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What a mugshot, huh?  Speaking of the Nevada time lady, though;  I wonder how many people attending the Burning Man festival in Black Rock Desert, Nevada are going to be calling the time lady in order to regain a sense of reality? Well, you know, whatever reality is, man. Duuuuude.

"At the tone Pacific Daylight time will be......" Lol. Oh, boy.

So yeah, this guy in the picture is Paul Adiss and he set the burning man structure on fire four days ahead of "schedule". I think it's pretty funny.

From here:  

"I am disturbed that the Man is burnt. As I looked at it, I was going, 'This can't be happening,' " said Bob Harms of South Lake Tahoe, a seven-time burner.

Kyle Marx of Eugene, Ore., said the fire started from the Man's left leg and spread to engulf nearly his entire body.

"Some…

The signature drink is called the "picon". It's a liqueur type of something. I don't really like them. Great old bar.

It's Basque. I can't remember what it says; "To your health" or "Wash your hands" or some other fancy European saying. Basque language is kind of weird. It's like we don't know where it comes from, because it's not related to the other Indo-European dude tongues. Old Julius Caesar went up in through there, when he was sticking it to the Gauls, and he was of the impression that those tribes were different in character and stuff, man. The Romans called them Aquitanians.
A couple weeks ago I was on a job near Reno, Nevada. That's where we were staying, Reno. This picture is taken of the entrance to the great old Santa Fe Restaurant behind Harrahs. Yeah, it's a hotel, barbershop and restaurant. You know, the Basques are real big in that country; with the sheep and everything and the high desert and the…