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Do you like walking through cemeteries?

I am not referring to being in a cemetery for a funeral or visiting a loved one's grave, but walking around looking at old, historical headstones or ones with unusual designs. Some people also like to make rubbings of interesting headstones.



VotesAnswer
30Yes, I do
5No, I don't
5It depends on whether it's day or night time
0I have never been in a cemetery, so I don't know
1I have only been in a cemetery for a funeral or to visit a loved one's grave
3I have only been in a cemetery for another reason not listed (aka The Other Option)

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Jemmy
posted 11-Feb-2002 5:48pm  
I don't exactly enjoy it, bit I don't go out of my way to avoid it, if the situation arises.
dora
posted 11-Feb-2002 5:55pm  
Yes,yes,yes! Seriously, walking through a cemetery makes me feel happy,relaxed and elated.
confetti
posted 11-Feb-2002 6:24pm  
About as much I like falling asleep with clothespins on my ears. I get impossibly blue, not because of the death thing but because there's always some grave that you can tell hasn't been visited or taken care of in a long time. It's kind of dilapidated and dusty, and the flowers look like they've been there for years, wilted and brown.
cuteasabutton
posted 11-Feb-2002 6:43pm  
Yes, in the day time.
mandy
posted 11-Feb-2002 7:54pm  
Walking and driving.
Cleo
posted 11-Feb-2002 9:04pm  
I think they're pretty interesting.I love looking at all the names & dates. * wink *
lion
posted 11-Feb-2002 10:20pm  
Yep.. I've even done two photoshoots in a cemetery.
Kristal_Rose Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator Survey Qualifier
posted 11-Feb-2002 11:15pm  
Yes, I've taken double exposure ghost looking photos there. Also my mom and an art teacher I'm about to take again are fond of grave-stone rubbing outings.
I also had a partner that was fond of doing our rehearsals for nightingale out in the cemetary.
natsim
posted 12-Feb-2002 12:16am  
I love walking through cemeteries.  * smile *
darkshadowsseeker
posted 12-Feb-2002 12:33am  
Yes, I do.  * smile *
SueBee Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
posted 12-Feb-2002 1:26am  
Yes, I love it! Great survey!!
Catharsis
(reply to lion) posted 12-Feb-2002 6:28am  
Photoshoots for what?
Cain
posted 12-Feb-2002 6:53am  
Yes, for the same reason as I enjoy sitting by myself in cathedrals and churches. There is a very rare form of tranquility in cemetaries that is hard to find in other places.
Dino
posted 12-Feb-2002 7:49am  
I find them fascinating and romantic places but I don't make a point of going to visit them.
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
posted 12-Feb-2002 8:10am  
I love it!  * smile * But I doubt I'd enjoy it at night or if I was at a funeral - but neither of those are experiences I've ever had.
msgman Silver Star Survey Creator
posted 12-Feb-2002 9:37am  
It depends on the cemetery. Some are more interesting than others.
Oscar
posted 12-Feb-2002 1:32pm  
I have no problem with them during the day. I like to ride my bike on the trails in the one in my neighborhood. If it's night though, I can't even go visit my nephews grave.
Zang
posted 13-Feb-2002 9:58am  
I've only ever visited cemeteries as a tourist. To see the gravestones of local people of importance, that sort of thing. Our people don't bury their dead. We cremate.
mimind
posted 13-Feb-2002 4:06pm  
there is a cemetary in my home town with a whole family of people buried there...they are named the...
Blood family..no bullcrap..a whole family..tombstones and all..and there is a petrified tree next to the burial site with a book on top that says Blood on it...very freaky
so yes i like walking through cemetaries
SueBee Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to mimind) posted 16-Feb-2002 1:05pm  
I once saw a tombstone in France with the name Leopold Fudgeer on it. (hee hee!)  * smile *
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to SueBee) posted 16-Feb-2002 2:00pm  
One of the credits on Buffy the Vampire Slayer is to a Thomas Wanker!!! I always wonder why he doesn't chnage his name! lol
SueBee Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to Biggles) posted 16-Feb-2002 2:30pm  
LOL I've never noticed that! These days the credits after TV shows get squeezed over to the side of the screen so they can run an ad, usually promoting the upcoming show. It makes it pretty hard to read the credits. Do your stations do that?

I have been watching Buffy regularly lately, and I sure enjoy it. Lots of laughs!
Biggles Bronze Star Survey Creator Gold Qualifier
(reply to SueBee) posted 16-Feb-2002 2:40pm  
Sometimes they do it. Especially in the kids tv slots. There are presenters in between the shows, and the titles get queezed to the side so that they can talk. Drives me mad sometimes!!!
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to SueBee) posted 19-Feb-2002 1:21am  
Especially the Supervillian nerds!
mrsbbear
posted 19-Feb-2002 10:41pm  
In general I do, but there are certain (usually old) ones here in Maine that REALLY give me the willies when I walk or drive by, and I tend not to go wandering in them alone.

I have enjoyed many a peaceful outing in cemetaries though. Some have nice feelings to them, and some give me the creeps. Sometimes one that feels nice during the day scares me at night.
mandy
posted 20-Feb-2002 12:09am  
I'd like to sell coffins.
SueBee Survey Central Subscriber Bronze Star Survey Creator
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 7:26pm  
The Trio? They are pretty funny. Do you remember when they were harassing Buffy and she found the "evil lint" on her back? I laughed so hard! I'll never look at lint the same way again!
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to SueBee) posted 20-Feb-2002 7:33pm  
I know what you mean. How pathetic is it to have your car horn play the Star Wars theme (that episode was on Tuesday night)?
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 7:33pm  
Maybe we should go into business together.  * smile *
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 8:31pm  
You'd like that?
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 8:34pm  
Actually I've always been fascinted by the funeral business. Maybe I'm just morbid.
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 8:42pm  
Me too! I have no idea how one, get one's foot in the door(Hush romkey!), so to speak. They all seem like family run enterprises and there seems to be such a shroud(hehe)around death and anything to do with it. I saw an add for a "special individual" to help out a funeral director "in a quandary" by selling certain items. I assumed coffins, markers maybe even urns.
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 8:52pm  
I got a phone call from a telemarketer last night who tried to sell me a funeral plot at a local cemetery. I already have a funeral plot as does my sister, so I told them no and don't call again. I know all the local ones are family run, so I couldn't give you a clue how to get your foot in the door either (BE QUIET romkey). My dad worked at a funeral home back in the late 30's washing and dressing the bodies and putting them in their coffins in preparation for the funeral, but quit after a body groaned.
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 9:03pm  
I'd like to wash the bodies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*jumps up and down*
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 9:12pm  
Even if they groaned?
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 9:15pm  
Especially!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 9:17pm  
Do you want to know why that body groaned? > * smile * Or don't you care?
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 9:30pm  
Escaping gases?
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 10:58pm  
Somewhat. As I said my father prepared the bodies by washing and dressing them and putting them in their respective coffins. The funeral home used a regular garden hose type of system to rinse the body and after my father had soaped up this body, he was running the hose over the body to rinse off the soap and when he got to the chest, the water pressure causes trapped air to come out of the lungs across the vocal cords. My father told me he almost crapped his pants when that happened. He quit and NEVER went back.
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 20-Feb-2002 11:17pm  
 * laughing out loud *
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 20-Feb-2002 11:20pm  
Well, my week just got so much BETTER! (I say this with the utmost sarcasm). My glasses broke about an hour ago, right on the bridge. My son and I managed to jury-rig tape the two halves together with electrical tape, but now I look like Groucho Marx (we had to put tape on the upper part of the frame as a brace). All I need now is a cigar, a mustache and 3 brothers.
mandy
(reply to darkshadowsseeker) posted 21-Feb-2002 12:20am  
*tries to look sympathetic*
*busts up*
(((hugs you)))
darkshadowsseeker
(reply to mandy) posted 21-Feb-2002 1:24am  
Thanks, I needed that!  * smile * Are you watching 20/20 Downtown? They are doing an interview with John List the man who murdered his family in 1971 and was on the lam for 18 years.
Wicksy
posted 21-Feb-2002 11:31am  
Not really
twirly1369
posted 22-Feb-2002 3:35pm  
I like doing drugs in cemeteries. I'v candy-fliped in one. That's one hell of a trip.
twiggys_bitch
posted 6-Mar-2002 9:07pm  
yes and im always hoping a ghost will come home with me
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