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!
Can 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.
I love this one. I totally want that on my headstone. I've already told my husband.
I 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?
I'm a different Miriam S. It says the man's name in Hebrew, and the dates according to the Jewish Calendar..
@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".
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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