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Please understand that while you feel this instructable was in bad taste, fearing it would upset someone who just lost someone, you are assuming that those who have lost someone will (A) be on this site, and (B) that they WILL take offense. I've lost family and friends over the years, everything from accidents to old age to watching friends die in my arms on a dirty jungle battlefield, and I can tell you that if you don't joke about the old grim reaper, it becomes a negative influence on you. Stop trying to guilt folks with your feelings, and let us have the joy of laughter and fun shared. If the potential for offending you is too prevalent here, you may need to either lighten up, and perhaps reevaluate your bookmark to this site. Fun, laughter, humor are just part of the interaction among all peoples, and that is to be celebrated. Please try to see it from that viewpoint, and you may well find a chuckle or two along the way.
Sadly, we spend too much time worrying about offending 'someone' and are losing the gift of communication. Man has made a joke of death as long as man has been on this dusty mortal coil. It is a way of dealing with it that humans use to strengthen their mind in dealing with it, not to demean its effects or impact on others.
Death is a serious business only to the funeral home, the stone carver, and the grave digger. The rest of us have to deal with it, best we can. For some, it messes up a perfectly good day for golf! Humor helps!
Not all people take it as lightly. True, but to tell others they shouldn't express themselves because it might offend an as yet unidentified 'someone' is creating unnecessary negatives for all. Normal people do not make a joke of death to those who have suffered a loss, but we all need to keep a grasp on our own self image and needs. Don't worry that someone who loses a loved one is being offended, that is possible, but human compassion is more apparent then you seem to suppose. Rather, let us agree to disagree, and simply enjoy a work of creative humor. (I'm waiting for her Instructable on Terrorist Suppression, that ought to be a hoot!)
I've subscribed to you, don't know why I didn't after your guide to climbing stairs. I like a good laugh!