jimbarkanoodle
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Doesn't sound much worse than the wet Bestival in 2008.
Doesn't sound much worse than the wet Bestival in 2008.
Poison gas attacks in bothIt was worse than being in the trenches in WWI don't be so callous
People forget how cold the more Southerly parts of Aus get in the winter. I can get through a whole year in Auckland barely wearing jumpers but for about 3 months Melbourne and South of Sydney get proper cold.I rocked up in Australia forgetting it was their winter and went straight to a festival. It was a much more cold and rainy experience than the Aussie soaps and cheery Aussie expats led me to expect. Overall a very friendly and unique experience and great fun though - no pools of vomit, piss or blood.
People forget how cold the more Southerly parts of Aus get in the winter. I can get through a whole year in Auckland barely wearing jumpers but for about 3 months Melbourne and South of Sydney get proper cold.
It's too cold for me. I have acclimatized to a mild climate.Ooh, a whole 3 months! That's practically Antarctic
Worth watching for this chaps part in itI’m sure it’s been mentioned in this thread aplenty over the years, but those fascinated by the Splendour in the Park story are urged to check out the documentary on Netflix about the infamous Fyre Festival.
It is absolutely fascinating, and the scale of the fuck up, mismanagement, and eventually open fraud involved, which culminated in thousands of New York elite socialites who’d been conned out of $80,000 on average to be there pretty much going full Lord of the Flies mode and setting the place on fire on the first night, cannot be overstated. The organiser was only recently released from prison for his part in it.
Just search for ‘Fyre’ on Netflix, assuming it’s still available there. Unmissable for any fan of this thread.
I’m sure it’s been mentioned in this thread aplenty over the years, but those fascinated by the Splendour in the Park story are urged to check out the documentary on Netflix about the infamous Fyre Festival.
It is absolutely fascinating, and the scale of the fuck up, mismanagement, and eventually open fraud involved, which culminated in thousands of New York elite socialites who’d been conned out of $80,000 on average to be there pretty much going full Lord of the Flies mode and setting the place on fire on the first night, cannot be overstated. The organiser was only recently released from prison for his part in it.
Just search for ‘Fyre’ on Netflix, assuming it’s still available there. Unmissable for any fan of this thread.
Unless there are unpaid elves rolling spliffs in the car park and telling kids to piss off I don't see the relevance
Unless there are unpaid elves rolling spliffs in the car park and telling kids to piss off I don't see the relevance
My favourite quoteDisgruntled parents hit out at ‘awful’ family festival event
Organisers of the festival hit back insisted most activities went ahead as planned with thousands enjoying the eventwww.birminghammail.co.uk
My favourite quote
"Hey Duggee had to go on the main stage. They are only allowed to be in the costume for 20 minutes because it’s a costume and they could die."
(((Duggee)))
Disgruntled parents hit out at ‘awful’ family festival event
Organisers of the festival hit back insisted most activities went ahead as planned with thousands enjoying the eventwww.birminghammail.co.uk
The festival's social media accounts were flooded with criticisms about hygiene at the event that took place in Abbots Ripton near Huntingdon over the weekend (July 21 to July 24). CambridgeshireLive understands that many people complained about toilets not being emptied, raw sewage and overflowing bins.
The festival also addressed the issues with the line up. "The music was terrible" and "the music made my ears burn" were just some of the things written on the festival's social media channels.
An SGP spokesperson said: "Not announcing the line up was never going to please everyone. It was different and flipped the standard format, so a few started to expect unrealistic Glastonbury sized artists like Sir Paul McCartney.