When you die, what's in your house that you wouldn't want your next of kin to find (or whoever is clearing it out)
When you die, what's in your house that you wouldn't want your next of kin to find (or whoever is clearing it out)
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.
There's a company somewhere in America that takes care of that problem for a fee-paid in advance I presume.
As I recall your lawyer notifies the company when you've kicked the bucket and the skeletons in your cupboards plus all and sundry to do with your dark side are taken away so that your reputation as a genial uncle who went on cultural trips to Asia remains intact.
What items would you be most anxious to have removed by the way Joe?
PS Don't be shy now, it won't pass our lips.
I think it would be a service we could all do with- that's if we care about a damn adout what happens when we move on.
Here in Thailand the service often comes free.
When a lone farang passes on and the authorities seal the place off an excellent job is done to present the remains of the deceased in a clean environment, which is nice.
I'm told this service has been given for free in some of these emergency ambulances as well.
It's a little know medical fact that rolexes, gold chains, bulky wallets etc decrease your chances of recovery after an accident and must be removed immediately.
francois (September 28th, 2017)
"Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events,weak minds discuss people" - Socrates
And you say I'm the one who doesn't understand irony!
Frequent, you're priceless!
Lol
a447 (September 27th, 2017)
I suppose for me it would be the gay porn on my internet history, but as FarangRuMak said above, who gives a shit when you're dead? I got rid of my collection of ladies' underwear some time ago!
Hitchhiking's more of a challenge on the road less travelled.