Eric wrote:Quit coming (and quit being a martyr about it).
Bring more of what you want to see or do (and don't act all high and mighty about it- do it because You Want To)
Find a way to get further involved (volunteer for Info, or the Rangers, or the Earth Guardians, or any of the non-BMorg groups)
But quit whining and expecting the world to revolve around your expectations. I could care less why you're not coming- I want to spend my time with people who Want To Be There. People who go looking for fun, however they define it, not Looking For Reasons To Be Miserable (yes, I like using capital letters. Deal)
blyslv wrote:precipitate wrote:> Think I should cut the nipples out of that one, too?
It's hard to envision any shirt that would not be improved by that particular modification.
Rob the Wop wrote:Y'know what I was saying about the whole "moonie" bit? How many posts can you count where the author was spewing tons of vitrol at anyone that <b>DARES</b> profane the name of the mighty Burning Man? I went, I particpated, but the event changed and it's not for me. Apparently I'm now an asshole.
Maybe she has a point of view different from yours.
precipitate wrote:> this is my first burn so maybe my perspective will be brushed away
Your perspective will only be brushed away on the eplaya if you comport
yourself like a complete nincompoop and give people reason to think
you're vapid or full of shit or just plain dumb. Which you haven't.
what I enjoyed so much about this (and only this) experience was that I was NOT always comfortable. My boundaries were questioned, things happened I would never have encountered elsewhere. I felt not safe... I felt alive. But I found the good and the bad in coexistence. Personally, I loved it.
Sondra wrote: And of course it should be that way in day to day life, but what I enjoyed so much about this (and only this) experience was that I was NOT always comfortable. My boundaries were questioned, things happened I would never have encountered elsewhere. I felt not safe... I felt alive. But I found the good and the bad in coexistence. Personally, I loved it.
Sondra wrote:Everywhere else I have been, people are slicing off parts of reality to feel safer and more comfortable. And of course it should be that way in day to day life, but what I enjoyed so much about this (and only this) experience was that I was NOT always comfortable. My boundaries were questioned, things happened I would never have encountered elsewhere. I felt not safe... I felt alive. But I found the good and the bad in coexistence. Personally, I loved it.
oh - and if you didn't understand the invite - - -
you obsequious pontificating newbie cultish moonie freak - then let me straighten you out
we are not more going to stop bitching than give up on going to burningman - any more than we'd give up pizza, sex, red apples, or america just because we got a nasty mouthfull - so suck it up pal & open wide to boot - cuz we're emotionally raw --- we're fucking self-righteous vets - and FUCK YOU cuz i need a dance partner!
That's what I loath- the implication that because she doesn't like it, it must suck for everyone.I would recommend that the powers that be abandon BM next year, and move on to create something smaller, with more integrity, in some other place.
and FUCK YOU cuz i need a dance partner!
bite me, fuckwit!
now - how bout that dance?
PetsUntilEaten wrote:aw - if you're gonna try to be all semi-rational n shit how'm i gonna start a flame war?!
fine - real dance then. . . .
(shuffles off . . . )
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