and maybe I'll take the magazine out of my shotgun:
MANIFEST
ABUNDANCE
CHAKRA
BLESSINGS
THE SECRET
LAW OF ATTRACTION
NAMASTE
LOVE & LIGHT
POLY
DEFAULT WORLD
MAGICK (especially 'Powerful Magick')
INTENTIONS
KABBALAH
Got to stop now, I'm getting a Grand Mal...
MANIFEST
ABUNDANCE
CHAKRA
BLESSINGS
THE SECRET
LAW OF ATTRACTION
NAMASTE
LOVE & LIGHT
POLY
DEFAULT WORLD
MAGICK (especially 'Powerful Magick')
INTENTIONS
KABBALAH
Got to stop now, I'm getting a Grand Mal...
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Addendum:
Tue, January 15, 2008 - 1:21 AMEMPOWER
TOOLS (not the kind who use this word to mean they're about to utter obvious platitudes... but when it means the platitudes themselves.)
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Re: Strike These Words From The English Language
Tue, January 15, 2008 - 7:06 AMMay I add a few others?
Karma
Transmission
Channeling
"Dear Ones"
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Tue, January 15, 2008 - 8:59 AMI'd like to add...
Fae
Faerie
Elf
Cascadia
Spirit Guides
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Tue, January 15, 2008 - 9:30 AMLord/Sir
Lady/Madame
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Tue, January 15, 2008 - 10:04 AMHow could I forget...
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Tue, January 15, 2008 - 11:18 AM"How could I forget...
GODDESS!!"
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Tue, January 15, 2008 - 1:30 PMCompletion
Rackets
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Thu, January 17, 2008 - 4:38 AM
How could y'all forget THIS one:
" B L I S S "
OMG, I fuggin' hate when I hear a corny-ass burner use that word.... it totally loses its value & grace.
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Re: Strike These Words From The English Language
Thu, January 17, 2008 - 8:34 AMI thought of that one. I enjoy the idea and moments of bliss, but I have also heard it overused, especially when I lived in Maui and everyone was "blissed out" 24-7, but really just stoned and dethroned.
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Sun, January 20, 2008 - 10:48 PMDo you know the probable backstory on that one? The bacon fixation was relatively unknown in 2001 - I managed to get through an entire week at Black Rock without encountering a single pan of the stuff.
But ... in 2002, a particular user of ePlaya who has guilty of the heinous crime of having had an original thought with prior in-kid approval started work on an essay about the adaptation of one's cooking to the demands of a desert environment. This essay never got beyond the early draft stage, according to the author, because the hostility he soon got from the Burning Man community was great enough that he saw no reason to go out of his way to serve it, but the part that he did right brought up the issue of the importance of minimizing the consumption of diuretics in an environment in which one tends to be at least a little bit dehydrated. This came up as a side issue in his writing, not as a revelation because, like many of us, he assumed that the concept of avoiding salty food when one was thirsty would be a no-brainer for all involved. Who would do otherwise?
Answer: drug addled morons seeking to score points with their groupthinking friends. What had been mentioned in passing in a discussion of the difficulties of doing food preservation in a wetter climate in preparation for a trip to a drier one was grabbed onto as a chance to engage in political oneupsmanship, in a crude attempt to undercut the credibility of the essay's author, and make points with the in-kids who were dragging his pseudonymous name through the mud at that point. It takes a special kind of toadie to make himself ill in the middle of a desert just to win points that way, but such toadies could be found in abundance on the old ePlaya. Soon one could find posts telling the reader about the vital importance of eating large amounts of salty food while out in the desert, third string regulars talking about how much better their bodies felt after filling up on "desert food" like olives, blissfully oblivious to the fact that actual Middle Easterners are seldom known to make meals of olives, pickled lemons or any other such food - that these things are eaten in small quantity as appetizers, relishes or seasonings.
No matter. As one might expect from a group of true believers whose "official philosophy" denied that physical reality existed as anything but an arbitrary social construct, they made no effort to become better informed, with the result that we had a pool of idiots going out into an environment that will tend to promote dehydration, guzzling foods that would promote it some more and add to the salinity of their blood. Thus began the salty food fad, of which the bacon thing is a spinoff, one which offers those following such rewards as the presence of large amounts of fat to haul back out, the moop creating possibilities of a spill, a hard, sticky hard to remove animal fat to get off one's pans in a place where there are no real sinks and one may end up wearing some of that fat until one gets home a week later, ...
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Re: Strike These Words From The English Language
Sun, January 20, 2008 - 11:33 PMSo, one might ask, what was the heretical position that inspired such hatred and the lunacy it spawned?
The author had wanted to turn a few people he knew onto Burning Man, and wanted to hold a Burning Man movie night. He went onto ePlaya asking for suggestions of movies to show for that purpose. An ePlaya regular decided to pull a prank on the newbie offering to hold that movie night by suggesting that he show the John Waters film "Pink Flamingoes". His intended mark, having heard of the film, declined, at which point the regular and a few of his friends threw a massed temper tantrum over the target's failure to fall for the prank, going on to attack the reputation of the would-be target and anybody they decided to accuse of really secretly being him (after he walked out) all of the way up into 2006 on eplaya, and elsewhere to the present day. That is what began it all.
Yes, that's right. Heads out in the Black Rock are eating semi-putrid strips of heavily salted pork fat in bulk to this day, because somebody refused to show footage of a 350 pound transvestite eating a pile of dog excrement as part of his sales pitch to get a few people to come to an interactive arts festival, including one particular African percussionist who was fresh back from Ghana, who some of us thought might have made an excellent addition to Xara. As you may have guessed, we never did persuade that percussionist to come, in fact we swiftly lost the desire to do so, but the bacon and the backbiting continue.
It just doesn't get any more stupid than that.
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Sat, January 19, 2008 - 12:31 PMAnd PEACE. Peace has to go away. Fuck that shit. -
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Sat, January 19, 2008 - 9:04 PMAt least as a coercive word, yes. To so many burners "peace" means doing what they want you to do and little more. -
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Wed, January 30, 2008 - 4:12 PMare these considered Burner words?
Seems to me you're out to strike down all forms of advanced consciousness in general...cuz i don't see many of those words are part of the Burner vocabulary. Burner buzzwords i would list are:
Bacon
Bar
Beer
Tits
Oxycodon
and ok, Poly
Go ahead and stone me, but i use the following words all the time ( with genuine intent ) and i have never burned:
MANIFEST
ABUNDANCE
CHAKRA
BLESSINGS
THE SECRET
NAMASTE
MAGICK
INTENTIONS
KABBALAH
Does this mean i'm in danger of becoming a Burner?
Damn, just when i thought i was safe developing my higher self...
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Fri, February 1, 2008 - 1:50 PMThat bacon story was quite imaginative. I just think vampires like to eat people who eat pork. Call me crazy. -
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Fri, February 1, 2008 - 8:45 PMI'm with madame7 in that I use manifest and abundance as well.....
these seem way more California than burner to me!
for burner words I would put down
bacon
playa
dome
Jiffy Lube
Camp ______
______ Camp
RV
referral to direction by clock face
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Sat, February 2, 2008 - 9:33 PMi fully intend to manifest abundant games of yoni beanbag toss with my magickal guru at his holy ashram in the near future, so i have no need for such folly. -
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Re: Strike These Words From The English Language
Sun, February 3, 2008 - 6:41 PMwhoa...the original poster unsubscribed!
Do you think maybe he ASCENDED?
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Thu, March 6, 2008 - 9:26 PM
"That bacon story was quite imaginative."
Not at all, sad to say, and some of us held onto copies of some of the old eplaya posts. Taking a look at the current homepage for the would-be movie night organizer, we find a copy of an account of the Pink Flamingoes Flamewar
www.geocities.com/antistoic...h-joy.html
and the food for the playa page that he stopped working on as a result
www.geocities.com/antistoic...-food.html
Burning Man politics - it's stranger than you know.
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Fri, February 8, 2008 - 11:25 PM"At least as a coercive word, yes. To so many burners "peace" means doing what they want you to do and little more."
Bullseye of the month award to jade ed.
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Sat, March 8, 2008 - 10:36 AMWhat a freaking dork, writing about the commodification of culture, and how much is a BM ticket, almost $300 bucks? Even writing something comparable to Dianetics is cheesy as hell and not even funny. Larry Harvey is a willing sell-out.
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Fri, March 14, 2008 - 7:53 PMbacon.
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Mon, March 17, 2008 - 9:40 PMWhat about belly dancer. I mean fuck. how many fucking belly dancers does the world need? Show some originality in art already. Lemmings. Too bad there's no cliffs on the playa. -
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Tue, March 18, 2008 - 10:10 PMI wish! or maybe not.... what about UNIVERSE, benevolent universe my ass.
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Mon, July 14, 2008 - 6:46 AMBelly dancing is an attempt by fat chicks (usually goth) to try to look sexy.
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Mon, July 14, 2008 - 5:04 PM
The word "KITTY" when used as a playa last or first name. ex: "danger KITTY" "pyro" KITTY" "playa KITTY" or any other usage of the feline word...
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Tue, July 15, 2008 - 1:04 AMIf you get fake braids for your hair and have them removed after burning man...
Please shoot yourself.
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