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#funeral: Collection of Instagram Photos People Insist on Taking at Funerals

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Thu, Aug 8th, 2013 21:00 by capnasty NEWS

On the #Funeral Tumblr blog, a collection of the tasteless Instagram photos well-dressed individuals insist on taking in or around a funeral. While the website's captions are hilarious, it's troubling that dressing up for such an event still warrants such a desperate need for validation from others. That little Instagram heart must really be worth it.

Too many facial expressions. And just for the record, one would still be too many.

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