That's pretty cool you got it dismissed. What did the lawyer friend of yours say to them that took care of it?

I got my *locked* bike stolen as well. It was definitely the low point of my burn. Not to mention that I had my contact info/camp written on my handlebars, it was (mildly) decorated, and did I mention, it was LOCKED?? I'm a broke grad student and I was quite attached to my bike. It wasn't even a nic...

This was my virgin year, and I've had plenty of vivid, even lucid dreams of the playa since I've been back. The place where my dreams have always taken place looks awfully like BRC though. Maybe I've always been dreaming of it. There's one city that stands in and changes for all the places that my d...

Maybe it's the people YOU interacted with? For my burn, I was an Asian girl camping with a Latino gay guy and a white girl. Our next door campmates and burn buddies were a trio of Brits who were Anglo-saxon, Indian, and Persian/Irish. I talked, interacted, and hung out with whites, blacks, East Indi...

[quote="CapSmashy"]The incidents I heard about this year involved spray bottles. I am now thankful that none of the several people with spray bottles in the ice line were sharing this gift with others. We are going to be adding a new rule to our camp (probably village) next year. Anyone that wanders...

Yes! It was one of my favorite things, and the projection screen/body-suited dancers blew my mind sober.

Didn't like the aggro later in the week though, and it was also where my [locked] bike got jacked.

Anyway, good job! it was amazing.

I was the Asian girl with a ton of necklaces and bracelets wearing nothing but a bra and skirt. You had on some rockin silver face paint, bleached hair (I think) and had so many tattoos on your arms that it was difficult to find a spot to write my camp address. We met earlier in the night and ran ar...

This being my first burn, I agree with everything you said. Except for the part about the large sound camps because I liked them too.

On the other hand, you're totally right about how the vibe visibly changed once the weekenders arrived.

The Real World feels gray and cold. I want to be back in the dust.

I am the builder of the trap of which you speak. Pussray, your comments are the greatest complement of the hundreds we’ve received. Thank you! It is a privilege to have made your list; we are so very honored. Next year we’ll make the trap even more obvious so as to catch only the really stupid ...