Kind of odd picture.While walking through a local cemetery in my hometown of Toronto, Canada last summer, I stumbled across this interesting headstone. The same word "DEATH" is the only marking on both sides of the stone. No name. No date. I guess even death has gotta go sometime.

--Chris Cunnane

Wow, that's really strange and eery...

heh, i like it.

LOL - I knew Sarah would like that one! So will Fleet probably.

Actually, "Death" is a surname. My mother worked for a Dr. Death (Yep - no kidding - a doctor!) in Sudbury. It's actually pronounced "Deeth". I had a Dr. Bury too for a while! hehe


I didn't know you were originally from Toronto Snow. So are you American or Canadian? Was it Mountpleasant Cemetary the pic was taken in?

Doctor, we have a Death in the waiting room.

WHAT?!!

yes, mr. death is in for his weekly visit

Oh

but yeah, that's weird!

I think being Dr Death is weirder than Death on a tombstone :lol:

LOL - I knew Sarah would like that one! So will Fleet probably.

Actually, "Death" is a surname. My mother worked for a Dr. Death (Yep - no kidding - a doctor!) in Sudbury. It's actually pronounced "Deeth". I had a Dr. Bury too for a while! hehe


I didn't know you were originally from Toronto Snow. So are you American or Canadian? Was it Mountpleasant Cemetary the pic was taken in?
I am still from Alaska I found this one www.coastocoastam.com with george Noory RADIO.

Wow, that's really eerie! Kind of ironic that it's a person's surname, but still... Gives me chills just thinking about it!

Andrea

There's a movie called "Love & Death in Long Island and John Hurt's character name is Dr. Giles De'Ath. A package is delivered to his house and the delivery guy says "I have a package for Dr. Death", and Giles says it's Dr. Day-ith

Like everybody else has said, it's probably a surname. I'm surprised, too, that there's no first name or dates. Or it could be somebody with a really weird sense of humor!!:crazy: