An Australian council has dug-up plans to launch GPS burial sites, allowing bereaved friends and family to find the final outback resting place of a loved one with a satnav. The burial site is in bushland attached to the Lismore Memorial Park Cemetery in New South Wales and has been created to cater for a rise in the number of …

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 00:10 GMT Fluffykins

Will those wanting a cremation

be providing the barbie?

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 00:10 GMT Anonymous Coward

Death in Lismore

What an outstanding idea! Of course, having spent a month in Lismore one weekend, I can attest to their specialist knowledge of "dead".

The one with the anagram of I heart Lismore on the back.

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 08:24 GMT Anonymous Coward

@ AC - Death in Lismore

I Heart Lismore -> Earthier Limos

Anagrams FTW

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 08:53 GMT An ominous cow herd

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"about AU$2000 (£950/€1200/$1900)"

"around $3000 (£1950/€2200/$2900)"

How did you do that conversion??

So, let's see...

AU$ XX = £ (XX-1050) = € (XX - 800) = $ (XX - 100)

Nice one!

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 09:12 GMT Nick

Now That's what I call...

Geocaching

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Tuesday 22nd April 2008 09:43 GMT Anonymous Coward

GPS Trackers

Why on earth do they need trackers? Not only are they (one would hope) dead and thus not moving much (perhaps it's a subtle way to track zombies...) but if they are buried then how on (in?) Earth is the GPS system going to work?

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