Player Photograph by Dicky Brucks
March 28th, 2010 5:49 PM / Location: 36.983682,-122.0223Cookies!
This is *actually* me last summer when I was living in Portland with my UCSC Community Studies buddies! Those signs my friends and I made to put on the outside of a giant winged truck, advertising the particular type of free goodies we'd be giving out that day. (My favorite was cookies, obviously) More info on the wonderful non-profit that does this can be found at www.cityrepair.org 
As featured in UCSC's newspaper...
I feel this one is pretty self explanatory.
Walk with Fire.
Dance with Fury.
Christmas!
This is how I spent my Christmas. After this gender-bending and utterly silly photoshoot we all paraded down the street to a local diner (still in costume!) whose patronage consists mostly of cute old couples and families with small children. Isn't our wire/pipe/torn t-shirt/stuffed animal Christmas tree lovely?
Mischief.
Context: It's 4AM at an all-night dubstep "renegade" show beneath an imposing canopy of ancient redwood trees, where everyone is on some triptamine or phenethylamine of one variety or another. You're hanging out by the generator, fighting the urgent need to go disappear for a little bit and let your mind process the psilocybin - when all of a sudden THIS guy emerges from the woods and starts fire dancing. OR - alternatively - you're getting down to some grimy bass wobbles under the black lights, when all of a sudden this Snidely-Whiplash-Meets-Satan with a glowing face (it's UV reactive!) starts bumpin' and grindin' on you. Ah yes, the wonders of mask play in human interaction ;)
The future of SNIDE looks bright. UofA also could benefit from a little cross-over love. Even the Chrononautic Exxon might benefit from this man's familiarity with warped perceptions. Lot of promise here. Welcome.
Just because I'd particularly hate to see you go the way of the 90% or so of new players who never complete a task, I will make the particular effort here to say that any top players, particularly Lincoln, would be happy to answer any questions you have about what happens here, how to do it, or how to present it.