Laying it down at the Temple

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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by 9ah » Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:28 am

Ohhh... And in response to the actual thread. Go ahead and make a list, burn the list if nothing else.

It's not always burdens that get burned. I didn't watch 2011 temple burn with a message to my niece in it so I put a new msg for her in 2012 as many things in life had changed, as well as an item with her photo on it. I'm not religious, but watching it burn officially' put it into the universe for me. I'd likely be arrested for burning things in NYC... :coffee:
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by Eric » Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:56 am

Sunbeam56 wrote:I regret that we missed the Temple of Juno. And am looking forward to the next ...
Careful with that anticipation thing. I missed the amazing Temple in '02 & couldn't wait for the '03 one. Hated it (cardboard tubes covered in paper... :roll: ) However, it still burned beautifully. Missed '04 so I could perform my nieces wedding (another amazing Temple), the '05 Temple was my least favorite ever (Temple of Scrap Wood & Toothpicks...). Sucked burning as well.

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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by Roark » Wed Feb 06, 2013 4:47 am

Sage words, all.

As for me? I anticipate heat, cold, dust, wind, smelly potties and watching Eric trolling the ravers. I anticipate building infrastructure, exhausting myself, getting re-exhausted, cranky, and being nursed back to health at Ground Zero by SunBeam. I anticipate meeting a bunch of totally OUT THERE whack-jobs I met in cyberspace, came to love and admire, and hope to put some names with faces. I anticipate deMOOPing my camp, gifting my remaining food and water to the Exodous folks, and counting the fingerprints on the window of the car in front of me for 8 slow hours. I anticipate a 4 day drive home pulling a trailer across half of our nation. I anticipate spending the 51 weeks thereafter making posts like this. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Other than that, I'm pretty open. :mrgreen: and if any of the above actually happens, I anticipate I will remember it for the rest of my life.
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by 9ah » Wed Feb 06, 2013 10:20 am

Roark wrote:Sage words, all.

As for me? I anticipate heat, cold, dust, wind, smelly potties and watching Eric trolling the ravers. I anticipate building infrastructure, exhausting myself, getting re-exhausted, cranky, and being nursed back to health at Ground Zero by SunBeam. I anticipate meeting a bunch of totally OUT THERE whack-jobs I met in cyberspace, came to love and admire, and hope to put some names with faces. I anticipate deMOOPing my camp, gifting my remaining food and water to the Exodous folks, and counting the fingerprints on the window of the car in front of me for 8 slow hours. I anticipate a 4 day drive home pulling a trailer across half of our nation. I anticipate spending the 51 weeks thereafter making posts like this. :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Other than that, I'm pretty open. :mrgreen: and if any of the above actually happens, I anticipate I will remember it for the rest of my life.
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by Bounce530 » Wed Feb 06, 2013 11:32 am

I'm pretty sure that DPW does not want your water at the exodus drop point.
They'll take damn near anything else, clean socks, packs of cigarettes, booze, etc, but don't want the water.
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by tattoogoddess » Wed Feb 06, 2013 12:08 pm

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Funny! No were getting divorced this year, then re married. No, Michelle. My real true to government wife. The one who dragged me to Burning Man against my wishes in 1999, then divorced me because I loved it too much. NO OTHER PLAYA MARRIAGES OTHER THAN TG! I've heard some crazy shit in the past year!
FWIW, I can legally marry 'em and bury 'em in 49 states. Let me know if you need drive-thru service. :mrgreen:

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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by 9ah » Wed Feb 06, 2013 1:56 pm

Booze and bacon are obvious exceptions.
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by theCryptofishist » Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:19 pm

Eric wrote:the '05 Temple was my least favorite ever (Temple of Scrap Wood & Toothpicks...).
Sagrada Basara? Cause I liked that one. But that was 08 or 09, so I may be full of crap.

The temple is something I never get to. I burned a small amount of Scott's ashes in both the man and the temple--and he was so much more the man burn...
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by Eric » Wed Feb 06, 2013 8:53 pm

theCryptofishist wrote:
Eric wrote:the '05 Temple was my least favorite ever (Temple of Scrap Wood & Toothpicks...).
Sagrada Basara? Cause I liked that one. But that was 08 or 09, so I may be full of crap.

The temple is something I never get to. I burned a small amount of Scott's ashes in both the man and the temple--and he was so much more the man burn...
Temple of Dreams, the red one toothpicky, "orientalist" looking one. Though I wasn't too fond of Sagrada Basara either - which shows that even friends can have differing views on the art.

2007 was probably my favorite (Temple of Forgiveness), though the last two years were lovely. They are getting a bit... much however, but that's for another thread...
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Re: Laying it down at the Temple

Post by theCryptofishist » Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:17 pm

Eric wrote:Though I wasn't too fond of Sagrada Basara either - which shows that even friends can have differing views on the art..
Was definitely a point I wanted to make.
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