt bare it, but then again if you were being cremated then what would you do if you woke up in the middle of a fire.
You know, so which is scarier?


Waking up under the ground?

Or waking up in the middle of flames?

Theres only one way to find out...
Nah im not even gona use my Harry Hill Pic this time, seems like a sad thread so i`ll leave it out.

[Stu]

You'd use the phone to call someone and get help.
You haven't thought this through, have you?

[Patrick]

Imagine walking through the grave yard on a cold day with your wife, because your grandad has just died and your walking through the Grave yard and suddnely you hear the Nokia Ringtone coming from under the ground!
:joker:

[_Seth]

do you know what being cremated means ???
Yes.
You haven't thought this through, have you?
What's there to think through?
Imagine walking through the grave yard on a cold day with your wife, because your grandad has just died and your walking through the Grave yard and suddnely you hear the Nokia Ringtone coming from under the ground!
:joker:

I can't imagine why anyone would randomly play music on their phone if they where buried alive. :confused:

[WOMBAI]

http://www.zimbio.com/Carlos+Camejo/articles/ir0RJWg_i3f/Dead+man+wakes+up+under+autopsy+knife+Reuters

This is why I'd rather be cremated, or at least buried with my phone or something that could make a lot of noise.

That is really scary - and I think probably a secret fear a lot of us have. Agree with you on the rather be cremated thing.

[Stu]

What's there to think through?
The fact that you can't get signal on a mobile phone in a locked box six feet under the earth?

[Captain.Remy]

That's hot.

[lily.]

Kill Bill didn't help my fear either Stu.. :S

I'd **** myself if I heard the Nokia ringtone in the cemetery, but I'd **** myself more if I heard the big Dom Jolly voice yelling HELLLLLO from under the ground..haha

[Spike]

This is the kinda thing I fear and knowing my luck will probably happen to me
It must have been awful for the guy

[lily.]

This and being trapped under ice... worst fears..

[_Seth]

The fact that you can't get signal on a mobile phone in a locked box six feet under the earth?

Well what would you do if you woke up buried alive?

[Tom]

I won't wake up anyway so I don't care about buried alive

I'm being frozen then they're bringing me back to life when they've got a cure for whatever I died of

If that doesn't happen I'm on the organ donors list

[Tom]

The fact that you can't get signal on a mobile phone in a locked box six feet under the earth?

You can where my nana is buried :joker:

We buried her with her mobile and we kept ringing it until it went off. It actually rung! If theres no signal it won't ring

[Stu]

Well what would you do if you woke up buried alive?
Use the skills Pai Mei taught me to punch my way out of the ****.

[Tom]

Well what would you do if you woke up buried alive?

They've dug people up and there have been claw marks etc on the lid of the coffin

In Victorian times they used to bury you with a piece of string attached to a bell, and someone would stay in the graveyard overnight. If someone rang the bell they're obviously still alive so they got dug up

[_Seth]

Use the skills Pai Mei taught me to punch my way out of the ****.
It would be bolted shut and thick strong wood.

[Stu]

It would be bolted shut and thick strong wood.
I know. I wasn't being serious.

What would I really do? Slowly suffocate. Might muster up a last minuet sing song.

[Tom]

I know. I wasn't being serious.

What would I really do? Slowly suffocate. Might muster up a last minuet sing song.

Well if your family had sense they'd bury you with fave stuff and knowing yours .... one last smoke and die in the fumes :joker:

[_Seth]

I know. I wasn't being serious.

What would I really do? Slowly suffocate. Might muster up a last minuet sing song.

Well it's hard to tell over the internet. :rolleyes:

[Stu]

Well it's hard to tell over the internet. :rolleyes:
Not really. Pai mei is a fictional character and I am about the least likely person in the world to be skilled in the art of punching my way out of a coffin :wink:.

Well if your family had sense they'd bury you with fave stuff and knowing yours .... one last smoke and die in the fumes :joker:
Oh I thought that through but there would be no air to spark up. And can you imagine the paranoia? :shocked:

[lily.]

To be fair Stu, you're not even skilled in the art of punching your way out of a paper bag. Your fighting skills are strictly verbal .. ;)

The paranoia would be quite epic I'd say... death by paranoia... that's a new one.. beats suffocation.

[Stu]

To be fair Stu, you're not even skilled in the art of punching your way out of a paper bag. Your fighting skills are strictly verbal .. ;)

The paranoia would be quite epic I'd say... death by paranoia... that's a new one.. beats suffocation.
The pen is mightier than the sword! :wink:.

I can't imagine being stoned in a coffin. Our alien colonists would crack it open millenia later and see the lyrics to All Along The Watchtower scrope in.

I could always eat my way out, mind you.

[lily.]

I'm not sure the munchies extends to fine wood.

[Stu]

Someone could leave a mars bar or a bad poem on the headstone or something. I could certainly punch my way out then.

[lily.]

So it's settled then... mars bars above ground... ready-rolled in coffin with you... job done.

[Stu]

The rest of it plays out with remarkable simmilarity to The Crow.

[lily.]

-has not seen The Crow-

[_Seth]

The Crow was weird, but I liked it. :D

[Captain.Remy]

I'm getting frozen anyway when I will be 65 so it's all good. I will be back in 1000 years. By the time I'm 65, I'm confident it could be done.