gyre wrote:Oh, I have great pictures of that.
Zero motivation to add to information you already know.
I don't ask people for autographs either.
gyre wrote:Well, we already know that isn't working, don't we?
Dr Jet Sinister wrote:I don't know anything about it. TBI isn't anything to joke about.
Dr Jet Sinister wrote:gyre wrote:Well, we already know that isn't working, don't we?
What isn't working? I'm confused about who you're talking to here.
Anything is fair game for humour,

gyre wrote:Dr Jet Sinister wrote:I don't know anything about it. TBI isn't anything to joke about.
No, but when I was in icu expected to die, I did make jokes about it.
Watched a marathon of mad doctor films overnight waiting for surgery too.
I hesitated, but I did watch them.
Never realized all those doctors were neurosurgeons before.
Subdural hematoma for over two months.
Couldn't walk or talk for a time.
Worst thing is I knew exactly how fucked up I was.
It happens a lot, but I'm told most people that survive aren't able to talk about it.
I wasn't expected to either.
Anyone nosy enough is welcome to feel my trepanation scars.
Barely avoided the big surgery, where they take the top off.
I doubt I'd be here talking about that.
Anything is fair game for humour, as long as you're funny.
And kind.
gyre wrote:Gosh, Simon!
I'd love to join your schoolgirl clique!
I'll rush and find pictures!
junglesmacks wrote:gyre wrote:Couldn't be self contained?
Sure it could.
Reliability in such an adverse environment is a big concern.
They may not want to chance something of that magnitude just yet.
Ask them.
(Translated by the gyre-speak 3000)
trilobyte wrote:Tickets will be scanned at the gate.
trilobyte wrote:Tickets will be scanned at the gate.
Canoe wrote:Anyway to check a specific ticket in advance?
TomServo wrote:Pickles are cucumbers soaked in EVIL!
Canoe wrote:Anyway to check a specific ticket in advance?
Q: How can I verify that my ticket purchased from a third party reseller is authentic? Tips for buying third party tickets.
We are unable to verify or guarantee the authenticity of tickets bought or sold through a third party. For this reason, and because we are unable to provide any information regarding ticket purchases to a party other than to the cardholder on the order, we do not recommend purchasing tickets from third-party resellers.
If you are purchasing a third party ticket it is best to do so in person so that you can check the ticket for security features (foil on the front and back, special embossing), and to make sure the price printed on the ticket matches what the seller is asking you to pay. If you are buying a third party ticket via mail, make absolute sure you are sending payment in a way that you can get refunded if the ticket is fake or you not received in the mail. Western Union is not a protected way to send money as the person can retrieve payment without an ID and can disappear. Paypal seems to be the safest way to purchase tickets remotely but you should make absolute sure that your transaction is refundable should things go wrong.
We are not responsible for third party transactions. If you are scammed you should contact your local police department and file a report (the report should be made in the county where the crime occurred - ie: where you made the transaction or expected to receive the ticket via mail). In addition to filing a report, please email us at fraud@burningman.com with any information you have about scammers and we will post updates on our ticket page to warn participants of known scams.
Dr Jet Sinister wrote:I'm not much of a 'scar feeler'. How long ago did this happen? I'm curious about the circumstances as I have a dear friend with a similar story.
If you selected "USPS Secure" or "Canada" as the delivery method for your order you will receive an email notification with tracking information once your order has shipped. We began shipping tickets mid-June 2012 and expect that all orders from the Pre-Sale and Main Sale will be finished shipping the week of July16. If you still haven't received your shipping notification email at that time, please contact us.
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theCryptofishist wrote:It's the economy. A new sort of austerity measure.
stretch80 wrote:And if you had chosen Will Call, your tickets will be waiting for you by the gate. (no stress, no worries)
This is another reason why my choice of Will Call works for me.
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