Burning Man Aftermath

man stfu you're a bit of a knucklehead.
you got no clue whats going on in the world.
keep believing whatever online articles you choose to believe, go hug a tree and believe everything is pretty.
i'm just gonna put you on ignore and you can spout your nonsense to the mirror you tool.

 

Watch it pal, or I'll ignore ya!

 

More music relevance ... Arizona ElvisFest coming up soon in Scottsdale. Or you can ignore me too.

 

I’m going to have to disagree with you. MOST hunters are conservationists and care deeply for the environment and have done more to help the environment than any politician or climate activist ever has. More wild land has been restored due to the efforts of hunting and fishing organizations than any other effort in the United States. Are there bad apples in the orchard? Absolutely, just like there are in the off road community. I’ve seen more road way clean ups performed by off road clubs in my state than any other organization. But to say that off roading and hunting is harmful to the environment is an incredibly ignorant statement.
Suburbs are harmful to the environment. The ever expanding metro areas are making things hotter, destroying wild land, displacing wildlife, creating droughts, and increasing pollution. Hunting does not do this, off roading does not do this. A vast majority of these groups want to conserve more than any other organizations.

 

CAMP QUESTION MARK ?

 

"What are they dad?" ...."They're hippys, Bobby"
H.H.

 

The question is who among us is going to have a meet and go wheeling there for the apparently hard trail badge that it is

isn’t each ticket to go there a minimum of $500

1st gen Tacoma is/was $7-10k / $150/mo

 

I agree...this boomer hatred of people at a music show in a desert enjoying life is cringe.

"Trust fund blue hair liberals bler bler destroying the environment"

*Steps into jacked up $55,000 mid sized truck with $20,000 worth of mods and zero scratches with FJB stickers. Gets 14 MPG. Is an overworked, depressed, blue collar alcoholic.*

"At least i'm not brainwashed and i'm living life the way god intended"

 

Are you saying there are reasons to pay $500+ to go?

I am no boomer nor alcoholic but after seeing a video of a sausagefest of degenerates bobbing to Target music played from a rickety platform

I’m not sure it’s worth the drive to discover a shirt made out of foil

maybe there is a good song next on the playlist
I will look into this

 

lol, ^that's bait^

 

You pay $500 for an aftermarket wheel for your spare tire.

Also, just don't go. I've ignored burning man my entire life. I barely know what it is. They're in a desert. What is it hurting you guys? It's not like they're fucking up the Costco parking lot.

 

Never gone, I've seen some really cool artwork over the years. Why is it cringe?

 

The average age at burning man is 37

 

Man a lot of arguing and yet still no photos on the ground or anyone posting who was there this year…..

besides that one guy who was able to drive out

 

Sooo elder Millennials... Ah shit, I'm in that age group...

I do not associate with those people

 

as a note-- the goodwill company is also a 501c3 non-profit organization. those CEO's make an average of $500,000/yr--check your favorite sources online to verify, i shouldn't need to post links.

non-profit doesn't mean that people work for free. 501c3 non-profit status just simply means that the company is not publicly traded, there's no way to invest in them, and any money earned from any companies endeavor goes straight back into the company. it's easy to get around this 'profit' by simply 'hiring' anyone and paying them a 'salary'.

 

my spare is a $50 stock steelie like most people here

go on TikTok. Plenty of videos people shitting their pants over water bottle poured on sand.
Portapotties are full

it is entertaining

 

@AmateurTaco1313 made a thread asking for pictures of people battling the mud. Take all you political BS and GTFO.

 

Exactly! I know a man who runs a very successful non-profit here in Georgia that helps the homeless, battered women, etc. Through his leadership, this organization helps so many people it is hard to imagine how they do it! But make no mistake, he is well compensated by the 501c3 for his efforts.