top douche bags fucktards at BM 2010
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- unjonharley
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- unjonharley
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- theCryptofishist
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- Simon of the Playa
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- big baby jesus
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My top (actually my only) Douchebag Fucktard was the guy I wrestled. One of the camps had a backyard Mexican wrestling setup. Long story short, some friends pushed me forward to wrestle a guy and I agreed to wrestle him. I was a lot bigger and stronger than he was and it was all in fun, so I had no intention of wrestling him. I was just going to flop around, ham it up and let him win. I’m on the ground, he has me in some hold and I realize I can’t breathe and he’s putting all he’s got into it. I’m starting to blackout and I laid there for a second thinking that I will break his fingers to get free and then I’m going to kill this fucker. Then I decided this MMA asshole wasn’t worth the sweat off of my balls, so I tapped out and walked away.
Gal at the cologne counter once told me there are a few or four? cologne groups for men;
wood
spice
green fresh leaves
There were certain combos and I think I missed one category... for me cedar and spices something or other by Gucci, classy but afforable 18bux at Ross...lol...I wore some at BM 2010 and the campmates loved it!
We all darn near used the whole bottle...what can I say? I'm 1/2 Sicilian, lol.
ps, I tented it, not a spoiled brat.
wood
spice
green fresh leaves
There were certain combos and I think I missed one category... for me cedar and spices something or other by Gucci, classy but afforable 18bux at Ross...lol...I wore some at BM 2010 and the campmates loved it!
We all darn near used the whole bottle...what can I say? I'm 1/2 Sicilian, lol.
ps, I tented it, not a spoiled brat.
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- capjbadger
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Ahahahahahahaha... he wasn't angry, he was protecting his own.16fcali wrote:Also surprising was how insanely angry this one dude got one someone rode a bike through his street hockey game. The crowd told the bike guy to get the fuck out of the way and he yelled something back and this huge dude just sprinted and tackled him. Was not expecting to see fights over such stupid shit at Burning Man, but I guess with 50,000 people in constant interaction anything can happen.
That guy rode right through the middle of the game to be a dick and then thought that one of the players had bumped him, so he threw down his bike and came back after the player. We all were moving to pull the guy back, when he got tackled.
We held the rider for a sec to make sure he wasn't going to attack again, picked him up, gave him his hat and sent him on his way.
If you're going to tell a story, make sure you get the facts right.

Other jackasses:
Dingbat riding a tandom bike, trying to impress the girl on the back, rides too close to the Lamplighter lifter, clips (and bends) the back of the pole, sending the lantern flying. i was the luminary for the route that evening. Had to catch the lamp, make sure the lifter was ok, then ask the guy WTF he thought he was doing.
Jackasses going around tagging (w/spraypaint) people's art. They tagged the side of the mutant vehicle I've been working on for the last 4 year. If I ever find them...
"Livid" doesn't even begin to describe my anger.

(I got very lucky and found that I had a random can of spray paint in the right color with just enough left in it to mostly cover the damage)
-Badger
Arrrggg!! Avast ye fucking fluffy bunny shirtcockers! Haul your drunken hairy fat ass out of our sight or prepare to receive a hot buttered hedgehog fired up your aft quarters!
Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
- Fire_Moose
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- capjbadger
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WTF? Did they fall into the Lamplighters' waste kero bucket? 0_oFire_Moose wrote:What do ladies think about an almost overwhelming smell of kerosene coming off a man?
-Badger
Arrrggg!! Avast ye fucking fluffy bunny shirtcockers! Haul your drunken hairy fat ass out of our sight or prepare to receive a hot buttered hedgehog fired up your aft quarters!
Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
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- Fire_Moose
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Why would you focus on anything negative when there is a thousand more amazing experiences out there to replace the few bad that you had...
It doesn't make sense to me. Now I'm imagining a douchebag that is standing around a free bar, having a "good time, drinking his free beer and complaining loudly about the bad things. Not good ju-ju man.
Something very akin to Jr. High, sitting around with your friends trash talking your classmates.
In 2009 I can honestly say I didn't run into one douchebag. There was stuff I didn't like but because there was 40k other people around I didn't expect everything to cater to my liking. Try not to take things personally because you were made a fool.
It doesn't make sense to me. Now I'm imagining a douchebag that is standing around a free bar, having a "good time, drinking his free beer and complaining loudly about the bad things. Not good ju-ju man.
Something very akin to Jr. High, sitting around with your friends trash talking your classmates.
In 2009 I can honestly say I didn't run into one douchebag. There was stuff I didn't like but because there was 40k other people around I didn't expect everything to cater to my liking. Try not to take things personally because you were made a fool.
God Please, don't make me make myself look like a moron...
Mitchum makes a good unscented anti-persp and deodorant line. I've been using it for years.delle wrote:So why is it so hard to find Unscented deodorant or anti-perspirant for men?
My daughter and I spend half our time in that particular aisle of the grocery store or pharmacy opening up the caps and sniffing.... discarding ALL of them, as something we do NOT want our men to smell like.
Finding a neutral scent is damned near impossible for men -- it always seems to be something really obtrusive.
id vote for naked guy who kept coming into the kitchen... he was removed.. he had a pretty cold night 
uhh, the person who tried to walk under the really heavy lumenferuous as 8 people were straining to carry it back to the vehicle after the man burned.... that was just silly! ....maybe not douche-y

uhh, the person who tried to walk under the really heavy lumenferuous as 8 people were straining to carry it back to the vehicle after the man burned.... that was just silly! ....maybe not douche-y
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- capjbadger
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Oh man... I almost forgot about him! lollemur wrote:id vote for naked guy who kept coming into the kitchen... he was removed.. he had a pretty cold night
He deserved every bit of the hosing down that he got. When you're enough of an ass to get the sweetest guy in camp to come after you...

Plus yelling at a line full of hungry people is just asking for it.
-Badger
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Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
- maryanimal
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street hockey bringing out the red in neck
Hay, I was the guy who was tackled. I was having a great day up to that point. I was being playful when I rode my bike through the hockey game that was taking up the entire street. I got shoved in the back and I almost fell off of my bike by a "dick". I did throw my bike down and I did confront the "dick" who shoved me. I did not hit anyone. I was tackled from behind by someone. I ended up with a bruise ten inches across my hip that made it hard to walk for a week.
I would like to say that I felt justified confronting the person who almost pushed me off of my bike. I pushed him back. Ask him if you know him. I did not hit him. When someone tackles you from behind that is the move of a coward. At that point I had been at the burn for over two weeks, building art for the people. I was not just some asshole there for myself.
Do you think you own the fucking road? You are at burning man! If you are going to play sports, fucking get a clue. You have to expect people to interact with you. Stilt walkers, art cars, people on bikes, drunks, dancers and trippers are all going to be using the same space you are. Sure I could have not reacted to being shoved. I may have escalated the situation. Either way I still think the "person" who tackled me from behind did not know what was going on and was acting as a coward.
theo
I would like to say that I felt justified confronting the person who almost pushed me off of my bike. I pushed him back. Ask him if you know him. I did not hit him. When someone tackles you from behind that is the move of a coward. At that point I had been at the burn for over two weeks, building art for the people. I was not just some asshole there for myself.
Do you think you own the fucking road? You are at burning man! If you are going to play sports, fucking get a clue. You have to expect people to interact with you. Stilt walkers, art cars, people on bikes, drunks, dancers and trippers are all going to be using the same space you are. Sure I could have not reacted to being shoved. I may have escalated the situation. Either way I still think the "person" who tackled me from behind did not know what was going on and was acting as a coward.
theo
- maryanimal
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geez theo, I'm sorry to hear that. I'm a Birgin and I hope I don't unwittingly wander into something and get physically "approached". I hope you didn't allow that to ruin your whole BM experience.
Sometimes I'm confused by what I think is really obvious. But what I think is really obvious obviously isn't obvious.
- capjbadger
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Re: street hockey bringing out the red in neck
Theo,the oder wrote:Hay, I was the guy who was tackled. I was having a great day up to that point. I was being playful when I rode my bike through the hockey game that was taking up the entire street. I got shoved in the back and I almost fell off of my bike by a "dick". I did throw my bike down and I did confront the "dick" who shoved me. I did not hit anyone. I was tackled from behind by someone. I ended up with a bruise ten inches across my hip that made it hard to walk for a week.
I would like to say that I felt justified confronting the person who almost pushed me off of my bike. I pushed him back. Ask him if you know him. I did not hit him. When someone tackles you from behind that is the move of a coward. At that point I had been at the burn for over two weeks, building art for the people. I was not just some asshole there for myself.
Do you think you own the fucking road? You are at burning man! If you are going to play sports, fucking get a clue. You have to expect people to interact with you. Stilt walkers, art cars, people on bikes, drunks, dancers and trippers are all going to be using the same space you are. Sure I could have not reacted to being shoved. I may have escalated the situation. Either way I still think the "person" who tackled me from behind did not know what was going on and was acting as a coward.
theo
Yes I was there and know the guy whom you shoved after getting off the bike. I know he did not shove you. It's very possbile that you got bumped by someone as you deliberately rode through a group of the players, expecting them to just dive aside for you.
Many people on the sidelines were trying ask you nicely not to drive right through the game on your "playful" attempt at hit and run. You only grinned even bigger at aimed for dead center.
Plus that is a very small bit of road (part of the outer ring road). There was plenty of places to go around. YOU stared the confrontation. While I don't personally agree with the flying tackle you took, I can't realy blame him as he looked up and saw you attacking one of his campmates. He is many things, but a coward is not one of them.
You felt "justified" to commit assault and battery?
Any pity I felt for you just took leave. We too had been there for 2 weeks building, including the guy whom you were starting a fight with. What's your entitled point?
@maryanimal,
I wouldn't worry about it unless you start a fight.


-Badger
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Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
Honey Badger don't care. Honey Badger don't give a shit!
- maryanimal
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Ok, thanks Badger. *whew*
I'm a laid back kinda gal. I don't fight unless a hand is upon me first. In fact, I've never been in a fight in my whole life.
I don't mind an actual playful tackling!


Sometimes I'm confused by what I think is really obvious. But what I think is really obvious obviously isn't obvious.
Re: street hockey bringing out the red in neck
I was shoved by the person I confronted. I saw it. Maybe he felt like he had to say he bumped me after he saw what happened. It makes sense that you would believe him over me. He is your friend. I am the "dick". I remember the look on his face after I got up off of the ground. He seemed sort of shocked and embarrassed. He actually looked like he would have preferred to settle it on his own. I was not under the impression that we were actually going to fight. I just wanted to make it clear that you don't shove people on bikes. I was pissed off but I was not even close to swinging or punching.
People were yelling at me after I got off of my bike. So what. Not their road. The guy who shoved me was at the far end of the game. Big deal. Man on bike intrudes in a hockey game. I would have been through the game in 20 seconds or so. Burning man is chaos. You were playing in the road. Not your road.
I take responsibility for escalating the situation. When I look back I wish that I did not get off of my bike after I was pushed. Not the smartest move, seeing that it was a hockey team. Did I hurt or hit anyone? No. I pushed him once. I did not strike him. You say assault and battery, take a pill. What, are you a lawyer and a hockey player? His hand shoved my back because he was worried about the other team scoring and I blocked his view. Your friend might have had some extra dust on his chest where I shoved him back. I, on the other hand, could hardly walk the next day. I basically got sucker punched by someone. For a moment when I was on the ground I was worried that the team was going to start kicking me in the head. Who knows, there is lots of drinking and drugs at the burn. Makes us all a little stupid.
Get your story straight. I am part of the story. My girlfriend saw the whole thing. I don't get into fights. I have not been in a fight for 20 years. That was high school, and it was always with jocks and hicks.
Being at the Burn injured really sucks. It makes sense that you stick up for your tribe. Things happened very fast and I can see that it looked a certain way. You were in the middle of a game and I was intruding, but you were in the middle of a game in the middle of a bigger game in the middle of burning man. I wonder if your camp got into other fights that were not at all their fault. Hay, if the ground was a little softer I would have been fine. The rain had turned it into cement and my hip bone made full contact.
What is the purpose for me to lie. There is no judge or jury or revenge or recompense.
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People were yelling at me after I got off of my bike. So what. Not their road. The guy who shoved me was at the far end of the game. Big deal. Man on bike intrudes in a hockey game. I would have been through the game in 20 seconds or so. Burning man is chaos. You were playing in the road. Not your road.
I take responsibility for escalating the situation. When I look back I wish that I did not get off of my bike after I was pushed. Not the smartest move, seeing that it was a hockey team. Did I hurt or hit anyone? No. I pushed him once. I did not strike him. You say assault and battery, take a pill. What, are you a lawyer and a hockey player? His hand shoved my back because he was worried about the other team scoring and I blocked his view. Your friend might have had some extra dust on his chest where I shoved him back. I, on the other hand, could hardly walk the next day. I basically got sucker punched by someone. For a moment when I was on the ground I was worried that the team was going to start kicking me in the head. Who knows, there is lots of drinking and drugs at the burn. Makes us all a little stupid.
Get your story straight. I am part of the story. My girlfriend saw the whole thing. I don't get into fights. I have not been in a fight for 20 years. That was high school, and it was always with jocks and hicks.
Being at the Burn injured really sucks. It makes sense that you stick up for your tribe. Things happened very fast and I can see that it looked a certain way. You were in the middle of a game and I was intruding, but you were in the middle of a game in the middle of a bigger game in the middle of burning man. I wonder if your camp got into other fights that were not at all their fault. Hay, if the ground was a little softer I would have been fine. The rain had turned it into cement and my hip bone made full contact.
What is the purpose for me to lie. There is no judge or jury or revenge or recompense.
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- capjbadger
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I will fully admit it is completely possible that I missed the shove from my campmate. I didn't see one happen, but it is very possible you got bumped by someone trying to herd you out of an active game. Or even more likely that you got bumped hard by someone going for the ball.
The guy that tackled you only saw what we all did. A guy we don't know in the face of one of our campmates, and it looked like fists were about to fly. Everyone on that field was heading for you to break things up. The big guy was just faster.
I am sorry you took the hit. I know how to take fall (judo) and even I wouldn't want that big guy to land on me. However, he did not hit you from behind. You would of landed face first if he had. Please get YOUR story straight.
Thank you taking responsibility for escalating the situation. It was a bit of a bad idea to try that in the middle of a bunch of hockey players.
In hindsight, the big guy actually defused the situation. I hope your injuries have healed fully.
*chuckle* Jocks and hicks? haha Dude, I'm a geek as are most of those guys. that was the first time I've ever played hockey in my life. lol
Not saying you're lying. I know things can look very different from different vantage points when things are going that quick.
There were a LOT of other people that had enough respect for their fellow burners to ride around the game. You made the choice to start a confrontation and make a "statement" at our expense. That's not cool man.
Not a lawyer, just an info sponge.
Assault and Battery:
http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictiona ... nd+Battery
It doesn't take much.
In the end, we're a laid back group. We'll treat anyone well unless given a reason not to. Drop by the Lamplighters bar and have a drink and a laugh with us. We're not ones to hold grudges. Hell, maybe even play some hockey with us during next years annual grudge match with the Canuckistans.
-Badger
The guy that tackled you only saw what we all did. A guy we don't know in the face of one of our campmates, and it looked like fists were about to fly. Everyone on that field was heading for you to break things up. The big guy was just faster.
I am sorry you took the hit. I know how to take fall (judo) and even I wouldn't want that big guy to land on me. However, he did not hit you from behind. You would of landed face first if he had. Please get YOUR story straight.
Thank you taking responsibility for escalating the situation. It was a bit of a bad idea to try that in the middle of a bunch of hockey players.

*chuckle* Jocks and hicks? haha Dude, I'm a geek as are most of those guys. that was the first time I've ever played hockey in my life. lol
Not saying you're lying. I know things can look very different from different vantage points when things are going that quick.
There were a LOT of other people that had enough respect for their fellow burners to ride around the game. You made the choice to start a confrontation and make a "statement" at our expense. That's not cool man.
Not a lawyer, just an info sponge.

Assault and Battery:
http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictiona ... nd+Battery
It doesn't take much.
In the end, we're a laid back group. We'll treat anyone well unless given a reason not to. Drop by the Lamplighters bar and have a drink and a laugh with us. We're not ones to hold grudges. Hell, maybe even play some hockey with us during next years annual grudge match with the Canuckistans.

-Badger
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- eskimoblueday
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we've been at the last 2 burns and the only dbag ftard i've encountered is the guy in 09 who spilled coffee on my friend for no reason at center camp.anywhere else this guy would have gotten his ass kicked,but there's something that prevented any retaliation other than my buddy having a few words with him.also, who ever hit our neighbor in the back with a full beer from a passing art car this year...you're lucky it was an unopened beer,asshat!
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