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  1. My thoughts from another thread. This is the one I would go for. https://www.diy.com/departments/600lb-heavy-duty-sack-truck-industrial-hand-trolley-with-pneumatic-tyre-wheel/5056316702478_BQ.prd
  2. I recommend giving Kingfishr a listen. If you like a gravelly Irish voice, bit like Dermot Kennedy these are for you. Think this is a great stage lineup.
  3. From experience don't use one of the flat trolleys. They break! Best thing we have used over the last 20 years is a sack trolley. Got one pretty cheap from B&Q. Then use pallet wrap to secure everything. You may have to unwrap at the security but it don't take long to wrap it back up
  4. Always seem to be lucky with getting in. Think persistence helps. We split into groups of 6 with all the details ready to copy and paste. This year I had 2 laptops and an iMac with the browsers tiled on the screens (Firefox, Chrome, Safari). Then my phone and iPad. I leave them all on the 20 secs refresh and mash refresh on two. Don't stop when it says sold out as you may still get in.
  5. GOOD - Another shout for the Westlands BBQ. The beef brisket and pulled pork was very tasty. BAD - The prices. Felt a lot more expensive this year. £7 for a bacon roll!?! Ended up shopping about for breakfast and found a meal deal for £6 (Egg and bacon bap with a tea).
  6. Think that this was next to me in front of the surge barrier. She made reference to something on stage, which could have meant something sexual and it all started. There were a few dickheads across the festival, not acting in the 'Glastonbury Spirit'. On the whole though, people were friendly.
  7. People that don't know how to safely use a flare. They add to the atmosphere and look amazing, but a really dangerous. There were loads of people in the medical tents with burns. We were really lucky at Jamie Webster, the guy next to us started to swing it round and we got covered in red powder. Wife has a couple of small burns and my clothes are knackered. Could have been a lot worse.
  8. Was one of the highlights of the festival for me. Smashed it up against Beyonce before and against Elton this year. Don't do mosh pits because my knees are knackered but had to for No One Knows and Songs for the Deaf. Was nuts. Nothing like jumping around dressed in a pink tutu. Was in the centre right in front of the surge barrier.
  9. Managed to get near the front on the left. Next to the guy who surfed on the mattress. Just need to enter the Park field from by the tower and cut in at the bar. You can get close and have loads of space. Everyone coming from the right stops and creates a big wall.
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    The churnups

    Lots of miserable people against it. Plenty of other stages. Go have some fun somewhere else. It will free up the Pyramid for people who like Rock music.
  11. iamstreety

    The churnups

    OMFG!!! Going to be rammed. Foos > Royal Blood > Arctic Monkeys.
  12. Yeah if you have downloaded it then it is fine.
  13. Yeah exactly. They just don't want the competition for their big launch and takeover from the EE app. They had so much time to get it ready. No idea why it is taking so long. The other app will be gone from the stores today.
  14. The developer is someone I know through football. Despite it not being in breach of anything, the name 'Vodafone lawyers' is being thrown about. Massive shame as the app is decent and released to allow festival goers to plan ahead. Wonder why there isn't any problems with clashfinder?
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