PhoenixCo is (more or less) proud to announce its most recent development: the Cask-et.

What better way to show you care than to preserve Aunt Dotty in cognac? Got a 'Jim Beam' lover in the clan? We can do that. Did Boris love vodka? Not a problem.

With our "leak-proof"* interment enclosures and your choice of liquor**, your loved one can spend eternity in style.

*As far as you know
**Carbonated/fermenting beverages strongly discouraged and are prohibited in earthquake zones.
-- phoenix, Aug 27 2002

A Rum Do http://www.who2.com/oddlypreserved.html
Drunk as a lord ? [8th of 7, Aug 27 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Glass Caskets http://www.newshera.../local/wm113097.htm
...are also Baked. [DrCurry, Aug 27 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]

some of us are almost completely ready-pickled.
-- po, Aug 27 2002


"Your grand-father looks so well-preserved."
"Actually, that's my husband. The pickling process added a few wrinkles."

-- RayfordSteele, Aug 27 2002


Hmm... one instance where accidentally being buried alive might actually be fun..
-- Mr Burns, Aug 27 2002


Salt or salt substitute?
-- phoenix, Aug 27 2002


Do you do flambe cremations, too? One croissant in cognac to you.
-- FarmerJohn, Aug 27 2002


Yes, but no drinks with the word 'sex' in the name.

n.b. We're not so tasteful that we won't do 'Fuzzy Navels'.
-- phoenix, Aug 27 2002


Well, it worked for Admiral the Lord Horatio Nelson, so it must be Ok - but i think that makes it Pickled rather than Baked ...... Croissant (in armagnac, of course)
-- 8th of 7, Aug 27 2002


Mmmmmm...to be preserved within the depths of liquor would be sweet, however it would require a large enough vessel to incorporate several attractive teenage girls, a lifetime of tobacco, and an small army assortment of rifles and ammunition. One must indulge all his vices in his afterlife.
-- phibes138, Mar 16 2004


What, no salty/fat filled snack foods?
-- GenYus, Mar 16 2004



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