Corpses in my garden

I´ve killed so many people in the last years, are all these corpses in my garden dangerous for my flowers?

Reply to
Stan J. Lefosi
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Fascinating.

Do tell us where you live and how to get there.

A lot of people would like to see this first hand.

Reply to
Cereoid-UR12-

Not at all, as long as you make sure that you have enough dirt on them they should decompose nicely and make some really yummy dirt.

Reply to
no one of importance

Whatever you do don't sprinkle any Viagra on them, (?it might raise the dead).

Maybe you could invest in a real butch, beef eating dog.

Be careful not to trip on the daisies.

Reply to
paxwax1

snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com (Stan J. Lefosi) wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@posting.google.com:

You're about 3 days late you ghoul, but it shouldn't be too bad. Just make sure no rats run into any mole land-mines you have laying around. Could make quite a mess and also bring in some nosy neighbors. For some reason neighbors don't compost well.

- Silly Thumb

Reply to
Salty Thumb

As long as you don't embalm them you should be OK.

Reply to
Mark Anderson

I would recomend putting them through a meat grinder first.

Reply to
Tina Gibson

If you bury them neatly, they'll mimic raised beds...

Reply to
Mike Davis

"Tina Gibson" wrote in news:x0Rpb.290616$pl3.76812 @pd7tw3no:

And lime them, of course ???

Reply to
GaryM

Or try a wood chipper, a la "Fargo"

"Come into my garden, my flowers want to meet you!"

Reply to
NAearthMOM

They would be far less dangerous than neighbours.

Reply to
Peter Jason

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