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April 9, 2008

 

Biker's Final Ride

Is it possible for an obsession with motorcycles go too far? When does it cross the line? I may have an answer now, courtesy a funeral home in the UK.

Dashwood & Denver offer a variety of "alternative" arrangements, including a Triumph Speed Triple turned hearse. The final ride will be conducted with an ordained minister at the controls, and you can even take the scenic route to the graveyard via Daddy's favorite drive-in.

Maybe we could work in a poker run along with the funeral procession. Hmmm. Let's hope you're not dealt aces and eights.

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