gaminwench wrote: ↑

Sat May 18, 2019 12:11 am

Bring the twelve-year-old.

Concur! My 12 yo daughter was a requested mixologist at our first M & G.

LowePro wrote: ↑

Tue May 07, 2019 3:54 pm

Hey @joeln,
wondering you can elaborate on "Imy first camp knew how to do evap ponds right"
What did you all do differently or special that worked? Thx

See the above post by TT120 - he ran the camp I'm referring to!

Oh yeah!!!
Count on Joel and Annie for this years m & g.

Just don't make me go in the vortex after I've had a few . . .

Popeye's talking truth here. Many ideas have been tried for evaporating shower water - some work well, others turned into an amazing moop mess. I'd suggest go for the spray or whores bath for your first year and if you really want to shower your second time around, check out everyone's methods while...

Is neighbur lady what Andy was talking about?

tatonka wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 09, 2019 1:51 pm

neighbur lady

I am so sick of winning . . . I mean whining

The Fifth Season by N.K. Jemisin - wow!

You tell em Captain!

Dr. Pyro wrote:Barbie Death Camp has always had a no-politics rule.

Is that why we were talking Trump at the M&G?

I'd rate BDC as libertarian anyways . . .

2017 was my first TYFYF - I was not expecting it and pleasantly surprised when I got it.
And thanks to you, Elliot, for showing me the ropes on Perimeter.

Not going to see you guys this year but definitely coming back soon. It's been a great ride!

Ditzier

unjonharley wrote:Place a hasp on the neck of a bicycle, then a keeper (@ 45d) on the neck frame with a pad-lock ..

I like Elliot's backward steering bait-bike. I spent 20 minutes trying to ride it...damn thing just throws you right off.

Too bad they didn’t sonic boom the place. If you have never been privy to crack-of-dawn sonic boom-boom, it is truly epic. No words can describe. I’ve been through several. Mostly on China Lake in the Mohave but also two Space Shuttle double whammy’s. You are literally on the edge of shitting your ...

Simon of the Playa wrote:Pathological

Mind boggling.

We camped with Uri at my first burn. Far too young to be gone.

Thanks Marty for the friendly wishes on a difficult day.

Does a clapped out 1978 Great Divide count as a classic?

My great uncle had a rock fall on his head in a mine. You could balance a tennis ball in the divot on top of his head. As a kid this was the coolest thing ever!

Cheers Tatonka!

I'm sure GP&E are going to love adding this to the list of what they have to check for :roll: Not to mention how much time it adds to the lines. Not a bad suggestion but it has a lot of knock-on effects. [quote="some seeing eye"]I would propose phasing in every bike through the gate has to have a lo...

I thought this looked really cool. First time I have ever seen dust this fluffy!

Traveller in Time wrote:The displacement of the top layer created a liquid like cloud around the tires.

Unbefuckinglievable.

Simon of the Playa wrote:http://www.rawstory.com/2017/09/straigh ... an-hotbed/

I'd swear I saw a post on here with a supplier for replacement poles for the Costco carports.
I've just about beaten google to death with terms like "replacement spare costco site:eplaya.burningman.org"
Does anybody remember where one can buy replacement leg poles for my carport?

And it was outstanding!
I loved it and recommended it and almost left my lunch in the vortex...

Kudos!
Much nicer than having to mess around with gas cans, refilling generators, the noise.

People in my camp were saying it was the hottest burn they can remember. I heard rumors that temps were over 100 but never saw any data I could trust. Seemed to me like a lot of folks were hiding under shade in the afternoons.

I get depressed but never hit that awful bottom. For me the answer would be go.
For you... If you have people there you love it could be fine.
If you'll stay isolated there - probably better not to go.

Credit to Annie for this one...
ISIS nukes the playa with 70,000 people present.

Hey Monkey,
that's the "clamshell" method.
AntiM and quite a few others use it.