Honestly, I don't see why anyone should be outraged about it. At its core it's simply taxidermy with a slightly more whimsical vibe, which is hardly unheard of. If it was being done to a still living animal, I could understand the reaction, but given that it's dead and died from a car accident? I fail to see grounds for anger.David Woon said:
So someone, you say, deserves eternal torture for a morbid yet amusing session of taxidermy? I think you need to re-evaluate your sense of morality, there.David Woon said:
rhizhim said:i would install some speakers that constantly play Wagners Ride of the Valkyries
and of course a camera that records the faces of the ones chased..
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Out of the weird and amusing things people can do to my dead body, this would rate pretty high due to it's hilarity index. Screw being buried in the dirt or having your body burned to ash, human body helicopter is such a better choice.Sean Hollyman said:
Sounds to me like you didn't get to read all of the story. One of the reasons he did this is because his cat loved to look up at birds and try to chase them, so in this way his body can live on continuing one of the things he loved to do in life but with presumably greater success. It's his own way of showing his cat respect, similar to how people will do things like have their pets stuffed and used for things ranging from simple conversation pieces to full on tables. Besides, the cat was killed by accidentally getting run over by a car. It isn't like the guy suddenly got bored of his cat so he decided to kill it and turn it into a helicopter. So to wish something that grotesque just because the man has a different view on how to respect his cat is just wrong, and you seem to be needing to sort your priorities much more than this man.David Woon said:
Pffffft, koalas.Dryk said:
haha exactly, i imagined this video and background sounds while watching the orvillecopter XDPinkamena said:
