Radi0Head

Little bit late to the whole EPO thing. But having worked on plenty a gate. The vast majority of people scanning EPOs couldn’t give a monkeys when they get the error message. Wether it’s your average volunteer or exhausted security they’d simply rather not have the agro of telling people they can’t come in when the reason they’re getting the error in the first place was that they weren’t properly checked out in the first place.

I’ll join you in the manifesting tool club

I’m in!

Would be good to have this rumour about a rumour confirmed. BMTH are definitely big enough to headline the other. Massive pull with younger crowd given surging popularity over the last few years. Also they have now headlined Reading and Download. Went to both of those shows and it was brilliant both times.

It was during a Reddit AMA, the poster is BBC

This is both factually incorrect and a huge generalisation of your own experience to those of others

Yikes. Not for me. Dave was whack at reading (nearly fell asleep).

This is gonna flop so bad! Can’t think of any festival where you have to pay to enjoy the late night entertainment? I’m guessing they’re doing a similar system to boardmasters. Last time I was at Boardmasters you had to pick up headphones for which you payed a deposit, the que to return the headphones backed up for miles, and then they f**ked off home as early as they could leaving loads of people depositless.

This is a great point. I agree that having the red arrows fly over on a superficial level was nice. But lots of things are superficially nice until we take a closer look at it. The hotter weather caused by climate change is nice and a military parade might be nice to look at. I don’t think you can be for peace and think jets flying over is cool. I feel we end our solidarity for a cause when we begin to enjoy the benefits of the thing creating the problem. For example you can’t be a good advocate for abolishing oranges when you love citrus fruits, and you can’t be a good advocate for peace if you enjoy a military display.

I was not trying to say it was the rebirth of empire. I feel as though the red arrows are an element of imperialism and military propaganda and therefore I feel we should not have them at a festival which promotes peace. why do you think I should not use those words? Why do you think such statements are lazy and wild?

This is a good point. they are not a scheduled act and I don’t think the Eavii would book them. We can probably infer why they wouldn’t book the red arrows. What I am trying to understand is wether it is a good thing for them to be flying past. I don’t think it is

You’re right it’s not an inflatable Oliver Cromwell being paraded. However, I disagree that it does not register. thousands of people saw the red arrows fly past, So I do think it registered. I feel what we are failing to do is draw the connection between the red arrows doing a fly by and military propaganda.

I feel a bit disappointed about having the red arrows at Glastonbury. As a festival which has done so much for peace and supports many charities campaigning for peace. Is it right to have an advert for British imperialism at this festival. I do not think so.

Use a plastic bag to remove. put the bag under the band (if you have skinny wrists will come off like a dream)

Need some recommendations based DJ enjoyers. can anyone tell me where the finest donk at Glastonbury can be found? (Will settle for hard house // scouse house). Thanks a bunch 😉