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[beanerschnitzel]

not enough decomposition in my life. lets fix that.

[ourdarling]

sorry about the cat hair but my sister made this shirt for me that goes So Hard

[wastemaiden]

drive slower

[h2adl2ss]

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[xoxoplaneterian-deactivated2026]

[night-or-blucher]

@devout-apparitions

[maity-insaneworld]

Dentist-

[alcrego]

h̷a̷r̷d̷ b̷e̷a̷t̷ (r̷)

[calendartiger-deactivated202604]

[cadaverous-countenances]

Something i found on a short walk from my house!

[cadaverous-countenances]

So uh. My bones are all gone

[cadaverous-countenances]

unfortunately the woods near my house are being cut, so i wont be posting newer finds as often as Id like to, but i find ways!

[shitpene]

[rawspecimen]

Twins found inside fallen roe deer

[septarian-sciences]

It's okay to vivisect someone if they're into it enough

[sacred-portal]

[celestialcemetery]

museum of appalachia

[talesfromthemorgue]

Let’s talk!

What’s an experience you had in mortuary school or working in a funeral home that you absolutely hated? Could be anything, from a rough case to simply boring paper work.

[mortuarymorticia]

marketing & merchandizing classes for me! all of my professors really felt very strongly about funeral service being a business and money being the most important thing. we aren't salesmen before we're service professionals, imo. always left a bad taste in my mouth.

[talesfromthemorgue]

I had to reblog this as soon as I saw this cause I couldn’t possibly agree more. Yes, it’s a business, all services are businesses, but we work in the industry of CARING. Morticians don’t make a lot of money. We don’t nor should we go into the industry for the money. I’ve straight up had a former coworker of mine say “I’m not paid enough to care” if you don’t care you shouldn’t work this industry. We’re here to love and support families, not make money, if you don’t like that this isn’t the industry for you. I’m glad I’m not the only person who believes this.

[papillary]

A Necessary Change of Heart - John Isaacs, 1999.