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PA virgin getting after it

Post by MrMurdock » Tue May 11, 2010 5:46 pm

Hey everyone, I have been thinking of coming home for a while now. Two weeks ago i ordered my ticket and it came in the mail today, along with some candy! All i can think about is this trip; cant get it out of my head. I'm a virgin coming from eastern PA. I'm trying to get some others to come along but i might be flying solo. If that's the case then, who cares!!!


Thanks guy!!!
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Post by MrMurdock » Tue May 11, 2010 6:04 pm

oh and my name is George, im a 25 year old dude.....annd....

I have already build a 26' dome, a yurt, i have scaffolding, and some other sweet stuff to use. if i end up driving by myself i will still be bringing my small trailer along with my SUV.
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Post by Elderberry » Tue May 11, 2010 10:18 pm

Hey there, welcome to eplaya!

Sounds like you're a one man theme camp! ;)

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Post by Sham » Wed May 12, 2010 8:51 am

I didn't realize you made two posts. I was going to tell you that you both are from Reading PA and should get together. I need to cut down on the caffeine. :roll:
None the less, welcome to this whole mess. I'm sure you'll have the most amazing time fo your life. Things will never be the same for you after this.

WELCOME and we'll see in in just 3 short months!

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Post by Thecatman » Fri May 14, 2010 7:57 am

WELCOME!!

My wifes mother lives in Reading (actually Muhlenburg Twp) on Hampden Blvd near the Turkey Hill. We moved there in 1989 to help her grandmother and later moved to Laueldale then Fleetwood and now back to Nevada.

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Prepared

Post by VeganChoirGirl » Fri May 14, 2010 8:19 am

Sounds like you're as prepared as you possibly can be. I would definately suggest coming out solo...that's what i did my birgin year and I am SO glad I did! I often see virgins who come out with a lot of friends or even one or two go down one of two roads: they stay together and don't meet any new OR they fight with each other and wish they didn't have to make the long trek home together.

Anyway, come without expectations and have a wonderful time.

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Re: Prepared

Post by illy dilly » Fri May 14, 2010 2:10 pm

VeganChoirGirl wrote:OR they fight with each other and wish they didn't have to make the long trek home together.
Wish someone would have told me this the my first year. I learned it the hard way.

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That would be a lot of camp for one guy. But if you do come alone and need help setting up, let me know. Scaffolding is not an easy thing to set up with less than three people.
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Post by MrMurdock » Sat May 15, 2010 9:48 am

It definitely is a lot of camp for a one man show. I was just thinking my neighbors could use the dome do chill out, if they are lacking a sweet chill spot. And use the scaffolding to have a look around,or dance,fuck, feel like a pirate, etc.
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