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10 January 2003, 02:24 PM
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Albeit in another form...
"Feeling worthless? Don't. Even though nobody might recognise your true value right now, there's definitely hope that they will someday.
You see, thanks to a wonderful new process, diamonds can be made from the carbon remains of your ashes. It's no hoax - a company called LifeGem is already doing it. In fact, they can use your pet's ashes for the same purpose.
A LifeGem, as a diamond created this way is called, is a certified diamond of high quality. "The LifeGem diamond is more than a memorial to visit on the weekends...it is a way to embrace your loved one's memory day by day," according to the site.
The diamonds are absolutely identical to the real thing. They are between .25 and 1.3 carat and the company hopes to soon create almost flawless diamonds of 3 carat.
The diamonds are created by placing the carbon inside high-tech presses that can simulate the tremendous force and heat of nature to create diamonds that would otherwise have taken years to form naturally.
The price of such a diamond? $3 950 for one of .25 carat, or two for $2 950 each. "
"Feeling worthless? Don't. Even though nobody might recognise your true value right now, there's definitely hope that they will someday.
You see, thanks to a wonderful new process, diamonds can be made from the carbon remains of your ashes. It's no hoax - a company called LifeGem is already doing it. In fact, they can use your pet's ashes for the same purpose.
A LifeGem, as a diamond created this way is called, is a certified diamond of high quality. "The LifeGem diamond is more than a memorial to visit on the weekends...it is a way to embrace your loved one's memory day by day," according to the site.
The diamonds are absolutely identical to the real thing. They are between .25 and 1.3 carat and the company hopes to soon create almost flawless diamonds of 3 carat.
The diamonds are created by placing the carbon inside high-tech presses that can simulate the tremendous force and heat of nature to create diamonds that would otherwise have taken years to form naturally.
The price of such a diamond? $3 950 for one of .25 carat, or two for $2 950 each. "
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01 October 2003, 05:22 PM
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I want to come back as a silicone implant..
I can see the conversation now......
"Remember that Katana bloke?"
"Yeah, wonder what happened to him?"
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*wait for it*
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"I heard he came back as a right tit!"
Okay, well I laughed anyway
[Edited by The_Gza - 1/10/2003 6:02:01 PM]
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