One Item for BM a Day (2010-2012)
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I speak fluent skinflint, but you'll notice I didn't say they were cheap, just what the prices were and that Converse One-Stars were cheaper than All-Stars.$46 thats errr (click click whirrrrrrrrrrr smoke) about £30. you clearly dont understand skinflint. £5 is cheap £10 they had better be a killer pair of shoes. more than that they better come with a free blowjob. i shall bite the bullet and buy see lee brand fake converse for £11 and see if the assistant prepared to show me the store cupboard
I see no problem with knock-offs or similar models provided they're not actual fakes. Converse used to be more reasonable and utilitarian until they realized people have a deep and abiding love for them and jacked the prices up by $10 or $15 in a very short period of time, which is a lot when you're dealing with shoes that are still generally under $50. They have a right to do that, but I feel a little used.
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I love my Converse all stars!
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Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me
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I am so there with you guys. No one can take my chucks.
Finally moving to SF...can't WAIT!
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I've had my shoe reality so transformed...
But, here's the real item...
*gnashes teeth over beauty of teepshirt*
But, here's the real item...
*gnashes teeth over beauty of teepshirt*
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Dr Jet Sinister wrote:What's going on with the collar of that coat? I think it's very interesting.
Corrugated drain line. Inner ribs dismembered so only OD ribs remain. Ribs then tapered much like dinosaur ribs.
It is almost too hot for me though. It's definately evening attrie.
3x hotter than the fur.
Tootsy!
I love the t-shirts. You are truly gifted.
I am really enjoying watching your camp's evolution.
I'm always looking forward to your next post
Grai,
What size feet you got (I can work with UK sizes).
I'll look in the thrift shops around here.
I just found an pair of Airwalks with a surrealist 'rainbow trout' pattern. They're nearly new. Dunno why I put em in a duffel and sequestered em in storage.
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Re: One Item for BM a Day
Today, I got some small lights that can go in water, ziplock bags, a pattern for a long coat, a couple pounds of coco (part of my gift of handing out warm coco during the cold of night) and finally went to Lowes to make my whiteboards! I have had a dream for a few years of me and a few campmates sitting next to the road with a whiteboard each in a sort of "hold up and score passerby" kind of game, which of course would be something like a line of score boards being held up at once saying things like [9.5] [10.0] [3.141] [69.69] [I <3 your mom] [you win burningman!] and so on. More successful day then I expected 
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Great idea.AngelDanger wrote:Today, I got some small lights that can go in water, ziplock bags, a pattern for a long coat, a couple pounds of coco (part of my gift of handing out warm coco during the cold of night) and finally went to Lowes to make my whiteboards! I have had a dream for a few years of me and a few campmates sitting next to the road with a whiteboard each in a sort of "hold up and score passerby" kind of game, which of course would be something like a line of score boards being held up at once saying things like [9.5] [10.0] [3.141] [69.69] [I <3 your mom] [you win burningman!] and so on. More successful day then I expected

Yay!
Where's your camp. I'd love to watch that.
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unless the shirts are hacked off animal print, or metallic
score = + "
score = + "
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Grisly...EspressoDude wrote:unless the shirts are hacked off animal print, or metallic
score = + "
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That's a great idea, maybe we should start a special thread for that. Hmmm...let's see, maybe we could call it something like, oh I don't know, maybe something like "One item for BM a Day"?
ygmir wrote:ok, wait,.......no, no, really.........
*choking*........
ok, ok. I"m fine now........
(I think a big cup of coffee each morning is my thing I do for (a) BM each day........)
good idea.
snickering still
I'm refining the design and gas seals of the "flaming pinwheel of death".
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When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle.
Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me
When I was a kid I used to pray every night for a new bicycle.
Then I realized that the Lord doesn't work that way so I stole one and asked Him to forgive me
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i got my new boots today!! and a new pack - no lugging something by the handle for me. i also got my first pair of goggles.
the army surplus store was good to me today
5.11 hrt desert boots with coolmax
pacific crest denali 65 pack (kick a$$ pack!!)
the army surplus store was good to me today
5.11 hrt desert boots with coolmax
pacific crest denali 65 pack (kick a$$ pack!!)
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I spotted this, and read, giggles... and thought, yeah, I think I got my first pair of giggles today.wimala1 wrote:i got my new boots today!! and a new pack - no lugging something by the handle for me. i also got my first pair of goggles.
the army surplus store was good to me today![]()
5.11 hrt desert boots with coolmax
pacific crest denali 65 pack (kick a$$ pack!!)
I'm taking a vacation next week, first time off since last year Burning Man. and I am starting to feel ... waz it? happy and relaxed, and excited. whew.
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giggles!!!
congrats on having some time off!! enjoy every minute of it.
congrats on having some time off!! enjoy every minute of it.
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Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
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That sounds wonderfulSavannah wrote:Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
The excitement is contagious.
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Savannah wrote:Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
post a pic, we wanna get excited too!
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I might when I'm finished. It's definitely a splendidly weird old thing.post a pic, we wanna get excited too!
I will basically look like a walking settee . . .
Now, there IS a tank top I've gotta photograph and post.
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finished our hanging camp sign today, designed from info found in several eplaya threads, posting a photo but it does seem a bit like COMMERCE
Maybe gifting commerce
anyway rolls up for travel


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Do it outside the toilets.AngelDanger wrote:Today, I got some small lights that can go in water, ziplock bags, a pattern for a long coat, a couple pounds of coco (part of my gift of handing out warm coco during the cold of night) and finally went to Lowes to make my whiteboards! I have had a dream for a few years of me and a few campmates sitting next to the road with a whiteboard each in a sort of "hold up and score passerby" kind of game, which of course would be something like a line of score boards being held up at once saying things like [9.5] [10.0] [3.141] [69.69] [I <3 your mom] [you win burningman!] and so on. More successful day then I expected
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I agree - I'm dying to see anything that has of truly questionable taste in its description.EspressoDude wrote:Savannah wrote:Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
post a pic, we wanna get excited too!
Savannah: I don't know what it is, but no thread here escapes alive. You'll get 1 or 2 real answers at minimum, occasionally 10 or 12, and then we flog it until it's unrecognizable and you can't get your deposit back.
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That is really nice, and so are your shirts btw.tootsybean wrote:finished our hanging camp sign today, designed from info found in several eplaya threads, posting a photo but it does seem a bit like COMMERCEMaybe gifting commerce
anyway rolls up for travel
Do you have some plan for attaching that at the bottom? I would assume the wind slamming that back and forth into your structure would get annoying rather quickly.
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sign hanging against a shade cloth curtain?Drawingablank wrote:
Do you have some plan for attaching that at the bottom? I would assume the wind slamming that back and forth into your structure would get annoying rather quickly.
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Ah, I probably should have realized the shutter its hanging on wasn't going to the burn.tootsybean wrote:sign hanging against a shade cloth curtain?Drawingablank wrote:
Do you have some plan for attaching that at the bottom? I would assume the wind slamming that back and forth into your structure would get annoying rather quickly.
Savannah: I don't know what it is, but no thread here escapes alive. You'll get 1 or 2 real answers at minimum, occasionally 10 or 12, and then we flog it until it's unrecognizable and you can't get your deposit back.
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sounds truly fantastic...I can't wait to see it ! let me know if you need buttonsSavannah wrote:Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
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My 1 item a day.

Nifty reuseable jello shot cups. can't wait to experiment with them ..yummmmmmm

Nifty reuseable jello shot cups. can't wait to experiment with them ..yummmmmmm
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It's my secret clue as to its odd color scheme.Drawingablank wrote:I agree - I'm dying to see anything that has of truly questionable taste in its description.EspressoDude wrote:Savannah wrote:Playa coat determined! I own a men's dressing gown designed to replicate the year 1750 or therabouts. Ankle-length, double-breasted, 8 buttons, in a thick, heavy cotton chintz of truly questionable taste. It's lined in an unremarkable, soft cotton-y something, with fitted sleeves; 6" turned up cuffs, and 2 set-in pockets with flaps. (I concede that I cannot fit a bottle of wine in a pocket, no . . . but I could manage a beer!)
The skirts widen from the waist, primarily in back where there are 2 nice gores--so it'll swirl if I walk & then turn suddenly. (As is my custom.) I got it from the university costume shop for $5 or $10 in another life. I think it was designed for a specific production, put back into storage at great length, & then re-appropriated for 1 or 2 more plays, 'cause it's neither old nor new. I've worn it as a bathrobe once or twice a year when it's really cold, but it's never left the house before.
I'll add the fur collar I removed from an old coat, make the matching fur hem into fur cuffs, then rip off the horrid 1" orange(!) buttons & replace them with something fantastic, & add 2 more new buttons on the back, one above each gore. (I might then sew some loops on the back so I can thread a sash or ribbon through, & lace the back slightly to adjust, but I'm undecided.)
I've got til next Thursday, unless I want to wear it on the train.
post a pic, we wanna get excited too!
Agreed. That's ridiculously funny, and reminds me less of Minxy's body-snarking campmates.C.f.M. wrote:Do it outside the toilets.AngelDanger wrote:Today, I got some small lights that can go in water, ziplock bags, a pattern for a long coat, a couple pounds of coco (part of my gift of handing out warm coco during the cold of night) and finally went to Lowes to make my whiteboards! I have had a dream for a few years of me and a few campmates sitting next to the road with a whiteboard each in a sort of "hold up and score passerby" kind of game, which of course would be something like a line of score boards being held up at once saying things like [9.5] [10.0] [3.141] [69.69] [I <3 your mom] [you win burningman!] and so on. More successful day then I expected
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1. Nice signs
2. Isn't it burnier to look like a suttee?
2. Isn't it burnier to look like a suttee?
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Man, no wonder they always win....." Lonesomebri
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Yes!Isn't it burnier to look like a suttee?