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Originally Posted by cockerpunk
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thats just like, your opinion man. based on ... well ... nothing.
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Tip o the cap to “The Dude”, I see. 🤣
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Originally Posted by Zeke
There is an article by a columnist in the LA Times this morning written by an attendee. She seemed to describe a nice camping trip that ended up with some disappointment, but no real drama. Apparently the man didn't burn this year in spite of the rain stopping leaving one more day of the festival with a terrible mud problem
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No, Milt, you’re mistaken. The Man Burned Monday night because the people could not easily/safely GET to the Man on Saturday night.
The Temple burned on Tuesday night.
I attended The Burn in 2019 with a guy that has been deeply involved with it for nearly 20 years. I spoke to him on Wednesday and he said “As usual, it was fantastic. Sure, we got some rain, but nothing to complain about. Why? What did you hear?”
I told him, he laughed.
I’ll take his comments over someone’s online post/explanation/breakdown that’s meant for clicks.
And sure, my visit was a bit transformational, go back and read about my visit in the thread I started. It’s fairly thorough.
I’ve never once been to Sturgis…which means I’d never opine about that event.
I’m with CP on this. If anyone really wants to see what’s what, go and check it out.
If’n it ain’t for you, that’s cool. Just don’t siht on the whole thing. It’s not what the click-baiters say it is.