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good evening all!
It's true, i am alive and well. and, soon enough (perhaps tomorrow) I'll have some preliminary pictures up on my site (thanks Coworker!)
remaining on topic, may I have a beer?
also, in reference to BHA's question, I, too, have had similar experiences. You've all been called my 'pretend friends' by some people here, too. i am quick to point out that there are more than a few of us who DO ACTUALLY MEET outside of the internet...
it ties in nicely with a conversation I've been having with a few different people lately about community and the fact that the internet has destroyed any reason that ANY of us, really, need to leave our homes. We can shop online, we can meet people online, we can pay our bills, have sex, make up, break up... all online. It's sad, and I've been trying to make a determined effort to counteract my online time with face time with people...
just thoughts running through my head lately. sorry to be heavy.
in other news, the show went so fucking well!!! I AM a rockstar.
In other other news, the ingrate quit tonight, so I am back to being the only full-time employee at my store. That sucks. But it does save me from firing him. Ha.
Another beer. I'm already dry.
It's true, i am alive and well. and, soon enough (perhaps tomorrow) I'll have some preliminary pictures up on my site (thanks Coworker!)
remaining on topic, may I have a beer?
also, in reference to BHA's question, I, too, have had similar experiences. You've all been called my 'pretend friends' by some people here, too. i am quick to point out that there are more than a few of us who DO ACTUALLY MEET outside of the internet...
it ties in nicely with a conversation I've been having with a few different people lately about community and the fact that the internet has destroyed any reason that ANY of us, really, need to leave our homes. We can shop online, we can meet people online, we can pay our bills, have sex, make up, break up... all online. It's sad, and I've been trying to make a determined effort to counteract my online time with face time with people...
just thoughts running through my head lately. sorry to be heavy.
in other news, the show went so fucking well!!! I AM a rockstar.
In other other news, the ingrate quit tonight, so I am back to being the only full-time employee at my store. That sucks. But it does save me from firing him. Ha.
Another beer. I'm already dry.
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Peaches decided last night that she didn't have the palate for the White Star I bought for new years...so I had to drink the whole thing myself, after having had half the bottle of Framboise Lambic and 2/3 of the bottle of Verdi Spumante. Anyway, the point: I've just noticed that my urine this evening smells like Champagne. Odd. Maybe I should have put it in "that's disgusting." Though, urination seems a common subject in most bars I've been to.
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Fortunately, no. I imagine that would be uncomfortable. That's a shitty mutant power to have: the ability to urinate Moet and Chandon...
“We cross our bridges when we come to them and burn them behind us, with nothing to show for our progress except a memory of the smell of smoke, and a presumption that once our eyes watered.”
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buckethead alien wrote:Grant applications will be available on the Web site at a date to be disclosed.
CBA, get your assana in here and explain to us that last thread topic.
2005 means new board. 2004 will go the way of 2003
cough syrup please
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I'm confused. 2003 is still around in this sense:
http://eplaya.burningman.org/viewtopic. ... 72&start=0
http://eplaya.burningman.org/viewtopic. ... 72&start=0
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The discussions I have seen point to event relevant sections of the E-Playa being archived but not the whole board. So areas from 2004 like Share, Theme Camps, and the others I do not know off of the top of my head will be archived. Where as General discussion is not related to a specific year of the event.cowboyangel wrote:buckethead alien wrote:Grant applications will be available on the Web site at a date to be disclosed.
CBA, get your assana in here and explain to us that last thread topic.
2005 means new board. 2004 will go the way of 2003
cough syrup please
Of course I could be wrong but my understanding is that the bar will be here for many many more days.
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Any evening I see your smiling face is a good evening, dear....GuinivereElise wrote:good evening all!
My husband is the only one of my current SOs that I didn't get to know online first. (The only one of my recent SOs, as well, for that matter - yes, I knew dafydd as a kid, but when we started chatting [and flirting] online, we hadn't seen each other regularly in twenty years....)GuinivereElise wrote:also, in reference to BHA's question, I, too, have had similar experiences. You've all been called my 'pretend friends' by some people here, too. i am quick to point out that there are more than a few of us who DO ACTUALLY MEET outside of the internet...
GuinivereElise wrote:it ties in nicely with a conversation I've been having with a few different people lately about community and the fact that the internet has destroyed any reason that ANY of us, really, need to leave our homes. We can shop online, we can meet people online, we can pay our bills, have sex, make up, break up... all online. It's sad, and I've been trying to make a determined effort to counteract my online time with face time with people...
I've been involved in one online forum or another for fifteen years now (BBSes, then Usenet, then IRC, then the Web, then the blogosphere) - and I have yet to be involved in a forum that didn't have some sort of meatspace get-together. Weekly get-togethers for the BBSes, annual "conventions" (retreats, really) for the Usenet/IRC community (different arms of the same shared reality), various open houses hosted by my blogfriends....
Take heart, Guin. Just because online interaction has replaced a lot of facetime, I don't think we'll ever truly outgrow the desire to put faces (and voices and bodies) to names.

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