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You're so old. So very old. Try not to break your hips as you shake your fist at the most profitable personal hobby in the world, you olds.
Weather has been strange this year-- very very little snow all winter (different from other years where there's a small amount of snow and rain), and a bunch of rain this spring and summer (which hasn't happened in recent memory).
The hills here are usually uniformly brown year 'round except for a month or two in spring, and right now they are greener than in springtime.
While I haven't ever been to the event, I'm familiar with the playa from camping, and friends and I have been speculating about whether Burning Man would even happen this year. Black Rock is a gypsum flat, and for most of the year you can't drive on it; even when the surface is completely dry for weeks, cars still get stuck in mud because moisture underneath makes the surface unstable and vehicles sink.
There's standing water today, but they say it will be alright for vehicles tomorrow? Man, I hope so. The stores here are fast running out of drinking water and blunt wraps.
Anyone seen a good climate analysis on this area? Some explanation of the increased rain this summer?
That's like saying that because listening to your neighbor talk about sports isn't entertaining that there can't possibly be a market in sports commentary or viewing.
This isn't about watching your neighbor play video games, it's about watching really funny people playing video games or really amazing gameplay of video games. It may not be your thing but ESPN may not be either.
You at The Stranger should know a lot about the concept of reality television, having based your entire news model off of it and all.
Change your expectations, Bono.
http://www.twitch.tv/directory/game/Worl…