EspressoDude wrote:snake wrote:i think it was a fox. saw a picture somewhere.
FOXFUR isn't small enuff to fit in someone's cape or pocket...
just sayin
I bet he could wiggle that tight ass into a Coach purse though
EspressoDude wrote:snake wrote:i think it was a fox. saw a picture somewhere.
FOXFUR isn't small enuff to fit in someone's cape or pocket...
just sayin
davink wrote:Hah, I'm a masochist by coming to this thread first to see what I missed..
And it gives me a goal not to be on this list next year, too
tamarakay wrote:
I think I need to repeat again about all the wonderful crazy spectacular creative amazing people I met there. Eplayans were amazing enough, but Eplayans on the Playa are just beyond beyond beyond
ZaphodBurner wrote:
The difference between buying a ticket from a scalper and prostituting yourself for one is, if you suck dick for a ticket and brag about it, burners will still respect you.
A Jester wrote:tamarakay wrote:
I think I need to repeat again about all the wonderful crazy spectacular creative amazing people I met there. Eplayans were amazing enough, but Eplayans on the Playa are just beyond beyond beyond
wait, what?
tamarakay wrote:A Jester wrote:tamarakay wrote:
I think I need to repeat again about all the wonderful crazy spectacular creative amazing people I met there. Eplayans were amazing enough, but Eplayans on the Playa are just beyond beyond beyond
wait, what?
But if i do that then people will want to come. So again, until i have my tickets in hand, these guys are worthless. Burningman sucks and you don't want to go. they run around biting you, hitting you with whips and stull. Now I know you normally have to pay extra for that but in the desert you WILL NOT LIKE IT.
Savannah wrote:It sounds freaky & wrong, so you need to do it.
junglesmacks wrote:I nominate this guy as one of the (many) top asshats of 2011.

chiefdanfox wrote:thekidsparrow wrote:There was a girl working the perimeter of the Trojan Horse the night it burned who was holding a cat (or maybe a small dog?) in her arms, hidden in her cape. Thousands of people, flaming arrows, fireworks, loud music....could you imagine if that cat ran out of her arms?
It was a desert fox, native to South America. She was out at the horesy build site and at Troy Camp It bothered me to see the animal out there. It wouldn't drink water, since it doesn't encounter standing water much in its life. It would eat veggies, however. Juicy veggies. There is a picture of her with the fox on a large media site. She was very nice.
Sail Man wrote:EspressoDude wrote:snake wrote:i think it was a fox. saw a picture somewhere.
FOXFUR isn't small enuff to fit in someone's cape or pocket...
just sayin
I bet he could wiggle that tight ass into a Coach purse though


Bob wrote:As with conventional domestic animals, they're a hassle because of the onus it puts on the org to provide an animal impound facility. Yes, DPW built one of those for a couple of years. With a shade structure.
Difference with a fox is if it got lost and took refuge in somebody's camp, they'd probably have to call in the BLM to shoot it.
...................................................knowmad wrote:One year the put me in the Animal impound lot, along with a bunch of other bunnies, they fed us Vodka and Carrot juce it was nice. 'cept they kept thretening to Spank us. WTF who spanks a bunny????
knowmad wrote:Bob wrote:As with conventional domestic animals, they're a hassle because of the onus it puts on the org to provide an animal impound facility. Yes, DPW built one of those for a couple of years. With a shade structure.
Difference with a fox is if it got lost and took refuge in somebody's camp, they'd probably have to call in the BLM to shoot it.
One year the put me in the Animal impound lot, along with a bunch of other bunnies, they fed us Vodka and Carrot juce it was nice. 'cept they kept thretening to Spank us. WTF who spanks a bunny????
knowmad wrote:Bob wrote:As with conventional domestic animals, they're a hassle because of the onus it puts on the org to provide an animal impound facility. Yes, DPW built one of those for a couple of years. With a shade structure.
Difference with a fox is if it got lost and took refuge in somebody's camp, they'd probably have to call in the BLM to shoot it.
One year the put me in the Animal impound lot, along with a bunch of other bunnies, they fed us Vodka and Carrot juce it was nice. 'cept they kept thretening to Spank us. WTF who spanks a bunny????
knowmad wrote:One year the put me in the Animal impound lot, along with a bunch of other bunnies, they fed us Vodka and Carrot juce it was nice. 'cept they kept thretening to Spank us. WTF who spanks a bunny????
AntiM wrote:knowmad wrote:One year the put me in the Animal impound lot, along with a bunch of other bunnies, they fed us Vodka and Carrot juce it was nice. 'cept they kept thretening to Spank us. WTF who spanks a bunny????
Just stay out of the "hot tub".
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chiefdanfox wrote:thekidsparrow wrote:There was a girl working the perimeter of the Trojan Horse the night it burned who was holding a cat (or maybe a small dog?) in her arms, hidden in her cape. Thousands of people, flaming arrows, fireworks, loud music....could you imagine if that cat ran out of her arms?
It was a desert fox, native to South America. She was out at the horesy build site and at Troy Camp It bothered me to see the animal out there. It wouldn't drink water, since it doesn't encounter standing water much in its life. It would eat veggies, however. Juicy veggies. There is a picture of her with the fox on a large media site. She was very nice.
MOOP_Nazi wrote:Is there a contest for this?
I notice it is plural - is this a tiered competition? You know - Gold, Silver, and Bronze?
What is the prize?
Whatever the case, it looks like the competition will be fierce!
chiefdanfox wrote:chiefdanfox wrote:thekidsparrow wrote:There was a girl working the perimeter of the Trojan Horse the night it burned who was holding a cat (or maybe a small dog?) in her arms, hidden in her cape. Thousands of people, flaming arrows, fireworks, loud music....could you imagine if that cat ran out of her arms?
It was a desert fox, native to South America. She was out at the horesy build site and at Troy Camp It bothered me to see the animal out there. It wouldn't drink water, since it doesn't encounter standing water much in its life. It would eat veggies, however. Juicy veggies. There is a picture of her with the fox on a large media site. She was very nice.
ZaphodBurner wrote:
The difference between buying a ticket from a scalper and prostituting yourself for one is, if you suck dick for a ticket and brag about it, burners will still respect you.
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