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Glastonbury 2007 pt2: the festie!

Finally got me photies back from the chemist (10 fucking days :eek: )

Fucking quality - we aren't sober or straight on any of them :D And I managed to escape my usual 'ugly with double chin' special - bonus! :D
 
sojourner said:
Finally got me photies back from the chemist (10 fucking days :eek: )

Fucking quality - we aren't sober or straight on any of them :D And I managed to escape my usual 'ugly with double chin' special - bonus! :D
oh no you were there and i didnt meet you! bollocks...
 
Superape said:
I have no idea how they did this, but it's class:



For any of you who watched that and are distressed, there is, thankfully, a happy ending.

They guys in the video died, running into the back of a seetickets coach on the A303. Noone on the coach was hurt, and they all carried on watching the lovely DVD the driver had put on, and got back home on time to watch some telly.

The guys making the video were buried next to a little chef, that has since been demolished.
 
Superape said:
I have no idea how they did this, but it's class:




really?? its very simple

park at the farm inside the fence (with the relevant paperwork) get up, pack up, drive along farm road to gate a and straight out onto the road.

simple.
 
Lazy Llama said:
Hmm... so they're selling 40% of next years tickets by phone only because people aged 16-18 won't have high speed internet connections?

They probably don't have credit cards or cheque books either, but hey what do I know about young people?

Maybe they could pay by premium-rate SMS.....

They cd bk Glast tix by txt LOL OMG!!!1!!!1 :p :D
 
Michael Eavis can fuck right off - I'm sick of his daft pronouncements. Perhaps if he sold the tickets a little cheaper, younger people would go. Or perhaps if his festival wasn't in the middle of school/uni exams. Or perhaps if 16 - 18 year olds could actually have the credit card necessary for payment.

(just realised most of this has been covered in t'other thread)
 
moose said:
Michael Eavis can fuck right off - I'm sick of his daft pronouncements. Perhaps if he sold the tickets a little cheaper, younger people would go. Or perhaps if his festival wasn't in the middle of school/uni exams. Or perhaps if 16 - 18 year olds could actually have the credit card necessary for payment.

(just realised most of this has been covered in t'other thread)

...and if he knocked it on a month the weather would be most probably drier.
 
DrRingDing said:
...and if he knocked it on a month the weather would be most probably drier.

Your logic is severely at fault, as is your grasp of statistical probabilities. See your pointless other thread for my take on your daft suggestion.
 
Itll piss off certain message boards no end as they usualy do quite well by getting one person online through out of dozens trying and they get hundreds of tickets on that one connection.
 
Irrespective of ME's new 'idea', and irrespective of whether that gets implemented or not, I reckon they'd have closed that loophole well in advance of 2008 anyway though ...
 
Hmm i've not really had a chance to read the whole thread yet, just wanted to say that Glasto was muddy, wet, hard walking...and one of the best bloody weeks of my life :D

Hey to any urbanites i met, esp bees and aqua, you seemed ace, shame we didn't caych up more!

Its all too much of a blur still, but lets see what i can write here...

The awe inspiring views on the wednesday from the dragon field were all the sweeter after a 5 hour drive and very little sleep :)

Putting the tent up was easier than i thought dispite Lord Cam's moods :p

Chilling out on a rug by the tent listening to the radio in the sun was an unusual highlight.

Absolute highlight was sitting in the jazz field wed afternoon in the sun. Ace.

The french food stall with the sausage and potato goodness was AMAZING.

3 daft monkeys rocked my world!

As did Pete Roe - a wonderfully earnest performer who was somewhat of a find.

People at glasto are the friendliest in the world, so many men helped me through the mud, so many random conversations, so many happy smiling faces and goodness.

My car got pushed by a tractor - it was cool.

Bargain purchases were a pleanty.

I never knew you could fall asleep standing up.

Bjork was so more impressive than i imagined she could be - WOW

Umm...god it sounds so unimpressive trying to write it all down, so i'm going to stop. All i can say is bring on 2008 as i'm there with bells on :D
 
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