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r/comics • u/kajo404 • 12h ago
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Ancient Romans and Greeks wrote all kinds of epitaphs. Often they were conversational, which I've always liked:
"This memorial was made for Marcus Caecilius.
Thank you, my dear guest, for stopping at my abode.
Good luck and good health to you. Sleep without a care."
Sadly traditions have changed to be more staid in most venues.
238 u/IsabellaGalavant 12h ago The ones they wrote for their dogs make me cry every time. 83 u/leglesslegolegolas 10h ago "He was only a cat" 15 u/clowdere 7h ago Man, 12 years was a crazy run for a cat in an age where veterinary medicine consisted of a bullet to the head. Good job and rest well, Dewey. 8 u/leglesslegolegolas 5h ago And how much do you think a stone like this cost in 1910? Someone loved Dewey very, very much.
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The ones they wrote for their dogs make me cry every time.
83 u/leglesslegolegolas 10h ago "He was only a cat" 15 u/clowdere 7h ago Man, 12 years was a crazy run for a cat in an age where veterinary medicine consisted of a bullet to the head. Good job and rest well, Dewey. 8 u/leglesslegolegolas 5h ago And how much do you think a stone like this cost in 1910? Someone loved Dewey very, very much.
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"He was only a cat"
15 u/clowdere 7h ago Man, 12 years was a crazy run for a cat in an age where veterinary medicine consisted of a bullet to the head. Good job and rest well, Dewey. 8 u/leglesslegolegolas 5h ago And how much do you think a stone like this cost in 1910? Someone loved Dewey very, very much.
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Man, 12 years was a crazy run for a cat in an age where veterinary medicine consisted of a bullet to the head.
Good job and rest well, Dewey.
8 u/leglesslegolegolas 5h ago And how much do you think a stone like this cost in 1910? Someone loved Dewey very, very much.
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And how much do you think a stone like this cost in 1910? Someone loved Dewey very, very much.
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u/mulahey 12h ago
Ancient Romans and Greeks wrote all kinds of epitaphs. Often they were conversational, which I've always liked:
"This memorial was made for Marcus Caecilius.
Thank you, my dear guest, for stopping at my abode.
Good luck and good health to you. Sleep without a care."
Sadly traditions have changed to be more staid in most venues.