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A retro disco sequin dress! Men are out of luck.
Not if they're lumberjacks.
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I lived in Mountain View at the time that Shoreline Amphitheater was being built. At times during the excavation, the odor of decaying garbage was nearly vomit inducing, comparable to the dead cow on sun-hot black lava rock that I encountered once on Maui.
My speculation was that methane would collect in the two-top tent over the stage, then a broken theatrical light would trigger an explosion. The actual reported result was flames dancing around in the lawn from peoples' lighters.
After the first concert season, I believe they removed the lawn, installed extraction pipes and a clay cap, then replaced the lawn. If you look at Google Maps satellite view at Shoreline Amphitheater, you'll see what appears to be the methane extraction plant not far from the back of the amphitheater.