Body in the photo church

[tattoogoddess]

A home know about the body that was wheeled into the photo church right before it burned? What was the story about that?

[Roberto Dobbisano]

the human sacrifice Usually goes in the Man, but there were just too many cops around.

[tamarakay]

Dammit, I told ken to put the hippie in the temple. He never listens.

[AntiM]

I thought I smelled grilled sparkle pony.

[BBadger]

Dammit, I told ken to put the hippie in the temple. He never listens.

Bet it smelled like a tire fire.

[tattoogoddess]

Hahahaha


Someone here has to have info on this.

[The CO]

http://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-451.html

CREMATION

NRS 451.600             Definitions.

NRS 451.605             “Agent” defined.

NRS 451.610             “Communicable disease” defined.

NRS 451.615             “Container” defined.

NRS 451.620             “Human remains” defined.

NRS 451.625             “Operator” defined.

NRS 451.630             “Urn” defined.

NRS 451.635             Requirements for licensing.

NRS 451.640             Adoption of regulations; injunctive relief.

NRS 451.645             Authority of cemetery or funeral home; authority of operator to contract with or employ licensed funeral director.

NRS 451.650             Authority to order cremation; execution of affidavit.

NRS 451.655             Order of person for cremation and disposition of remains.

NRS 451.660             Requirements for death certificate and written authorization; delegation of authority of authorized agent.

NRS 451.665             Maintenance of records; identification of remains.

NRS 451.670             Prohibition against requiring placement of remains in casket; construction and incineration of container.

NRS 451.675             Holding of remains awaiting cremation.

NRS 451.680             Procedure and space for cremation.

NRS 451.685             Allowance of persons near remains awaiting cremation; simultaneous cremation of remains of more than one person.

NRS 451.690             Delivery and transportation of cremated remains.

NRS 451.695             Disposition of cremated remains: Responsibility; operator of crematory.

NRS 451.700             Disposition of cremated remains: Restrictions on manner and location.

NRS 451.705             Effect of execution of order for cremation; liability for article of value delivered with remains.

NRS 451.710             Refusal to accept or cremate remains or to release cremated remains pending resolution of dispute.

NRS 451.715             Unlawful acts; abatement of unlawful crematory as public nuisance.

[Aurelia]

It was I,
Sparklepony
grilling my man

[oneeyeddick]

that was a Photo CHAPEL, not a church.

we don't burn churches at Burning Man.

[tamarakay]

Tg find out the name of the art piece and contact them. Perhaps they collected artifacts and burned them.

[lucky420]

Hey look! It's the start of a whole new urban myth...

[Ugly Dougly]

that was a Photo CHAPEL, not a church.

we don't burn churches at Burning Man.

Gotta draw the line somewhere.

[Lonesomebri]

There was definitely a body in that "Chapel", otherwise why would someone have asked about it?

[tamarakay]

I think it was the girl from the van.

[ygmir]

[media]

[Elderberry]

I think it was the girl from the van.

LOL Hahahahahahaha.

[Jackass]

Here's your body.

[mudpuppy000]

I think it was the girl from the van.

LOL Hahahahahahaha.

LOL

[tattoogoddess]

I think it was the girl from the van.

LOL Hahahahahahaha.

Oh god wouldn't that have added a whole new spin to the story!?!?

[magic scientist]

A bunch of us with Bonefire propane poofers were lined up to light the chapel on fire. We were getting ready, and I heard it going around that the body of Weld Boy, a DPW friend of mine, was in there. I said reassuring things to me Matie, Patty Cake, that they could never do that, that there were Rules and Laws about this kind of thing, that the smell of it would be horrific, and that I didn't think Weld Boy was really dead. Never the less, light it we did. As she approached it with my hand held poofer, she got a little freaked out by all the balls of fire on either side, so I took over and had her hold the tank. Poof! Boosh! I got one good fireball of on the side before all the other ten or so people had gotten it ignited enough to really start it burning. It was getting hot fast. My friend Quasar had been seemingly at random chosen to do safety, and hold the fire extinguisher earlier while the wood inside was doused with gasoline, so he implored us to back up fast, while still holding an extinguisher and gopro camera. As we backed up, I heard a call out in a familiar voice, "We loved you 'Boy!" Seeing who it was I flopped down onto the ground, and gave him a big hug, spilling his beer on my back in my reckless jubilation. There, relaxing on the playa with his smiling face lit up by the abundant heat of the Chapel, was none other than Weld Boy himself. Having been asked to participate, he was carried in on a gurney shortly before the Chapel was fueled up, carrying on and carrying his beer the whole time. He snuck out the back, and it was all part of the grand theater of the burn, who's meaning and plotline, like Weldboy himself, escapes me.