The karaoke coffin - another example of Pinoy "ingenuity" at work

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From Yahoo News:

"Workers try out a coffin equipped with a karaoke system as they take a break at a casket manufacturing factory in Pampanga province, north of Manila October 30, 2012. Coffin manufacturer Robert Nogoy replaces the insides of a casket with a karaoke machine as a gimmick to surprise guests and lighten the mood of solemn funerals or Halloween parties. REUTERS/Cheryl Ravelo"

Yet another example of Pinoy "ingenuity" at work.

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