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Bomb Shelter

JasonAller — 2008-09-13 10:59:06

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 college-age men (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by a dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. - One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and large quantities of alcohol. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 college-age men (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["Users/RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by a dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. + One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["Users/DanMasiel"] and ["Users/WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in ["1962"] a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and large quantities of alcohol. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?.

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StevenDaubert — 2008-08-25 18:12:37

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- ["StevenDaubert"] Says that 720 isn't the only house in Davis to have a bomb shelter, there is another house just down the road that has one as well.	+ ["Users/StevenDaubert"] Says that 720 isn't the only house in Davis to have a bomb shelter, there is another house just down the road that has one as well.

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SeanJohannessen — 2007-05-12 15:26:54

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- On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, Pumice, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing in the bomb shelter.	+ On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, Pumice, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, Underground Underwater, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing in the bomb shelter.

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SeanJohannessen — 2007-05-12 15:20:59

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- On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing in the bomb shelter.	+ On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, Pumice, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing in the bomb shelter.

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StevenDaubert — 2006-11-01 21:07:10

another bomb shelter

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	+ + ["StevenDaubert"] Says that 720 isn't the only house in Davis to have a bomb shelter, there is another house just down the road that has one as well.

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FelipeRabbitherd — 2006-10-31 22:19:38

Trying to get NPOV improved

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years. - One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 college-age men (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by a dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. + One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and large quantities of alcohol. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?.
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- On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing the bomb shelter that will bring chills down your spine. - - Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house permission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed their doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the ["Pirate Ship"]) have had to close their doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.	+ On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing in the bomb shelter.

Bomb Shelter

JasonAller — 2006-10-17 18:31:50

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the ["Pirate Ship"]) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house permission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed their doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the ["Pirate Ship"]) have had to close their doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.

Bomb Shelter

RobRoy — 2006-01-29 22:40:15

an Israeli may have broken my heart, but I agree about the language.

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the NAZI like attacks ''{see below}'' that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the ["Pirate Ship"]) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.
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- - --''Nazi-like attacks on music, as the page author described above, would involve the city council breaking up a concert by shooting anyone in attendance, making the band dig graves for their fans that had just been shot, then throwing the band in those graves as well. I'm not challenging that Davis is not a friendly place for music venues. But comparing fines and harassment to the torture and slaughter of the Nazis, or Pinochet's government, or even what Hussein did to other Iraqis makes their vileness more commonplace, more acceptable. Can we find some other terms for complaining about this, or mean guys on sitcoms that don't serve you soup, without disrespecting the suffering of real victims, and the soldiers and citizens who died to stop it? - Yes, it is a common saying now, but maybe a few people will hear me, and think about their memory, and that is something. --NotTires''

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NotTires — 2006-01-29 19:37:35

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NotTires — 2006-01-29 19:36:28

Commenting on improper language, page substance unchanged.

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the NAZI like attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the NAZI like attacks ''{see below}'' that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.
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	+ + --''Nazi-like attacks on music, as the page author described above, would involve the city council breaking up a concert by shooting anyone in attendance, making the band dig graves for their fans that had just been shot, then throwing the band in those graves as well. I'm not challenging that Davis is not a friendly place for music venues. But comparing fines and harassment to the torture and slaughter of the Nazis, or Pinochet's government, or even what Hussein did to other Iraqis makes their vileness more commonplace, more acceptable. Can we find some other terms for complaining about this, or mean guys on sitcoms that don't serve you soup, without disrespecting the suffering of real victims, and the soldiers and citizens who died to stop it? + Yes, it is a common saying now, but maybe a few people will hear me, and think about it, and that is something. --NotTires''

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JonDsouza — 2006-01-09 02:39:16

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- One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.	+ One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?.

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JonDsouza — 2006-01-07 19:21:40

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This hosue was though of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while, but sadly due to the NAZI like attacks the city of davis has been launching against music and freedom of speech they, like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) thier doors have since closed, the stage broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This house was thought of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while. But sadly due to the NAZI like attacks that the city of Davis have been launching against music and freedom of speech they like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) have had to close thier doors. The stage has been broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.

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JonDsouza — 2006-01-07 19:17:25

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? All you've really got to do is do it. Brendan Boyle has been organizing most of the shows in this incredible space over the past two years. He will be glad to assist you if you need help: events@kdvs.org	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? You should ask the RESIDENTS of the house premission first. This hosue was though of as a new venue house, but after repeated altercations with the police and heavy fines they have since closed thier doors. Yes they MAY have a show once in a GREAT while, but sadly due to the NAZI like attacks the city of davis has been launching against music and freedom of speech they, like the two incarnations of the great and majestic FILTHY WHORE (AKA the Pirate Ship) thier doors have since closed, the stage broken down, and the lights dimmed for the last time.

Bomb Shelter

BrendanBoyle — 2005-12-13 13:31:21

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- Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? All you've really got to do is do it. Unfortunately, Brendan Boyle has been the only person organizing shows in this incredible space over the past two years. He will be glad to assist you if you need help: events@kdvs.org	+ Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? All you've really got to do is do it. Brendan Boyle has been organizing most of the shows in this incredible space over the past two years. He will be glad to assist you if you need help: events@kdvs.org

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BrendanBoyle — 2005-12-09 18:10:58

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- The bomb shelter is used for many shows, mostly (if not all?) are accoustic sets by major names in the ["Music Scene"] here in Davis.	+ On September 8th, 2005, Jack Rose and Marrisa Nadler's solo performances in the bomb shelter were broadcasted live over the KDVS airwaves. The backyard fallout shelter has hosted performances by Josephine Foster, Obo Martin, Nick Castro, Arrington de Dionyso, Scott Rosenberg, Jacopo Andrienni, Whysp, The Finches, Sean Smith, Chad Stockdale, Patrick Ferris, Garrett Pierce, The Playboy Millionaires, amongst others. This unique, intimate, space filled with natural reverb is helping to put Davis on the national radar as an eccentric music scene. For bomb shelter show announcements, listen to KDVS radio. KDVS has a live recording of Josephine Foster playing the bomb shelter that will bring chills down your spine. + + Want to put on a show in the bomb shelter? All you've really got to do is do it. Unfortunately, Brendan Boyle has been the only person organizing shows in this incredible space over the past two years. He will be glad to assist you if you need help: events@kdvs.org

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EvanHart — 2005-06-03 00:59:48

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JabberWokky — 2005-03-22 10:59:40

Revert to version dated 2004-12-06 20:28:27.

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- Located[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]720[[nbsp]]Anderson,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]affectionately[[nbsp]]referred[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]Bomb[[nbsp]]Shelter[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]simply[[nbsp]]720.[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]While[[nbsp]]this[[nbsp]]may[[nbsp]]seem[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]merely[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]nickname,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]does[[nbsp]]sport[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]seems[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]genuine[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.	+ Located at 720 Anderson, the house is affectionately referred to as the Bomb Shelter or simply 720. While this may seem like merely a nickname, the house does sport what seems like a genuine bomb shelter in the back yard.
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- A[[nbsp]]brief[[nbsp]]History[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["720" 720][[nbsp]]Anderson: - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]As[[nbsp]]far[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]nicknames[[nbsp]]go,[[nbsp]]this[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]simply[[nbsp]]["720" 720][[nbsp]]long[[nbsp]]before[[nbsp]]anyone[[nbsp]]knew[[nbsp]]there[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]2001[[nbsp]]it[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]inhabited[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]6[[nbsp]]major[[nbsp]]dudes[[nbsp]](among[[nbsp]]them,[[nbsp]]Brendan,[[nbsp]]Brett,[[nbsp]]Otis,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]["RishiTrivedi" RishiTrivedi])[[nbsp]]who[[nbsp]]were[[nbsp]]all[[nbsp]]connected[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]will[[nbsp]]surely[[nbsp]]go[[nbsp]]down[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]history[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]most[[nbsp]]partylicious[[nbsp]]dorm[[nbsp]]floor:[[nbsp]]["Gilmore 5" Gilmore_5][[nbsp]]-[[nbsp]]2000.[[nbsp]]Initially[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]720ers[[nbsp]]got[[nbsp]]word[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]neighbor[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]there[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]apathetic[[nbsp]]bunch[[nbsp]]took[[nbsp]]no[[nbsp]]action[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]several[[nbsp]]years.[[nbsp]] - [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]One[[nbsp]]day[[nbsp]]while[[nbsp]]dealing[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]fine[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]city,[[nbsp]]["DanMasiel" DanMasiel][[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]["WillKaufman" WillKaufman][[nbsp]]decided[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]look[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]all[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]building[[nbsp]]permits[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]["720" 720].[[nbsp]]To[[nbsp]]their[[nbsp]]amazement[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]discovered[[nbsp]]that,[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]fact,[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]1962[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]built[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]backyard,[[nbsp]]although[[nbsp]]its[[nbsp]]location[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]revealed[[nbsp]]on[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]permit.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]2003,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]new[[nbsp]]member[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]household[[nbsp]]named[[nbsp]]Dan[[nbsp]](whose[[nbsp]]picture[[nbsp]]can[[nbsp]]be[[nbsp]]seen[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]bottom[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Delta of Venus" Delta_of_Venus][[nbsp]]page),[[nbsp]]moved[[nbsp]]into[[nbsp]]720[[nbsp]]bringing[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]him[[nbsp]]nothing[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]sleeping[[nbsp]]bag[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]booze.[[nbsp]]Late[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]summer,[[nbsp]]Dan[[nbsp]]began[[nbsp]]digging[[nbsp]]four[[nbsp]]foot[[nbsp]]deep[[nbsp]]holes[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]backyard[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["720" 720].[[nbsp]]On[[nbsp]]his[[nbsp]]third[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]he[[nbsp]]hit[[nbsp]]concrete,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]after[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]long[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]lazy[[nbsp]]excavation[[nbsp]](sadly[[nbsp]]interrupted[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]rainy[[nbsp]]season),[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]concrete[[nbsp]]covered[[nbsp]]hatch[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]discovered.[[nbsp]]After[[nbsp]]breaking[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]concrete[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]sledge[[nbsp]]hammer,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]deep[[nbsp]]dark[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]revealed.[[nbsp]]Within[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]foot[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]filthy[[nbsp]]standing[[nbsp]]water[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]time[[nbsp]]capsule.[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]contents[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]time[[nbsp]]capsule[[nbsp]]will[[nbsp]]be[[nbsp]]revealed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]much[[nbsp]]anticipated[[nbsp]]["MONUMENT" MONUMENT]?.[[nbsp]]A[[nbsp]]man[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]name[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]Brendan[[nbsp]]Boyle[[nbsp]]then[[nbsp]]took[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]cause[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Bomb Shelter" Bomb_Shelter][[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]rest[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]recent[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]history.	+ A brief History of ["720"] Anderson: + As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years. + One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.
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- The[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]used[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]many[[nbsp]]shows,[[nbsp]]mostly[[nbsp]](if[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]all?)[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]accoustic[[nbsp]]sets[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]major[[nbsp]]names[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Music Scene" Music_Scene][[nbsp]]here[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis.	+ The bomb shelter is used for many shows, mostly (if not all?) are accoustic sets by major names in the ["Music Scene"] here in Davis.
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Bomb Shelter

RobertMorris — 2005-03-22 09:47:13

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- Located at 720 Anderson, the house is affectionately referred to as the Bomb Shelter or simply 720. While this may seem like merely a nickname, the house does sport what seems like a genuine bomb shelter in the back yard.	+ Located[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]720[[nbsp]]Anderson,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]affectionately[[nbsp]]referred[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]Bomb[[nbsp]]Shelter[[nbsp]]or[[nbsp]]simply[[nbsp]]720.[[nbsp]][[nbsp]]While[[nbsp]]this[[nbsp]]may[[nbsp]]seem[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]merely[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]nickname,[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]does[[nbsp]]sport[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]seems[[nbsp]]like[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]genuine[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.
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- A brief History of ["720"] Anderson: - As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years. - One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.	+ A[[nbsp]]brief[[nbsp]]History[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["720" 720][[nbsp]]Anderson: + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]As[[nbsp]]far[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]nicknames[[nbsp]]go,[[nbsp]]this[[nbsp]]house[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]simply[[nbsp]]["720" 720][[nbsp]]long[[nbsp]]before[[nbsp]]anyone[[nbsp]]knew[[nbsp]]there[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]2001[[nbsp]]it[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]inhabited[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]6[[nbsp]]major[[nbsp]]dudes[[nbsp]](among[[nbsp]]them,[[nbsp]]Brendan,[[nbsp]]Brett,[[nbsp]]Otis,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]["RishiTrivedi" RishiTrivedi])[[nbsp]]who[[nbsp]]were[[nbsp]]all[[nbsp]]connected[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]what[[nbsp]]will[[nbsp]]surely[[nbsp]]go[[nbsp]]down[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]history[[nbsp]]as[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]most[[nbsp]]partylicious[[nbsp]]dorm[[nbsp]]floor:[[nbsp]]["Gilmore 5" Gilmore_5][[nbsp]]-[[nbsp]]2000.[[nbsp]]Initially[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]720ers[[nbsp]]got[[nbsp]]word[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]neighbor[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]there[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]back[[nbsp]]yard.[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]apathetic[[nbsp]]bunch[[nbsp]]took[[nbsp]]no[[nbsp]]action[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]several[[nbsp]]years.[[nbsp]] + [[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]][[nbsp]]One[[nbsp]]day[[nbsp]]while[[nbsp]]dealing[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]fine[[nbsp]]from[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]city,[[nbsp]]["DanMasiel" DanMasiel][[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]["WillKaufman" WillKaufman][[nbsp]]decided[[nbsp]]to[[nbsp]]look[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]all[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]building[[nbsp]]permits[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]["720" 720].[[nbsp]]To[[nbsp]]their[[nbsp]]amazement[[nbsp]]they[[nbsp]]discovered[[nbsp]]that,[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]fact,[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]1962[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]built[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]backyard,[[nbsp]]although[[nbsp]]its[[nbsp]]location[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]revealed[[nbsp]]on[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]permit.[[nbsp]]In[[nbsp]]2003,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]new[[nbsp]]member[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]household[[nbsp]]named[[nbsp]]Dan[[nbsp]](whose[[nbsp]]picture[[nbsp]]can[[nbsp]]be[[nbsp]]seen[[nbsp]]at[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]bottom[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Delta of Venus" Delta_of_Venus][[nbsp]]page),[[nbsp]]moved[[nbsp]]into[[nbsp]]720[[nbsp]]bringing[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]him[[nbsp]]nothing[[nbsp]]more[[nbsp]]than[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]sleeping[[nbsp]]bag[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]some[[nbsp]]booze.[[nbsp]]Late[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]summer,[[nbsp]]Dan[[nbsp]]began[[nbsp]]digging[[nbsp]]four[[nbsp]]foot[[nbsp]]deep[[nbsp]]holes[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]backyard[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]["720" 720].[[nbsp]]On[[nbsp]]his[[nbsp]]third[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]he[[nbsp]]hit[[nbsp]]concrete,[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]after[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]long[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]lazy[[nbsp]]excavation[[nbsp]](sadly[[nbsp]]interrupted[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]rainy[[nbsp]]season),[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]concrete[[nbsp]]covered[[nbsp]]hatch[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]discovered.[[nbsp]]After[[nbsp]]breaking[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]concrete[[nbsp]]with[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]sledge[[nbsp]]hammer,[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]deep[[nbsp]]dark[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]revealed.[[nbsp]]Within[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]hole[[nbsp]]was[[nbsp]]about[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]foot[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]filthy[[nbsp]]standing[[nbsp]]water[[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]a[[nbsp]]time[[nbsp]]capsule.[[nbsp]]The[[nbsp]]contents[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]that[[nbsp]]time[[nbsp]]capsule[[nbsp]]will[[nbsp]]be[[nbsp]]revealed[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]much[[nbsp]]anticipated[[nbsp]]["MONUMENT" MONUMENT]?.[[nbsp]]A[[nbsp]]man[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]name[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]Brendan[[nbsp]]Boyle[[nbsp]]then[[nbsp]]took[[nbsp]]up[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]cause[[nbsp]]of[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Bomb Shelter" Bomb_Shelter][[nbsp]]and[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]rest[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]recent[[nbsp]]Davis[[nbsp]]history.
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- The bomb shelter is used for many shows, mostly (if not all?) are accoustic sets by major names in the ["Music Scene"] here in Davis.	+ The[[nbsp]]bomb[[nbsp]]shelter[[nbsp]]is[[nbsp]]used[[nbsp]]for[[nbsp]]many[[nbsp]]shows,[[nbsp]]mostly[[nbsp]](if[[nbsp]]not[[nbsp]]all?)[[nbsp]]are[[nbsp]]accoustic[[nbsp]]sets[[nbsp]]by[[nbsp]]major[[nbsp]]names[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]the[[nbsp]]["Music Scene" Music_Scene][[nbsp]]here[[nbsp]]in[[nbsp]]Davis.
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Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-12-06 20:28:27

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Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-12-06 20:27:49

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Bomb Shelter

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-11-22 19:40:53

linked Gilmore 5

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: ["Gilmore 5"] - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.

Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-11-09 16:30:53

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- One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a stoner known simply as Dan, moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.	+ One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a new member of the household named Dan (whose picture can be seen at the bottom of the ["Delta of Venus"] page), moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.

Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-11-09 16:23:55

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"(Rishi)]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.

Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-11-09 16:23:39

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"Rishi]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"(Rishi)]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.

Bomb Shelter

RishiTrivedi — 2004-11-09 16:23:16

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- As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.	+ As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes (among them, Brendan, Brett, Otis, and ["RishiTrivedi"Rishi]) who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years.

Bomb Shelter

RobRoy — 2004-11-08 15:32:22

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Bomb Shelter

DanMasiel — 2004-11-07 19:48:04

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- One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a stoner known simply as Dan, moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT?"]. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.	+ One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a stoner known simply as Dan, moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT"]?. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history.

Bomb Shelter

DanMasiel — 2004-11-06 12:33:53

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- Located at 720 Anderson, the house is affectionately referred to as the Bomb Shelter. While this may seem like merely a nickname, the house does sport what seems like a genuine bomb shelter in the back yard.	+ Located at 720 Anderson, the house is affectionately referred to as the Bomb Shelter or simply 720. While this may seem like merely a nickname, the house does sport what seems like a genuine bomb shelter in the back yard. + + A brief History of ["720"] Anderson: + As far as nicknames go, this house was simply ["720"] long before anyone knew there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. In 2001 it was inhabited by 6 major dudes who were all connected by what will surely go down in history as the most partylicious dorm floor: Gilmore 5 - 2000. Initially some of the 720ers got word from a neighbor that there was a bomb shelter in the back yard. The apathetic bunch took no action for several years. + One day while dealing with a fine from the city, ["DanMasiel"] and ["WillKaufman"] decided to look up all the building permits for ["720"]. To their amazement they discovered that, in fact, in 1962 a bomb shelter was built in the backyard, although its location was not revealed on the permit. In 2003, a stoner known simply as Dan, moved into 720 bringing with him nothing more than a sleeping bag and some booze. Late that summer, Dan began digging four foot deep holes in the backyard of ["720"]. On his third hole he hit concrete, and after a long and lazy excavation (sadly interrupted by the rainy season), a concrete covered hatch was discovered. After breaking up the concrete with a sledge hammer, a deep dark hole was revealed. Within that hole was about a foot of filthy standing water and a time capsule. The contents of that time capsule will be revealed in the much anticipated ["MONUMENT?"]. A man by the name of Brendan Boyle then took up the cause of the ["Bomb Shelter"] and the rest is recent Davis history. +

Bomb Shelter

GonzaloEyzaguirre — 2004-09-14 21:00:54

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Bomb Shelter

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-09-06 12:46:12

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PhilipNeustrom — 2004-09-06 12:45:38

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Bomb Shelter

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-09-06 12:45:01

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Bomb Shelter

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-09-06 12:43:57

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