Witches and Halloween

The "witch" idea was hers, the cemetery was mine, and she was game! lol

So she is sitting on an actual tombstone? I find that truly disrespectful. Halloween or not, there is a real person burried there.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18952860
So she is sitting on an actual tombstone? I find that truly disrespectful. Halloween or not, there is a real person burried there.

LOL, then mosey on over to another post. Have a good day.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18952860
So she is sitting on an actual tombstone? I find that truly disrespectful. Halloween or not, there is a real person burried there.

I very much agree, Levina.

Pretty low.

As a photographer I would absolutely love for some other photog come and use my headstone as a prop. YMMV

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18952860
So she is sitting on an actual tombstone? I find that truly disrespectful. . . .

rowdy wrote in post #18952883
LOL . . .

LOL? Really?

OhLook wrote in post #18953438
LOL? Really?

Yes LOL. Read the rest of the comment.... Don't like it?? Move along! Really simple!

rowdy wrote in post #18953455
Yes LOL. Read the rest of the comment.... Don't like it?? Move along! Really simple!

Yes, of course ignoring a post is simple. That's not in dispute. One can always remain silent about things that one finds questionable, biased, distasteful, unfair, or whatever. Sometimes, though, people decide to speak up. They deserve respect, too.

My point with "Really?" was to comment on following a complaint about disrespect with further disrespect and dismissiveness. Somehow I don't think this is going to be a productive effort.

K Soze wrote in post #18953401
As a photographer I would absolutely love for some other photog come and use my headstone as a prop. YMMV

It's not relevant what you want to have happen to or on your headstone. There is a much bigger issue of basic ethics here: respect for the dead. But that is clearly lost on both you and TS.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #18953480
. There is a much bigger issue of basic ethics here: respect for the dead. But that is clearly lost on both you and TS.

I wrote YMMV at the end of my post? Google YMMV, then get back to me about" "It's not relevant what you want to have happen to or on your headstone" Your reply, IMHO, (Google it) is superfluous. My post was about me, not anyone or anyone else's headstone.

K Soze wrote in post #18953519
I wrote YMMV at the end of my post? Google YMMV, then get back to me about" "It's not relevant what you want to have happen to or on your headstone" Your reply, IMHO, (Google it) is superfluous. My post was about me, not anyone or anyone else's headstone.

I am familiar with the acronyms.

You are still missing the point. But that's okay. Difficult stuff. Obviously...

I'll type this slowly.

I am a photographer, as most others are here on this forum. I am not a golfer. (stick with me) I would really enjoy if it became a thing for every photographer to come take pic on my headstone after I am dead. The "Your Milage My Vary" was too say it would be cool for me, maybe not for you are anyone else. Two years ago helped spread the ashes of a late buddy on a golf course. People run over him with carts all day and he gets fertilizer on him a few times a year. Not my thing but it was his.

I was not commenting on, or for the dead couple or their families. I was speaking for me, as stated above, twice. So, who is missing what?

Yep. I agree with Levina. Poor taste unless the stone is a prop rather than a grave marker.