some seeing eye wrote:TL;DR but I always enjoy the Random writings. It's work to write that way.
CitizenRandom wrote:some seeing eye wrote:TL;DR but I always enjoy the Random writings. It's work to write that way.
Jeezus Wow! you bet..my fucking brain bleeds..
thanks for the random word..
lol..lo-fucking-l
Candybox wrote:...inconvenienced your burn for two whole hours...
Bob wrote:Candybox wrote:...inconvenienced your burn for two whole hours...
Allegedly.
Eric wrote:Bob wrote:Candybox wrote:...inconvenienced your burn for two whole hours...
Allegedly.
Or not at all. Hell, I didn't even find out about it until I got home, and never noticed it out there.
The only people who were inconvenienced were the people who wanted to leave in that two hour window, and personally I don't see that as a major inconvenience unless someone had a dire emergency. Hell, people wait almost that long to get into brunch in SF on the weekend - lets keep 2 hours in perspective.
Eric wrote:Bob wrote:Candybox wrote:...inconvenienced your burn for two whole hours...
Allegedly.
Or not at all. Hell, I didn't even find out about it until I got home, and never noticed it out there.
The only people who were inconvenienced were the people who wanted to leave in that two hour window, and personally I don't see that as a major inconvenience unless someone had a dire emergency. Hell, people wait almost that long to get into brunch in SF on the weekend - lets keep 2 hours in perspective.
aerialmonster wrote:Whaaaa.......... I had to stay on the playa longer.... poor baby.....
They overreacted, the girl was fine, people are pissed. If they hadn't over reacted and she had been taken off playa never to be seen again, people would be pissed and asking why they didn't shut down the city when she was reported missing. Catch 22.
vapor wrote:So I have a somewhat different perspective . . . I lay most of the blame on the parents or guardians of the teenager. If you take a teenager up to Burning Man you damn well better have some idea how they are going to act and react to the events at B'Man. You damn well better trust their judgement, because there is no way you'll keep them on a leash the whole time. You damn well should have "the serious talk" about behavior, consequences, communication and the seriousness of the event. And, let them know how to have fun safely. OR, if you don't trust them enough to not worry then don't bring them. Period. It's not like you can follow them around all the time with night scopes. It's not like you want to anyway. And if you've never been to the event then you really shouldn't take a kid your first year.
I say all this as a father who brought his teenage daughter (17) twice. We had "the talk", I walked the city with her for a few days and then she was on her own. I just asked that she let me know more or less what she was up to and more or less when she'd check back in, usually within about a 12 hour window. She loved it, she didn't get into any lasting trouble (meaning I didn't see any aftermath) and she'll go again on her own.
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