This is a service that turns a body into mulch and grows marijuana, returning to the family some really good weed that will bring them memories of the deceased.
-- JesusHChrist, Mar 03 2015

Dark, surreal, twisted, and illegal in most jurisdictions.

[+]
-- 8th of 7, Mar 03 2015


Hopefully the body was from a person who died of some other problem, not at the hands of the mulchmakers. If the latter, the family might have mixed feelings about the weed.

Unless it was a Soylent Green scenario! JHC by your photo you are a callow pup and may not have watched that fine fine film. Watch: then imagine your own brand of Soylent Green.
-- bungston, Mar 03 2015


Simple and no doubt half-baked just because adding ashes to the victory patch is so simple. If you can make me into opium now THAT would probably be more useful to a broader spectrum of people who don't necessarily go the 420 route.
-- normzone, Mar 03 2015


Baked!
-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Mar 03 2015


What [8th] said.
-- Voice, Mar 03 2015


So many killed by tobacco, that using their ashes to make more of the stuff seems wicked.

Why not peas and carrots in a sauce instead ?
-- popbottle, Mar 03 2015


// seems wicked //

No, just deliciously ironic.
-- 8th of 7, Mar 04 2015



random, halfbakery