I want to donate my remains to a body farm. That way, I can decompose and return to the soil as nature intended, and forensic scientists can learn from me. A win-win if ever there was one.

I think that is what a lot of us would like. We don't feel that there is anything beyond this life so we might as well make as much of it as we can, including making our bodies useful to others once we have finished with them. My only personal concern is being allowed to die when I am ready to go, and not forced to stay alive longer than I want. I wish there was a way to dispose of bodies cheaply and easily. My father said to just put his body in a binbag and let the binmen take it away, but of course it wasn't allowed and it cost a fortune in the end.

Being a funeral director and embalmer/funeral home owner, Death is one of my favorite subjects. Cremation for me, having my ashes mixed with my pre deceased pets. and taken on many "walks" to spread us here and there.

I will be cremated and have my ashes spread at my favorite place. There will be a party and there had better be a lot of fun. No matter when I die, the ashes being spread and the party will happen in early summer. There will be clergy there oddly enough. One in particular may even say a few words at some point. He and I can talk calmly about what we really think and our differences. It's entertaining. Anyway, That's how I want it to go down. If it doesn't go down that way, I'll be dead and won't know/care.

I plan to be having sex when I die. It's hard to know exactly when I'll kick the bucket so I try to have sex as often as possible just to have a higher chance of checking that off of my bucket list.

I'm trying to convince my family members to have our ashes turned into diamonds and mounted in a tiara. Passed down through the generations growing ever more ridiculous and gawdy

I will live until that last gasp for air comes empty and too late, no planning... I want to be surprised.

I'm being cremated and sprinkled under a couple of willow trees I planted about 10 years ago down a river I played at as a child. no service or anything.

For my part, I have donated my body to the University medical school, and when they are thru slicing and dicing, they cremate the scraps and then I will be buried with my wife's ashes, which are on my closet shelf waiting for me...

Cremation-direct. No embalming, viewing, funeral. If my kids want, a memorial service in a NON-religious setting.

Assisted suicide & cremate