A space, a space, my kingdom for a parking space?

I’ll make no bones about it.

Seems like an ignominious end. Probably the mother of all cover-ups. But whose as-phalt was it that he ended up there?

I suppose if you are a history buff, then this is in some way meaningful. I don’t know that it actually means anything at all to the rest of us.

They paved paradise and put in a parking lot.
It is interesting, if rather ironic. Death the great dethronement ( is that a word? I think it should be. )
6 feet under….a BMW. lol

It is interesting that the place he was buried was lost in history. makes you wonder what else we lost or have forgotten.

Probably the first ever handicapped parking space.

Is he buried under the “staff” zone? lol

You guys are hilarious this morning !!! Talk about your underground parking!

And here I was thinking you were talking about San Francisco!

Makes a powerful argument for pyramid construction.

Do you think that he had to pay the daily rate because he didn’t have a ticket?

what I find more facinating is the tech they used to identify him. Talk about AMAZING!! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-21063882

Brilliant stuff. What car would he have driven into the carpark?

Personally, I think the nobler occupant of gravespace at Greyfriars church is Bobby, the incredibly loyal Skye terrier who kept vigil for his master for 14 years until his death.

http://greyfriarsbobby.co.uk/vigil.html