I just came back from my bike ride. I rode by a building that use to be a funeral parlor. When I was a kid, just driving by the place was uncomfortable for me. Many small family run funeral homes have closed and the big box funeral chains have all the business. This funeral home closed up 5 or 6 years ago and was renovated. Since then 3 or 4 businesses have come and gone from the place. I noticed tonight that the latest business is in the process of closing up only after a year there. There are also people living in the apartments upstairs. Would you work or live in a building that was formerly a funeral parlor?
Would you work in or live in a building that was formerly a funeral parlor?
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Yes, especially if the government buried toxic waste nearby that made all the corpses come to life so I could fight them with my friends.
Would I work or live in a former funeral parlour? What difference does that make? As long as the building is currently safe and habitable, I don't really see what the issue is at all.
I'm neither religious nor superstitious, so the fact that dead people used to occupy a certain building has no impact on me.
I'm neither religious nor superstitious, so the fact that dead people used to occupy a certain building has no impact on me.
Sure, until they turn into zombies and try to eat your braaaiaaaiiiiinnnnnsssssss...
Sure I would. In a hearbeat. (Or someone's last one.)
I suppose I'd need a skeleton key to get in and out of my place.
I suppose I'd need a skeleton key to get in and out of my place.
Well I suppose that the embalming fluid could do something strange, but I was thinking of the departed in the basement.
Have a priest perform the rite of exorcism to cast out any
evil spirits in the building for some peace of mind before
move-in.
If the funeral parlor is in China the Taoist or Buddhist rituals
could be more effective in exorcising haunted building.
evil spirits in the building for some peace of mind before
move-in.
If the funeral parlor is in China the Taoist or Buddhist rituals
could be more effective in exorcising haunted building.
Just checked with my handy dandy engineer and the word is, if the Funeral Parlour has been shut down for 3 or 4 months, then you probably get more formaldehyde from new carpet and press board than from what's left in the premise. The stuff dissipates relatively quickly.
So go for.
So go for.
Also, would anyone live on the site of a former gas station? All that gas that was in the ground can't be healthy.
