Please tell us more about this. Sounds cool. Dave

Hey Madrone You wouldn't happen to be a bar maid would you? I get a lot of odd bird descriptions, but this is the first one that has incorporated the staggering part. Before I could answer this question, I first had to climb under my kitchen sink so I could understand what you were talking about. An...

Hey fat SAM Stop worrying! Your camera will get covered in gray alkali dust and it will never come off. I have a black-bodied camera that to this day is stained with Black Rock dust, but I love it just the same. The dust is so fine that it will not hurt your camera (internal laugh, cackle, and howli...

You're right on about the law enforcement. Every year it gets more insane. The people constantly driving back and forth, up and down the roads all day and all night hour after hour are a wide variety of law-enforcement, fire vehicles, and people who claim to represent all kinds of state agencies fro...

You gotta be kidding.
How bout the "Slump in a chair and stare at your shoes Game?"
It's too damn hot to be jumping around swatting a shuttle cock. If you had lights, you might pull these games off at after 10 PM.
Anyway, I hope you have fun even if you all faint.

Hey to dougaldutch. Mapquest is good. I like Yahoo maps too http://maps.yahoo.com. It's surprising to see the difference between Mapquest and Yahoo sometimes. How do ya know which is the most accurate? I have no idea. Maybe someone out there in E-Playaland knows the absolute authority concerning onl...

Gifts, trade items, barter goods? I have yet, after many burns, to figure out the ultimate trade item. I guess it changes from year to year. You can generally trade a full pack of smokes for one crummy drink, but not always. One year, I think it was 1996, it was so cold, that packages of hot chocola...

Hi fat SAM. Ya know what I think? I think fer sure you should take your video camera to tape the burn. In 2001 I only had my Canon still camera and got some absolutely incredible shots of the dust devils dancing with the burning Man. My stills are so fantastic that they look like special effects. Pe...

Keep working! We love all the work you put into your Burning Man projects. Keep in mind that 99 percent of the people who see or experience your project will never get to tell you face to face how much they appreciate all your hard work and long nights you've put into your project -- but they (we) d...

I have consumed many of great vintages of Dom Plyadust, but I do not remember any as impressive as the 1996. Even richer than the brilliant 1995, the 1996 is still tightly wound, but reveals tremendous aromatic intensity, offering hints of Cheese Whiz, Wheat Thins, match sticks, and roasted Chapstic...