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08 picture please

freewil4u — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 01:17:53 GMT

will someone post a picture of the heart....
loved getting ozzy's flicker link and posted the man from there.... also looking for picture of the anasazie warior painted on my back saturday....
gratefully;;;;freewil

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Trying to find a ride to CM friday

Eric — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 04:56:35 GMT

Hi all,

I'm trying to get a ride to CM, got tickets last minute. I'm packing light, and am happy to pay for some of the gas money. Feel free to hit me up at tinytransistor@gmail.com.

Eric

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Are you plotting yet?

ozzygirl — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 18:47:03 GMT

D-Lay Station is!

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To Shower or Not To Shower

everything-changes — Mon, 12 May 2008 15:56:52 GMT

That is the question...

I keep seeing conflicting information about water at the site. Some people are saying there's no water whatsoever, then others say there are 3 showers or something.

What's the deal? Anyone know for sure?

Thanks!!!!!!

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Seattle Rapture April 25 - a pre-compression for re-compression

everything-changes — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 21:49:00 GMT

Big party, lots of futons, Michael Holden on the decks, ecstatic dance and a chocolate fountain. Perfect warm-up for Critical, eh?

RAPTURE—Dance/Cuddle/Play your way to heaven!
Presented by Portland LoveTribe
Fundraising Benefit for the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture

Friday, April 25th, 9p-3a. Doors Open 7p
Cost: Suggested donation $30 single, $50 couple. Volunteer positions available
Spinning the uptempo and downtempo beats: Michael Holden, DJ Luscious
Leopard Lips and the Portland LoveTribe DJs
Registration Required. RSVP today at http://rsvp.LoveTribe.org/?Rapture

Rapture is a super yummy dance/snuggle/erotic play gathering created
by LoveTribe! Seattle RAPTURE is being held in collaboration with the
Center for Sex Positive Culture as a Benefit for their Foundation.

We have a great group of fun people registered already and more
registrations coming in every day! In fact, we had over 300 RSVPs for
our last RAPTURE and we expect this party to sell out! It's already
shaping up to be an Amazing event! And we want you and your friends
to be there.

Please sign up today and SPREAD THE WORD! We are planning an amazing
ritual where we will practice boundary skills and connect from our
hearts. On the dance floor, our DJs will be spinning some great tunes
to get you movin' and groovin' In the social space, there will yummy
food and a chocolate fountain! In the Snuggle Den, folks will be
cuddling in puppy piles exchanging massages, or wrestling and playing
other snuggly games. In the play space... well, you'll just have to
come and find out.

People will be talking about this event for months to come and we
don't want your friends to miss out. Visit
http://RAPTURE.LoveTribe.org to learn more or register at
http://rsvp.LoveTribe.org?RAPTURE.

Sign up in a group of 4 or more and ALL of you save an additional 10%
off the ticket price (regularly $30 for individuals and $50 for
couples)

We look forward to playing with you soon!

The Rapture Team

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Critical Massive Needs YOU

Giggles — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:07:27 GMT

*~ Critical Massive - aka CM2K8 - At beautiful Skalitude ~*
(Seattle Area's Regional Event June 2 -8 at Skalitude)

Yea! We have 7 glorious days to celebrate, relax, dance, sun bake, have fun
and maybe even learn and share (awwww).

And that's where YOU come in... As on the Playa, you create the content
of Critical Massive and we are calling out for those who wish to hold or
lead *WORKSHOPS / PANELS / DISCUSSIONS. *

**Do you have a topic dear to your heart?
**Would you like to hold a talk, forum, skill share, clothing swap,
mud wrestling match or what not?
**Do you just like the sound of your own voice, or are a known 'shit starter'?

Then we need you!

We are open to all topics for all ages and interests, but here are some
ideas if you want to step up:

- *Hooping*
- *Belly Dancing*
- *Poi Spinning or Making*
- *Fire Workshop*
- *Ecstatic Dance*
- *Sustainable Communities* (How can we be a greener event?)
- *Camp Technology Transfer* ("Wow, how DID they build that
graywater/kitchen/shower system???)
- *Intentional **Community **Building* (dunno, but it sounds cool)
- *Sex & Drugs on the Playa:* Know your limits, stay safe, and define
your boundaries
- *The ART of Burning Man* (How to do large scale art & projects for
the playa)
- *Bringing the Art & Culture of Burning Man Home* (from the playa to
our neighborhoods)
- *Other Art workshops* (hands on crafty stuff)
- *Your Rights on the Playa* in regards to law enforcement
- *Relationship Navigation: Love Sex & Play on the playa*
- *Staying Healthy on the Playa*
- *Newbie Playa Brainstorm* (Need some handy and prepared VETS to
help our first timers in 2008 or those that want to brush up on their
lists and prep plans)
- *Costume Free For All Swap and/or Craft Meet* (need an organizer
for this!)
- *Northwest Burners Without Borders*
- *???? INSERT YOUR IDEA HERE*

*CAMPS - * Let me know about workshops or events or happenings that
you are planning hold at your Camp. We'll help you out w/resources etc
if possible, and publish it for you in our top secret first ever edition of a
CM whowhatwherewhywhen thingy.

*WOO HOO MONEY !! :*
*WORKSHOP GRANTS - Submission Deadline May 15th*
This year we have $1500 in grants from INW to bestow on workshops that
perhaps have higher costs. Submit your application for review and you could
receive $ for your workshop. Please note that this is intended to fund
innovative, intensive workshops or events that would not otherwise happen
without funding. For small expenses, we are assuming that presenters will
assume those costs. Also note that there will be some materials on hand for
you as well as resources like space, magic boards, microphones & amps,
electricity and so forth.

** *MORE INFO*

*Artist Tickets* – We do not provide COMP tickets for workshop presenters *so
you must already have a ticket or be planning to get one. You CAN however
submit for an discounted Artist Ticket along with this workshop application*
.
------------------------------------
*Hi! I'm Lori...*
Once we know the workshops myself and the Workshop Team will be
helping you to:

- Find space: either at your camp, or one of the many public areas
available to us at the site.
- Get the materials you need like amplification, tables, power etc.
- Schedule and publish your event to get a Critical Mass (pun intended)
- Generally help you get the workshop going

*SUBMIT* - You know you want to...
Pleaes email me lorilooli@ gmail DOT com ... or workshops (AT) ignitionnw. org

1. Your Name (real and Playa)
2. Workshop/Event Name
3. Workshop Description
4. Date and Time and potential location that you would
like to host it.
5. Material/Resources required
6. If you want to apply for a Workshop Grant (and I'll send
you the info on how to go about that)
7. Your brief bio

**

So we'd love to hear from you!

Thanks all~
Lori
(Team Lead Workshops CM2K8)

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CM08 location and date!

MadameHeather — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 17:11:05 GMT

STOP THE PRESSES!
_________________________________________________

Breaking News: Critical Massive 2008! Location! Dates!

Ignition Northwest and your Critical Massive Production team is thrilled to announce the location and dates of this year's Northwest Regional Spectravaganza, Critical Massive.

This year, through the ever diligent efforts of the Producers, we have secured a gorgeous location. Nestled in the Metheow Valley, four hours East/Northeast on a truly stunning piece of private property known as Skalitude. Seriously, this place is a little slice of heaven. It all goes down June 2-8, (yes, it's a little earlier this year but we've got people who can talk to people about this).

Stay tuned for continuing announcements regarding logistics, site details, art grants and much more.

Mark your calendars, program your blackberry, tattoo the date on your forehead (remember to get this done backwards so that you will be able to read it in the mirror), but whatever you do...don't miss out on the grandest Critical Massive yet.

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any photos of the fasion show?

iamrichlee — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 15:57:33 GMT

hey me and a POPTART was seeing if there was any photos of all of us sexy things on the cat walk

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CM07 - Thanks for the Art!

MadameHeather — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 16:45:31 GMT

The Board of Ignition Northwest would like to shout from the rooftopsjust how much heartfelt gratitude we have for the entire community,
and the amazing things we all did in order to make Critical Massive 2007 such an amazing event.

It's been about a month now since CM07, and while you probably haven't forgotten all the amazing art that was there, there are
probably a few things that you missed out on, that need to be recognized.

First - is that a portion of the amazing community art which was presented by YOU, was also funded by YOU – as members of Ignition
Northwest you are part of the organization that made the unprecedented Art Grant budget of $10,000 that funded some of the art
projects you saw at Critical Massive 2007.

Good Job on that!

Second - is that the very hard work of making the decisions regarding how much money should go to which projects, was for the very first
time handled by an Art Grant Committee – a group of committed community members who were not a part of the event production team,
nor were they serving as board members for Ignition Northwest (the group that was responsible for overseeing the entire event budget).

Please help me in thanking these people who worked behind the scenes, dealing with two extremely volatile components - which often become quite dangerous when mixed together (Art and Money):

Michelle Bates
Dawn Bustanoby
Jordan Howland
Yuba Foxfire

These folks did an amazing job, and also painstakingly worked through a number of issues that had never really been addressed before. They also helped us uncover a few flaws in the process - and I am confident that in the future this process will get better and better.

Most Sincerely,
Heather Candelaria
[Heather@...]

PS> Here is a brief wrap-up of the projects that received grants for Critical Massive 2007:

Project: Pyramid
Contact: Erik Moore
Amount granted: $2,000

The largest grant, but also quite possibly the largest ambition. Due
to unforeseen circumstances (including a house fire) this project did
not make it to CM07 and therefore forfeit the final 1/3 of the money
that was granted. The original 2/3 of the grant we hope will act as
an investment in a future display of this project.

Project: Mermaid Show
Contact: Leslie Rosen
Amount granted: $400

This project was a combined workshop/performance – those of you who
missed the show will probably find lots of pictures of the pretty
mermaids online (as their dancing looked beautiful in the forest).

Project: Power Tool Races
Contact: Rusty Oliver
Amount granted: $1,500

Not only did the Power Tool Races Rock at CM07, they also made it
into The Stranger's 'Party Crasher' column when they did their trial
run at the Georgetown block party. We are happy to see that this
grant helped to fund a project that crossed-over into the surrounding
communities.

Project: Cakewalk
Contact: Martian
Amount granted: $1,000

Possibly the SWEETEST bus-makeover yet! The flaming candles were a
nice propane achievement – and they hardly ever blew out!

Project: Psyphozoa
Contact: Seth Shumway
Amount granted: $1,000

This project made the most with the least – even though it lacked
many additional bells and whistles that were planned for the project,
low-tech ingenuity made it achieve interactivity with flying colors.
We are waiting with bated breath to see how this project blooms at
then next Ignition Northwest event!

Project: Aura Cube
Contact: Dane Johnson
Amount granted: $500

Even though it was hard to find, and also not running 24-7 for the
event, this impressive environmental cube caused a great deal of
contemplation and discussion for those who did participate in it.

Project: Lanterns
Contact: Gwen Williams
Amount granted: $450

These ambient light sculptures were even more beautiful than in
previous years! The lanterns really added a beautiful element to the
space.

Project: Pig Roast
Contact: Rachel Mamane
Amount granted: $300

Once again, at Critical massive a fabulous community feast was laid
out… although there is some very good discussion – regarding "is it
art?". Even if it was a masterpiece of culinary art, in the future
culinary projects like this will probably be handled under a
different category.

Project: Pinball
Contact: Chris Bell
Amount granted: $1,000

*YAY* for Pinball! The machines were fabulous, and a great addition
to the event. We look forward to seeing the final 3 rd pinball
machine at some future events.

Project: Alien Monkey Love Nest Talent Show / Pendants
Contact: Heather Candelaria
Amount granted: $500

A nice job extending the tradition that Fremont residents Jeff and
Karen started years ago – and a great Northwest design to display the
more regional focus of the group. The community participation was
also amazing – better than on the Playa

Project: (d)Evolution
Contact: Tom Fabrizio
Amount granted: $350

The trees on this project were only partially finished, and lacked
the promised screen and lights. Without these being present and
casting the tree shadows at night, this project lacked any
interactive quality. Failing to meet the requirements outlined in the
grant contract, this project forfeited the final 1/3.

Project: Radioator Art Cart
Contact: Josh Lind
Amount granted: $1,000

It worked… then didn't… then did again… then didn't again. Technical
challenges caused this project to be less than promised at CM07 – but
we've now heard that this creation is working, and the artist is
actively sharing its broadcasting powers with the community at
large. We are pleased that it is now working, and look forward to
having it appear and add to future Ignition Northwest events.

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Playa delivery service!

Giggles — Wed, 11 Jul 2007 06:55:05 GMT

(Just passing on info. PLEASE respond directly to HIM)

On 7/10/07, Martin Dinn <indig0@yahoo.com> wrote:

Okay! It's up, it's running, it's happening! Crazy!

BurnGreen Express (the not-so-subtle stepchild of the Giggles
Expressssss) is shipping gear from Puget to Playa and back. We've got
space, we're biodiesel fueled, drop off and pick up is way easy, and
we're on a mission to get folks to ride-share.

Got any space for extra passengers? Let us know if you do! And if you
don't, maybe consider making space for someone to ride-share with you?

We take bins, water, rebar, shade structures, tents, almost anything
(no bikes or emotional baggage – sorry!).

Email me off list if you're interested at:
burngreenexpress(at)gmail(dot)com

or shoot me a text at 206.290.6796

spanks & smooches!
Marty

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Talk to me about CM'07

MadameHeather — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 00:32:58 GMT

Hello lovelies!

I had a fantastic time at CM this year, and I've been hearing mostly good things about it from other people who attended as well.

One or two not so good things have been mentioned as well.

So... I'm soliciting comments from people about the event - good, bad, and ugly (if you have them).

I can't promise to respond to everyone, nor can I promise to address everything brought up here, but I think that a little post-event discussion could help us (everyone who has anything to do with the event) to make it even better next time.

many thanks for the feedback,
Sincerely,
--MadameHeather

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Any Friday Returnees to Seattle?

shivalicious — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 16:29:09 GMT

i have to be back for the weekend.
wondering if anyone has space for pooling back Friday?

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Anyone going to Critical Massive for the whole week? (hopeful carpooler)

selkie — Sat, 09 Jun 2007 04:51:23 GMT

Hi! I'm hoping to head down from Vancouver to Critical Massive for the full week, and I'm now trying to find out how exactly I'm going to get there. Carpooling seems the obvious option, and carpooling with someone from Vancouver would be the easiest, but I haven't heard anything from the Burning Van tribe-- I'm now thinking if it comes to it, maybe I could haul my gear down to Seattle on a Greyhound bus and maybe meet up with someone there?

I'd be more than happy to provide gas money, hugs, conversation, music, snacks, et cetera. Message me here, or email me at pacific.selkie(at)gmail(dot)com. I'd be overjoyed to hear from anyone who can provide a ride, whether from Vancouver or the Seattle area.

Love!
Selkie

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Medical for Critical massive

Nipper — Tue, 29 May 2007 20:40:09 GMT

This is a call out for wonderful people to assist with Medical at Critical Massive.
It is going to be a lovely event this year and there will me many opportunities for you to kiss a knee and maybe a finger;place a bandaid on it and then then send that same lovely knee and finger off to frolic with the other knees and fingers in the woods, down by the river dancing to the jamming DJ. Now how much more fun is that. You then get to go check up on those same knees and fingers and maybe thanked by lovely hugs and kisses for helping make all those knees and fingers feel better.
I would love to have a large pool of help this year. The wonderful faces from past volunteers. Some new faces. Your face.
Here is my contact information. Please forward this to Vancouver list and Portland list.

Nipper
Bhalpern10 at comcast dot net

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Pyrmid at Massive

Delilah — Sun, 22 Apr 2007 17:25:50 GMT

Hello,

Delilah here

First of all.We need volunteers! Men, women, teens!

I am setting out to build a 14 foot tall Pyramid in the center of the UNIVERSE (AKA Fremont neighborhood) in the Fremont Solstice Parade on JUNE 16th. Perhaps after its used there it could go to the next massive!

I 've been working on this great big project since last July, but since January lots has been accomplished.

This project is a display and a work of magic proportions.
How can you build a pyramid in the parade with out stopping the parade? Challenging but possible!

You will build it in the time it takes 150 belly dancers to dance past you!

We are attempting to demonstrate that the seemingly impossible is doable, IF we all get off the couch and work together.

The project needs 66 volunteers (we have 25) this might be YOU!
Have you ever heard the calling from Ancient Egypt to come fourth and do some sacred work?
Now is your chance!

It's components are a large black pyramid frame
40 main stones,
16 corner stones
A 5 foot Golden cap stone, 6 man team
4 Frame managers

We have most of the blocks constructed. We are working on frame and builders choreography. Simple!
We have rented airplane hanger to rehearse in.

There is more to this project esoterically speaking too. . .

You can see a YOU-TUBE clip on my tribe profile and in my blog more articles, photos and stuff.

or go to
www.visionarydance.com/pyramid.html

OH yes and costumes; Ancient Egyptian kilt head dress and eyeliner.

Delilah
206 632-2353

***

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Belly dancing beauties on tour; Ultra Gypsy coming to Seattle!!!!!!

darling143 — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:05:23 GMT

April 13th, 14th, and 15th. Teaching workshops and performing.... are there any great parties we should know about kids??? We're ready to throw down

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whos going to regional?

shivalicious — Wed, 10 Jan 2007 17:01:13 GMT

well?
this seems a more affordable, less harsh environment intro to the man.
and at one hour away, hard to resist!

so?
who be going?
do tell!

and,
whom are you camping with?

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post burn depression

Drew — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 21:56:42 GMT

...does anyone wanna go rent a uhaul, tie blinkies to our bikes, and have indiscriminate sex?

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austinite ascending into seattle August

Claire — Sat, 08 Jul 2006 00:17:49 GMT

Hello gorgeous seattle burners,
I'm going to be up in Seattle for the weekend of August 11-14. I know y'all are getting geared up to descend into the desert. But those who are not, got any suggestions for this Texan? Got any special events lined up? I am already hankering for more pyrotechnics; Burning Flipside was in May and I am hungry for more fire, firedancers and communion with nature. Or at least learning the Burner Nature of Seattle.
xoxox,
Claire

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ride to cm

Kali Ma — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 15:08:47 GMT

I'M looking for someone that might be going to cm tonight late or in the morning if you know anyone could you send them my way, Thanks love Kali.

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Kraddy In Seattle :: 6/2 - 6/4

kraddy — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 15:32:35 GMT

::Pacific NW Crew - Hold Tight::

I've got shows planned for Seattle, Portland and Bend coming up real soon.
Hope y'all are ready.

Here's a taste of what you're gonna hear:
http://mk2systems.com/memekast/mk005

Check it out:

SEATTLE:

--6.2.06--
sub-merge & Infinite Connections present: POLYPHONIC
First Fridays @ CHAC Lower Level

Kraddy - Refiner Records/kraddyodaddy.com (SF)
Michael Manahan - Oracle Gatherings/michaelmanahan.com
MANOS sub-merge/Uniting Souls
dj MANOS is a freak

Performances by: PURE Cirkus-purecirkus.com
Visuals by: Aldorithm
Art displays by: TBA
Spiritual readings by Spookee-spookee.org
Starborne Sound !

621 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98101,US
$8
http://www.capitolhillarts.com

--6.4.06--
Broken Grooves @ Contour
807 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
http://www.clubcontour.com/index2.html

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commune

Jonathan — Fri, 05 May 2006 06:55:32 GMT

Hey this is perhaps a just in the nick of time-- I arrived here in Seattle tonight and tomorrow (May 5) is the first movie theater screening of my film COMMUNE at the NW Film Forum, it plays for a week.. Come by for part of yer cinco de mayo stuff and say hello..

COMMUNE follows the adventures of the Black Bear Ranch, a seminal anarchistic commune and their kids from 1968 till today. Descended out of the San Francisco counterculture, Black Bear launched with the motto "Free Land for Free People." The only snag was that freedom meant something different for each person who arrived at the Northern California wilderness. Their quest for utopia ultimately tested the core of each of their souls...

"They threw themselves body and soul into group living in one of California's most radical and durable communities...the 60's gets it's most honest appraisal yet." Robert Koehler, Variety

Ric Garcia and his veggie oil bus will be there as will all sorts of groups. We are attempting to create a space, something like a mini Woodstock meets Burning Man meets a good ol' alternative movie screening. There is space for booths for progressive and other cool groups.

... check out the trailer and the growing group of our Seattle film and alt friends. http://www.myspace.com/communethemovie

Thanks! Jonathan Berman, Director of "Commune"

PS What's the coolest thing to do in this town? I want to explore a bit...

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Are you going to the Pillow Fight?

BrookeLindsay — Wed, 19 Apr 2006 04:34:28 GMT

Check it out - a public pillow fight. I'll be there whacking the heck out of people :-)
Come play with us! Next Saturday...

tribes.tribe.net/seattlepillowfightclub <-- For info

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A Tropical Rain Forest Event

Punjab — Mon, 13 Mar 2006 02:05:10 GMT

Hello,

I’m letting all of the tribes know about a regional event coming up soon – Rebirth. Burning Man, but rather than radical desert survival – radical tropical rain forest survival. Details of the event can be found here:

http://www.kapilina.org/bigisland/rebirth2006.html

Hawaii… Fire spinning capital of the world… Big Island… Hot tub ponds heated by thermal vents… Black Sand Beaches… LAVA… REAL LAVA! And a Burning Man regional event.

I’ve tried to figure out how to reduce costs as much as possible for everyone coming over from the mainland (if you can think of anyother suggestions please post):

Rideshare thread from the airport to puna here:
http://kapilina.tribe.net/thread/5438fe28-b674-4c10-9bed-3334aae6f4e3

Cheap Airfare From Mainland:
vacations.travelzoo.com/hawaii.../229965

www.airtech.com/specials.html

Shipping Art/Supplies:
http://kapilina.tribe.net/thread/daca9206-f7a4-4c58-a763-49b96731a584

Again if you know cheaper means please repost. See you all there!

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SOS- Car accident last night totalled our ride to BRC- Can you help???

Katie — Thu, 18 Aug 2005 22:04:23 GMT

Hello my fellow burners,

I'm really taking a liberty by calling y'all that because I myself am not yet a true burner. This is my first year and I am so excited, yet my best friend and I hit a major bump in the road last night, so to speak. On our way to buy supplies for BM, our car got nailed in an intersection and we won't be able to repair it before the trip (*what do you know, we drained our finances on the trip and now we can't afford the repairs before insurance comes through!*). The good news is the NO ONE was hurt- Yay! But now, with a week and a half before the event and not enought money to rent a car, we need to call upon the rest of the community for help. We really are nice people, I promise it will be a good thing to have us there, if by chance any of you can help us make that happen, well, we would be soooo unbelievably grateful. Also, important to note- we are in Seattle and we both have to work on Monday 8/29, so we can' leave until 6pm or later on the 29th or any time on Tuesday (we want to get there as soon as possible of course, but understand that beggars can't be choosers). We need to be home safely by the following Monday night 9/5 (I don't know, by like midnight or something??). We can cover gas of course, or whatever other trade or barter will help our kind-hearted saviour. The options we are open to explore are these: just get a ride with someone (will need room for stuff, unless one of the big trucks heading down would let us throw our stuff on before you go?? Burner Dave, I met you on Vashon 4th of July last year and I sooo wish I had a way to contact you now!!), get rides with seperate someones (we're friends and there are only 2 of us, but we're not attached at the hip or anything), Get someone with ample cargo space, but no passenger space, to take our stuff down and we'll go greyhound to Reno and need a rideshare from Reno to BRC? Any other offers, suggestions, or good vibes would be sooooo amazing- thank you for reading our plea!!! ~~Katie & Lisa

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2 tix - $100 Critical Massive

allisun — Wed, 08 Jun 2005 20:02:15 GMT

Hello,

Unfortuneately our ride flaked on us and so we must sell our tickets. We bought them before May 31st and are passsing the savings onto you! Two tickets for $100.

Allisun

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My wife loves you

Otter — Sat, 08 Jan 2005 20:55:25 GMT

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