Sarcophagi addendum

[uberreiniger]

Something I never realized: The word "Sarcophagus" literally translates from Greek as "devourer of flesh." They could've just called it a "sarcoary" - a "place to put flesh in." But no, they had to go with "devourer of flesh."

Them's was a morbid bunch, was them Greeks.

Comments

[skynock.livejournal.com]

Drama queens, all of them.

[stitchedsutures.livejournal.com]

its nice to know that all throughout humanity, we are drama queens.. at least it isnt a phenomenon that our generation alone suffers from.. or.. is amused by in the case of my drama-less life.

[stitchedsutures.livejournal.com]

i like your ghost story. i LONG to check this stuff out. i'm with you.. i think i honestly repel any unhappy spirits. id see what you can find out about the place.. let me know!

[uberreiniger.livejournal.com]

I'm not even sure where to begin looking for information now that I no longer have access to the plant records. And even when I had that access I had no idea where to look within them. I'd pay good money to find out, though. It'd almost be worth hiring a private investigator or something like that, if I could afford it.

[megiloth.livejournal.com]

My eyes haven't adjusted yet. I thought you typed "Devourer of FISH".

I guess I was a sarcophagus last week at Long John's Liver. Sweeeet!

[uberreiniger.livejournal.com]

And did you consume your soft drink with some "STRAWS OF THE MEGILLLLOOOOTTTTHHHH!!!??" :)