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It's No TARDIS: A Dr. Who Themed Casket

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Knock knock.
Who' there?
Doctor.
Doctor Who?
HOW THE F*** DID YOU KNOW -- I WAS THROWING MY VOICE!

This is a Doctor Who themed dead body receptacle from custom casket creator Creative Coffins. Because if there's one thin that matters to a dead person, it's a cool looking coffin (plus not being groped by the undertaker). No word on how much they cost, but who cares -- your family's footing the bill anyways! Personally, I don't even want to be buried, I want to have my body propped up on the porch to scare neighborhood children live forever. But I will settle for having my body shot out of a cannon at the end of a rock concert.

Hit the jump for a whole bunch more custom coffin options, including a bottle of booze, a dead knight who may have cosplayed as Uncle Fester and a circuit board (WTF?).

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Creative Coffins Product Site
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Doctor Who Coffin: Be a Time Lord Right into Death [obviouswinner]

Thanks to Mark, who wants to be buried naked and have an open-casket funeral. Ah, Mark -- always the exhibitionist!

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  • Loria Schleiff

    These are sure head turners. Death, some would say, should be of rejoicing rather than mourning, because the one who passed away just finished the race called life. So utilizing these outlandish coffins will surely lift everybody’s melancholic spirits. Loria Schleiff

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