On September 3, 2017, a 41-year-old man, Aaron Joel Mitchell, fought his way past a safety cordon of volunteers and firefighters and threw himself into the flames of the primary Burning Man effigy. Mitchell died the next day due to cardiac arrest, bodily shock and third-degree burns to 98% of his body. While a reputable member of the DPW claims this was the result of a dare to run through the flames, his death was ruled a suicide.
Would you ever go?
Tyler Baker
Alexander Brown
Yea Forums Yea Forumsro we win
David Perry
Very sad. He was not well.
Joseph Moore
Nah, not looking to get laid or hit on them. Just watch the scenery and at most chat with them briefly. Mostly just enjoy seeing hot wild semi-naked or naked girls walking around in a casual comfortable, non whorish way.
Owen Reyes
No because I'm not CEO of an App that let's you know where the nearest carrot is.
Edit: Thanks for the silver!
Luis Murphy
A friend of mine works in intelligence, he told me once about all of the sex/drugs/weapons trafficking that goes on in there. Some of the million dollar camps hire instagram whores to have a 24/7 train run on them.
Shit's fucked.
That said, if you want to go to one of these for fun, I'd suggest some of the smaller BM clones.
Jacob Smith
Jesus its so bizarre to me that they didn't put a bullet in him when they figured out he had burns to 98% of his body. Keeping someone alive at that stage is pure cruelty.
Jack Morgan
Plug & play camps need to go back