david dissadent
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Surfer?JTG said:bollox, less time to slack off if I'm on first shift then
we're being encouraged to wear fancy dress on our first shift with a theme of climate change. What should I be?
Surfer?JTG said:bollox, less time to slack off if I'm on first shift then
we're being encouraged to wear fancy dress on our first shift with a theme of climate change. What should I be?
JTG said:bollox, less time to slack off if I'm on first shift then
we're being encouraged to wear fancy dress on our first shift with a theme of climate change. What should I be?
The giant poo is water aid.DrRingDing said:A giant dreaded poo.
Diana said:I think you're wrong. Not that it matters to me but my friends always get there as it opens, and they don't know about the 8am thing!
The Official Site said:Gates open at 8.00am on Wednesday 20th, with camping fields, markets and performance fields accessible at that time. Smaller venues open on Thursday 21st, and the main stages kick off on Friday morning, finally closing midnight on Sunday 24th. Once gates open on Wednesday, they remain open 24 hours a day until the site closes to the public at 5.00pm on Monday 25th.
Lord Camomile said:Ok, I am increasingly thinking I'm going to lose some of my party (or, one in particular), and as it's likely our phones will be out of operation for large amounts of the festival I'm thinking it might be smart to invest in some walkie talkies.
Trouble is, I know shit all about walkie talkies. Any suggestions anyone
William of Walworth said:Have a fixed, standing arrangement to meet at x pm (an easy to remember, on-the-hour time), every day, at the Cider Bus, or similar obvious landmark, if your phones really aren't working ...
<reminded of the good old days before the mobile era in Glastonburys gone by >
newbie said:spend your money on another battery for your phone.
Cheap walkie talkies are rubbish, low range and very prone to interference. Good ones have powerful transmitters, so they have big, heavy batteries, which they eat their way through. Even good ones aren't as reliable as a phone, the layout of the site means there are a lot of places they don't work properly.
Must have been in the days of analogue phones - it's prety tricky to snoop on GSM phones.Dubversion said:it was Phoenix, and it was funny for us and possibly a bit scary for him
Makes sense. Still lots of analogue phones around then.Dubversion said:mid-90s..
newbie said:Interesting stuff, and worth knowing. Are the US ones legal for use here? If so, I wish you'd talk to the festie organisers, because the standard ones used there are licensed Motorolas which don't work everywhere by any means and sometimes require mid-shift battery changes.
William of Walworth said:I am right about this 8 am Wednesday gate opening thing, surely?
A lot of very clued up people are reacting as if it's a shock.
Moose, Tort, others .. please (re)confirm ....
Jesus, don't tell him that - he's already trying to do us out of our breakfast!Superape said:I still haven't managed to find out though from any TOS infomods whether the gate opening time is just pedestrian or both car & pedestrian. I'm hoping that it will be around 7am for vehicles, or maybe even earlier.
crustychick said:good grief, the unthinkable has happened, and I might not actually be able to come.....
shit...