@Stacy Q: I'm not so sure it's a joke. It could be a real wreck. As in: wife makes an order for a tomb, tells the artizan she wants to put "Wonderful Husband", then says "No, you know what, I changed my mind".
Tomb wrecks are real tombstones that make us laugh. No photoshop work is done here (except to cover the names of the victims). We know death can be a touchy subject, and no disrespect is intended. We view this as the lighter side of the other side. While we welcome your photo submissions, we absolutely do not condone trespassing or damaging grave markers. Don't wreck a potential wreck! :o)
Miryam, I assume you're Jewish given the spelling of your name. Can you translate the Hebrew? I'd love to know what it says! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCan someone translate the Hebrew? I am curious if it also says somthing witty (or the same wittiness) or if it is the standard marker text.
ReplyDeleteI love this one. I totally want that on my headstone. I've already told my husband.
ReplyDeleteI don't get why people put an inside joke on a tombstone... Are they watching the puzzled looks from beyond the grave and laughing their dead ass off?
ReplyDeleteI'm a different Miriam S. It says the man's name in Hebrew, and the dates according to the Jewish Calendar..
ReplyDelete@Stacy Q: I'm not so sure it's a joke. It could be a real wreck. As in: wife makes an order for a tomb, tells the artizan she wants to put "Wonderful Husband", then says "No, you know what, I changed my mind".
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