PeachOfShit
come on sweet death
- May 23, 2018
- 1
I order a lot of things from the internet and i was wondering if it wouldn't be too morbid to order up a ton and have it scheduled to arrive after my passing to keep my mother company.
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ImNotBatman
Student
- May 9, 2018
- 143
Of course its possible. You could even go so far as to have flowers delivered every year on mothers day.
She might be upset for a while, but she might be happy that you sent her stuff too. If my ex wasnt gonna move in a year, I'd deliver flowers to her on her birthday every year after I'm gone.
She might be upset for a while, but she might be happy that you sent her stuff too. If my ex wasnt gonna move in a year, I'd deliver flowers to her on her birthday every year after I'm gone.
sadak_the_wanderer
An appropriate painting
- Mar 19, 2018
- 243
I have long wanted something like this for even postal mail, not e-mail. Packages would be even better. Possibly a lawyer could do this.
FullFat
^best order at Micky-D's ever
- Apr 27, 2018
- 375
Idk. I suppose it could be done, but I want my family to forget about me as much as they can. I even plan on selling most of my possessions to make the process as easy as possible. They won't have to sort through my things. All my loose ends will be tied up. After they put me in the ground, they are free to never think about me again.