Funeral Strippers in Taiwan

[groomporter]

Should you meet your demise in Taiwan, a funerary option open to you is the Electric Flower Car (EFC), a wheeled, neon-lit platform upon which pulchritudinous women strip down to their skivvies for the benefit of audiences...both living and deceased.

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[strawman]

‎"Sometimes I think I must have a Guardian Idiot. A little invisible spirit just behind my shoulder, looking out for me...only he's an imbecile." — Spider Robinson

This thinking is offensive to special needs angels, who now have to protect you from falling karma.

[Algernon Sydney is Dead]

There's going to be dancing on my grave.
I 'spose this would be about the best spin on that.

[Mikes]

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So in many ways the practice speaks to a conception of the world in which the living and the dead are not really that far apart

Or, and I realise I may be a tad cynical here, it's a chance to see boobies.

Either way is good I suppose.