WHY I’M NOT GOING BACK TO BURNING MAN
- TawnyGnosis
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"I'm not a drooling idiot without logic"
Correction.
Oh yeah one more thing, there is a lot of musical diversity on the playa. I listened to several great bands perform live in many many different kinds of styles. There was also jazz camp by the center cafe. I performed music myself that was most definetly not techno or dance on my my acoustic instruments.
This argument seems so silly to me everytime I hear it.
Correction.
Oh yeah one more thing, there is a lot of musical diversity on the playa. I listened to several great bands perform live in many many different kinds of styles. There was also jazz camp by the center cafe. I performed music myself that was most definetly not techno or dance on my my acoustic instruments.
This argument seems so silly to me everytime I hear it.
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sensitive issue for me, i belong to the Anti-Anthropomorphism League.
gotta walk thru the ouch to get to the awe
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> This argument seems so silly to me everytime I hear it.
Really? You clearly weren't trying to sleep anywhere near where I was
trying to sleep. All I heard was boot-in-a-dryer. Until about 8 AM. They're
lucky I was tired enough not to go find their generator.
When I went out, I was able to find other music, but the shit that's
all-pervasive and audible from afar is predominantly electronic dance
music. Fuck if I'm going to try to figure out what fans call the individual
genres.
Really? You clearly weren't trying to sleep anywhere near where I was
trying to sleep. All I heard was boot-in-a-dryer. Until about 8 AM. They're
lucky I was tired enough not to go find their generator.
When I went out, I was able to find other music, but the shit that's
all-pervasive and audible from afar is predominantly electronic dance
music. Fuck if I'm going to try to figure out what fans call the individual
genres.
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sugarlarry
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- TestesInSac
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re spooge pool
sugarlarry wrote:"Okay, who wants to do the "Spooge in a Pool" theme camp...?"
Don’t shoot me, I’m only the messenger.
1 spooge = 1cc.
15,000 men x 8 days = 120,000 spooges = 120 liters
1 liter = 61 cubic inches.
120 liters = 7321 cubic inches
diameter of wading pool = 72 in.
area of wading pool = * x 36 x 36 = 4069 square inches
7321 cubic inches / 4069 square inches = 1.8 inches deep.
That is, the spooge pool would fill to less than 2” deep. You couldn’t really soak in it; you'd have to lay on your back and scoop it over yourself to get the effect.
<shidder> But I live in Santa Fe, home of the omnipresent mariachi band with guacamole stains, no less.Juju wrote:Next year I want to see more mariachis, dammit!
I'm actaully suprosed at how little I danced to electronica this year. Of course I went with the expectation of a lot of dancing, so it just goes to show.
Fight for the fifth freedom!
Everybody in our camp did that as well, at a minumum. And many of us were tree hugging liberal fucksticks. I actually never got into any heavy political discussions with any of them, even though I was hoping to. Just didn't seem like there was time.casnimot wrote:At least all the locals I know plan well for themselves, work hard and take care of themselves, too.
BTW what's your sign, that might explain some of your...
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Fight for the fifth freedom!
Actually the best dancing we found was at the Slow Dance Pagoda. On beyond "Stairway to Heaven" dude! It was dreamy just swaying in the arms of your baby in the middle of the playa while gorgeous people would come and go. Kudos, love and felicitations to Johanna and Shauna.
One thing that I might suggest to Mr. DJ is breaking it up. Why all one genre? Why not a set of be-bop smoothness followed by raukesness followed by hippy drippy trance-oid and billygoat slam-grass?
Are these big sound installations amenable to a stranger slipping them a CD or do you have to have some formal DJing chops to get a slot? I mean we all know what makes people dance, it ain't rocket science.
One thing that I might suggest to Mr. DJ is breaking it up. Why all one genre? Why not a set of be-bop smoothness followed by raukesness followed by hippy drippy trance-oid and billygoat slam-grass?
Are these big sound installations amenable to a stranger slipping them a CD or do you have to have some formal DJing chops to get a slot? I mean we all know what makes people dance, it ain't rocket science.
Fight for the fifth freedom!
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blyslv wrote:Everybody in our camp did that as well, at a minumum. And many of us were tree hugging liberal fucksticks.casnimot wrote:At least all the locals I know plan well for themselves, work hard and take care of themselves, too.
Same with my camp, and they're all local to Sacto.
Neither did I, and a good thing too. My POV would have been severely judged, just as those "ecstatic joy" types do on this board. Radical inclusivity my ass...blyslv wrote:I actually never got into any heavy political discussions with any of them...
You mean this board hanging around my neck? Can't read it, it's upside down. Seems to start with an "S", though.blyslv wrote:BTW what's your sign, that might explain some of your...
Lass doch die Blinkenlaecheln!blyslv wrote:<Could someone explain which emoticon on the left would go best in this message?>
Re: Mariachis!
Hell Yes!!Flux wrote:I know of a guy in the organization who is working to get a full-blown mariachi band to Burning Man. Stay tuned -- your wish may come true!
I would also like to see more bagpipes, a Javanese gamelon, Swiss Alp horns, a production of Mozart's <i>The Magic Flute</i> done in fetish wear, and a 24-hour stage dedicated to the music of John Cage (we should be able to get enough people to do multiple performances of <i>4' 33"</i> at least).
Let's hear it for REAL musical diversity at Burning Man.
Re: Mariachis!
How about a Balinese gamelon, and please, please, please any opera other then one by Mozart or Wagner...Flon wrote:Hell Yes!!Flux wrote:I know of a guy in the organization who is working to get a full-blown mariachi band to Burning Man. Stay tuned -- your wish may come true!
I would also like to see more bagpipes, a Javanese gamelon, Swiss Alp horns, a production of Mozart's <i>The Magic Flute</i> done in fetish wear, and a 24-hour stage dedicated to the music of John Cage (we should be able to get enough people to do multiple performances of <i>4' 33"</i> at least).
Let's hear it for REAL musical diversity at Burning Man.
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what about the evil playa gnomes?
I may not return to Burning Man for fear of the tiny evil beings I saw Saturday night. Like garden gnomes they were, but covered in dust and
smoking cheap cigars (the kind you buy at 7Eleven after a binge on mickeys big mouths). They were scurrying about trying to pinch people,
and this was the horrible part... THEIR THUMBS WERE AS BIG AS THEIR
HEADS! Oh the horror! Trembling, I asked a camp mate if he new of these terrible little elves. He said they were called "greeters".
Yuck.
smoking cheap cigars (the kind you buy at 7Eleven after a binge on mickeys big mouths). They were scurrying about trying to pinch people,
and this was the horrible part... THEIR THUMBS WERE AS BIG AS THEIR
HEADS! Oh the horror! Trembling, I asked a camp mate if he new of these terrible little elves. He said they were called "greeters".
Yuck.
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If I were, I couldn't have worked with the guys at the Horsecow all last year. They thought I was a cop, at first, and knew all along that I am a business conservative, as I knew how left of center they are. When you're working on the same things it doesn't matter. My sense is that while many of them are quite liberal, they do value real contribution, just as I do. And it was important enough to me to take care what I say.stuart scanlon wrote:come now tom, tell me you don't think you are not guilty of this. Sorry for the double negative....My POV would have been severely judged...
Re: dj big "E"
Yep. The DJ is a master of sucky grammar and the Appeal to Ridicule.dj big E wrote:hey my arguements are great and my grammar sucks.lmao but this treehuggers pissing me off i spent 6 hours on monday picking up moop from other peoples camps they all abandoned sun this asshole probly ran to civilization with all the other winy assholes during sundays great windstorm.well you get the jist of it quit fucking whining bm was great this year nekt year is only 359 days away fucking stay home whiners.dj big "E"
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Re: dj big "E"
I'll take dj big E's bad grammar over most people's adequate grammar any day.dj big E wrote:...my grammar sucks.lmao
Re: re spooge pool
Dude, you RULE!matzoboy wrote:sugarlarry wrote:"Okay, who wants to do the "Spooge in a Pool" theme camp...?"
Don’t shoot me, I’m only the messenger.
1 spooge = 1cc.
15,000 men x 8 days = 120,000 spooges = 120 liters
1 liter = 61 cubic inches.
120 liters = 7321 cubic inches
diameter of wading pool = 72 in.
area of wading pool = * x 36 x 36 = 4069 square inches
7321 cubic inches / 4069 square inches = 1.8 inches deep.
That is, the spooge pool would fill to less than 2” deep. You couldn’t really soak in it; you'd have to lay on your back and scoop it over yourself to get the effect.
dj big E says lmao
dave if anyone sounds like a true spoogemaster you must be the guy.it's official big dave is master of spoogecamp lmao.thanks p.j fuc um if they can't take it lmao.cya all soon or maybe never lmao. dj big "E"
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Re: WHY I’M NOT GOING BACK TO BURNING MAN
bigdave wrote:1. Playa Nazis: These people make Burning Man (BM) lovely. They are the pinnacles of environmental stewardship, the defenders of Mother Earth, the thin green line between the sacred playa and 29,771 ignorant burners. Leave No Trace, except tire tracks, air pollution, motor oil, antifreeze, transmission fluid, gear oil, power steering fluid, brake fluid, gas, etc. What, you thought that those thousands of vehicles parked on the playa don’t drip? How about all the 30-40 year old hippie buses? No smog checks, 6 miles to the gallon, and lots of old seals to leak. Very eco-conscious. But it’s OK, because the dreadlocked hippie crews are so artsy, so creative, so eccentric, so spiritual, and they brought great E. And I’m sure they all parked on a tarp with drip pans.
not to be too indelicate here, bigdave, but is anyone who tells you how to do something a nazi, or is it just the tree-huggers that chap your ass?
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Borris wrote: Did u find them virgins? 'cause everyone promissed them to me but I never found them.
(Mental note to self: stop smoking dope with old men on mountains)
dewd, it's not gonna help you get any virgins. i'd keep smoking dope with old men on mountains and look for some experienced ( and yes, enthusiatic ) women.
the princess.
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