oh, oh, so it's not just me. sort of an attraction-fear thing with a good laugh thrown in.Kinetic wrote:stu wrote:Back to the thread, I confess to having a crush on Precipitate's e-playa posts....
mostly interesting, sometimes harsh, but always very good.
Confessions.
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1. i confess to dreaming about having an RV this year (multiple times).
2. i confess to being annoyed by the scooters, the neverending techno music and for part of the time, the rampant testasterone of my camp mates.
3. i confess that the second i leave burning man, i start longing for the playa again.
4. i confess i often wish i lived on the west coast so it would be a heck of a lot easier to get to.
5. i confess to having mind blowing sex with my boyfriend on some random art structure in the outer limits. i confess to leaving my thong underwear there. at the time i thought of it as some nice tribute - i realize now i probably left litter for someone else to pick up and i feel a little guilty about that.
2. i confess to being annoyed by the scooters, the neverending techno music and for part of the time, the rampant testasterone of my camp mates.
3. i confess that the second i leave burning man, i start longing for the playa again.
4. i confess i often wish i lived on the west coast so it would be a heck of a lot easier to get to.
5. i confess to having mind blowing sex with my boyfriend on some random art structure in the outer limits. i confess to leaving my thong underwear there. at the time i thought of it as some nice tribute - i realize now i probably left litter for someone else to pick up and i feel a little guilty about that.
Find peace within the chaos.
I confess that I laid face-down on a comfy padded table today while a pretty, petite, and muscular massage therapist hung from some overhead wooden bars and squeezed all my muscles with her feet. I had no idea that feet could be moved in those ways. It's called "Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy," the result simultaneously made me cry and, um, gave me a major erection.
You know how they say crack cocaine and methamphetamines are addictive right from the first use? Well, maybe--but neither one could possibly be more addictive than my experience.
You know how they say crack cocaine and methamphetamines are addictive right from the first use? Well, maybe--but neither one could possibly be more addictive than my experience.
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PJ wrote:I confess that I laid face-down on a comfy padded table today while a pretty, petite, and muscular massage therapist hung from some overhead wooden bars and squeezed all my muscles with her feet. I had no idea that feet could be moved in those ways. It's called "Ashiatsu Oriental Bar Therapy," the result simultaneously made me cry and, um, gave me a major erection.
You know how they say crack cocaine and methamphetamines are addictive right from the first use? Well, maybe--but neither one could possibly be more addictive than my experience.
shiatsu rocks. i use it all the time in my bodywork practice.
nice to see another addict around!
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Well with my job at Sprint being up in the air and so many things in flux, I'm trying to decide what the hell to do. And you have an idea...maybe bringing some of that stuff here is something I could do.
Right now I am just lost when it comes to certain parts of my life. It's a great time to take a sharp turn and head out in a different direction.
Right now I am just lost when it comes to certain parts of my life. It's a great time to take a sharp turn and head out in a different direction.
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Here's my advice: uproot and come on out. My life went from good to better when I moved from the midwest to Boston. It went from better to ass-spankin' good times (and then some) when I moved to Cali.Kinetic wrote:Well with my job at Sprint being up in the air and so many things in flux, I'm trying to decide what the hell to do. And you have an idea...maybe bringing some of that stuff here is something I could do.
Right now I am just lost when it comes to certain parts of my life. It's a great time to take a sharp turn and head out in a different direction.
From what I've seen of your posts, Kinetic, you'd be leaving behind some psycho girlfriends and a very loving, supportive nuclear family. They'll understand that you need to pursue your dreams. Also, I dunno what you do for Sprint but I'm pretty sure you could be doing it for someone in California. (Qualcomm is in San Diego, ya know)
Disclaimer: If you move out and it sux don't blame me. :-P
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Everything is in a state of total chaos around here right now. I am trying to be nice and juggle keeping the nuclear family happy and handle the psychopathic girlfriends...I kinda wish the karma gods would launch a lighting bolt my way and break some of this loose as it's harder than hell to let go.
After leaving BM I went to SF and fell in love with a city that the job market sucks in. I also like Chicago too....but that is still the midwest. I've never been out East so I know nothing about the places there. So it looks like if I go, it's either SF or Seattle. But to walk away from everything you've ever known for 33 years is not easily done. That's why I wish for some karma god intervention. Then there's the desire to be a regional coordinator...I mean this place sucks, and if I get the coordinator spot maybe I can bring a little relief to the others who share my misery of living in Missouri....and transform myself at the same time.
I'm just trying to find my place, and I shouldn't be spilling it out on public threads like this. But each time that I have, I find others like me and I get ideas that make it easier to break through. Each day I'm on e-playa and around BM people I seem to get stronger. I can't explain it but where this place pulls me down, e-playa and the BM community pulls me back up. It's not quite equalized out, but it's getting close.
After leaving BM I went to SF and fell in love with a city that the job market sucks in. I also like Chicago too....but that is still the midwest. I've never been out East so I know nothing about the places there. So it looks like if I go, it's either SF or Seattle. But to walk away from everything you've ever known for 33 years is not easily done. That's why I wish for some karma god intervention. Then there's the desire to be a regional coordinator...I mean this place sucks, and if I get the coordinator spot maybe I can bring a little relief to the others who share my misery of living in Missouri....and transform myself at the same time.
I'm just trying to find my place, and I shouldn't be spilling it out on public threads like this. But each time that I have, I find others like me and I get ideas that make it easier to break through. Each day I'm on e-playa and around BM people I seem to get stronger. I can't explain it but where this place pulls me down, e-playa and the BM community pulls me back up. It's not quite equalized out, but it's getting close.
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Colorado seemed to be a bad place for me this trip with bent trailer rims crossing Independence Pass and a lost trailer hitch climbing Mt. Evans. I kinda got screwed up there this time. So the motto kinda fits my experience with the place.PJ wrote:Thanks! You've given me an idea for our new license plate motto!Lydia Love wrote:isn't that quite some time to live in a priapic state?
"Colorado: The Priapic State."
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May favorite was one (I heard) that was considered a while back by the Texas state legislature. They thought it high time to change the state's license plate and add something cute and fuzzy. Most suggestions were bland and innocuous enough (Texas: the Longhorn State, Texas: We're bigger, we're better, Texas: Capital Punishment Center of the univers, etc.)
Someone had the idea to put the question to the voters. 'Texas: Kiss Our Ass' - or something very close - was the overwhelming favorite.
The idea was shelved.
Someone had the idea to put the question to the voters. 'Texas: Kiss Our Ass' - or something very close - was the overwhelming favorite.
The idea was shelved.
Desert dogs drink deep.
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I happen to kinda like Utah....Moab was pretty cool to explore, and SLC seemed like an interesting place except for that temple and those Angel Moroni statues that I saw everywhere. And they have light rail and other cool stuff...
It's still not far enough West yet with all the wacky California laws and smog checks and all, I'm not sure if CA is a good idea either.
It's still not far enough West yet with all the wacky California laws and smog checks and all, I'm not sure if CA is a good idea either.
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Nevada: We are like, SO much drunker than you.
Oregon: Where did I put my fucking tofu?
Oregon: ITIM my fucking futon?
Oregon: ITIM my fucking bong?
Oregon: Where did I put my fucking tofu?
Oregon: ITIM my fucking futon?
Oregon: ITIM my fucking bong?
Amazing desert structures & stuff: http://sites.google.com/site/potatotrap/
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"Let us say I suggest you may be human." -- Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
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I confess!
I confess:
- that the most common phrase in my head on the playa this year was: "I hate you all."
I had a total breakdown at BM
the second most common phrase in my head was "This place rules"
I now know what it is like to be manic.
that I'm going back next year anyway.
that in hindsight I don't really hate you all, just some of you... and most of my camp.
Eschew obfuscation.