2001-02-05 21:36:36+01 by Larry Burton 2 comments
I was looking for the website for Crime Scene Clean-up, a company specializing in, well, cleaning up a crime scene. I found Cadaver, Inc., Fast and Affordable Corpse Disposal while I was looking for it.
Attention: Although no date is set as of yet, Cadaver Inc. will be broadcasting a live murder scene clean-up and corpse removal in early 2001 on our website. More details soon.
I fear the end times are truely near.
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#Comment made: 2002-02-21 06:31:04+01 by: Larry Burton
:-) Not if these guys do their job properly. ;-) No, I was in an online discussion with some other folks and the question came up about how people deal with the little things that have to be done after a tragedy. I had remembered reading about Crime Scene Clean-up but couldn't remember the name at the time so I went to Google. The phrase "clean up dead bodies" brought Cadaver, Inc. right to the top.
#Comment made: 2002-02-21 06:31:04+01 by: Dan Lyke
Uhhh, Larry, is there a denial we should be expecting to hear from your lawyer in the near future?
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