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Monday, 07 November 2011

$15.00 transports your corpse from the USA to Cameroon

By Innocent Chia
It costs a minimum $12,000 (6 million CFA frs) to transport a corpse from the United States to Cameroon. The majority of Cameroonians who are neither home owners nor car owners list the death of a loved one in America as their largest single expenditure - other than a trip to the emergency room…. But that may be over now. An association has come to the rescue with a scheme where members spend a maximum of $15.00 and the corpse is taken all the way to the village Cameroon.

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so cheap, that's funny)

Posted by: essay | Monday, 07 November 2011 at 08:36 AM

Awesome really interesting post!

Posted by: college essay topics | Tuesday, 08 November 2011 at 04:21 AM

If I die in America, bury me in America or cremate me. What the heck? Is America not part of planet earth? I am not coming back no matter what.

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