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30 Funny Tombstones By People Whose Sense Of Humor Will Live Forever
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People's last words stick with us for a long time, but memory fades and stone doesn't. Unless you get cremated, and your ashes end up in an ugly urn, your remains get a grave and a headstone, and together with it - the last opportunity for a funny epitaph to entertain those who drop by for a visit.
The people below were not famous for their life, but rather because of their undying sense of humor, engraved into their funny gravestones. From cute puns and dad jokes from the afterlife to warnings about the great beyond, these funny tombstones show that death is not always so serious.
Bored Panda has compiled a list of some of the funniest epitaphs on tombstones, proving that a sense of humor can live forever. From a delicious fudge recipe to an unapologetic joke about religion, these people are the non-living examples of the right attitude. Scroll down to check out the deadly funny gravestones!
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Gay Vietnam Veteran
I Was Hoping For A Pyramid
thats just amazing that people with the sense of homour even the subject was death
Still There Was Love
Haha.. this triggered some of my childhood memories. I love my sisters!
Visiting My Grandma's Grave And Found This On A Tombstone Nearby
That's An Unusually Fun Tomb Stone
Pardon For Not Rising
Merv Griffin Grave
Ouija Grave
Found While Out Planting Flags In The Cemetery For Memorial Day
She Always Said Her Feet Were Killing Her, But No One Believed Her
She Answered
I think that pic of Kim is engraved in stone. 100 points to the tombstone creator.
Think Of Me And Smile
Daddy's Own Language On A Headstone
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Some of these look very fake, but are funny nevertheless
I have seen, in person, the gay Vietnam veteran headstone in the Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC. It is not F-A-K-E or F-U-N-N-Y!!! He severed honorably just I as did in Vietnam in 66-67.
Thank you for serving. My dad was a Vietnam vet. I am a proud army brat. What you did was incredibly brave. Thank you so much.
I think serving for you country is a honor. But I don’t think who fighted in Vietnam in 66-67 should do that. But well , no one could know for sure if what government said was true or not . And I’m a Vietnamese.
Question, This isn't in anyway meant to be disrespectful or anything but i honestly an curious. WHy did you spell Fake and Funny like that...?
Not 'just as you did' because he obviously had a sense of humour.
Tombstones are pricey maybe for some it was...I wish in could have written this!
I really want a bench when I will die (unless I will be able to get the big crypt with my face on it and small park). There will be written something like "Have some rest like me and tell me a good story."
There is one in my local graveyard from the early 1900's that says: "Here I sit as you pass by, for as you are so once was I, and as I am so you shall be, prepare yourself to follow me". I think it's brilliant.
That's actually stolen and misquoted from a 500 yr old stone in Wales I'm certain .K.
Some of these look very fake, but are funny nevertheless
I have seen, in person, the gay Vietnam veteran headstone in the Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC. It is not F-A-K-E or F-U-N-N-Y!!! He severed honorably just I as did in Vietnam in 66-67.
Thank you for serving. My dad was a Vietnam vet. I am a proud army brat. What you did was incredibly brave. Thank you so much.
I think serving for you country is a honor. But I don’t think who fighted in Vietnam in 66-67 should do that. But well , no one could know for sure if what government said was true or not . And I’m a Vietnamese.
Question, This isn't in anyway meant to be disrespectful or anything but i honestly an curious. WHy did you spell Fake and Funny like that...?
Not 'just as you did' because he obviously had a sense of humour.
Tombstones are pricey maybe for some it was...I wish in could have written this!
I really want a bench when I will die (unless I will be able to get the big crypt with my face on it and small park). There will be written something like "Have some rest like me and tell me a good story."
There is one in my local graveyard from the early 1900's that says: "Here I sit as you pass by, for as you are so once was I, and as I am so you shall be, prepare yourself to follow me". I think it's brilliant.
That's actually stolen and misquoted from a 500 yr old stone in Wales I'm certain .K.