I guess this one is for our British board members. But anyone else who knows, join the discussion. I keep seeing that same image, even in the American media. Elizabeth II being carried around in that big pine box. And I wanted to know, and I guess it's kind of a morbid question, do you Brits embalm your dead? You know, after a day, the body's largest organ, the skin dies. And then the unpleasantness usually begins. I know where I live, Michigan, if you don't embalm, you have to bury in 24 hours. Seems to me that could potentially lead to a premature burial. Hopefully not. I know my grandmother died in 1971. And my mother and aunt promised her, they'd stay with her for a while, to make sure she was really dead, basically. They almost got in trouble for that. You know failure to report a death is a misdemeanor in Michigan. So do they embalm?
