#funerals

iStockphoto If you pulled a Family Feud and asked 100 random people to use one word to describe your typical funeral, I highly doubt the word “badass” would garner enough votes to end up making an appearance on The Big Board (and I can’t even imagine how Steve Harvey would react if someone threw

I for one haven’t ever laughed at a funeral, especially in the moment that the casket is placed in the ground but I’m also not Irish. I think pretty much everyone thinks about how they want their funeral to go. You probably fall into two categories; you want it to be a huge blown-out event with

Losing the ones we love is never easy, so naturally, funerals are an extremely emotional affair. But for one Reddit user, the ceremony for the death of his best friend at age 12 led to, embarrassment then laughter. The user explains in the thread that while in the process of mourning he found

There was once a time when a group of heartbroken Bro’s had to show up to the funeral of their fallen brethren with a cooler of beer iced down in the back of a pickup truck and a flask of whiskey in everyone’s pocket. Although it might sound strange to integrate tailgating with the grieving

We all grieve in different ways. For these individuals, they say their final goodbye to a loved one by having two women twerk on his coffin as another woman lifts up one girl’s skirt as she spanks her repeatedly and a bucket of water is dumped on the women so it turns into a wet t-shirt contest