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[GlasstoLuver]

JustMartin, on 19 July 2011 - 01:38 AM, said:

This has probably already been said, but some of the biggest idiots of the week had to be all the Beyonce fans, who were clearly unprepared for Glastonbury.

Now, dont get me wrong, I though she was amazing but I noticed a lot of females this year who had clearly never been to a festival before and were certainly not prepared for a muddy Glasto.

Like someone posted above, flight cases with wheels, designer shoes/clothes ect. Basically looking like they had packed for a hotel.

The amusement did come Monday morning though, seeing them all again at the coach park aha.

One of my friends went a bit like that in her first year, when I drove to her house to pick her and she brings out this massive case with wheels I laughed...

Once we got to Glastonbury me and my mates were too embarrased to be near her, so we just took off, lol, I know, evil, but was embarrassing, haha.

She doesnt do it anymore though, really well trained now better than me sometimes too!

[Buff124]

I didn't meet one idiot the whole time. Is this a record ?

Love the sinner, hate the sin, that's my motto

[sifi]

Buff124, on 19 July 2011 - 06:02 PM, said:

Love the sinner, hate the sin, that's my motto

Gandhi's too also, I think.

[FluffyFairy]

The bloke that got absolutely hammered on the Tuesday night in the car park and obviously decided to stay up all night. Watching him trying to drag an over loaded trolley through the gates whilst he couldn't hold himself up was quite funny. Wondered what became of him as he wasn't getting anywhere fast  

[Buff124]

sifi, on 19 July 2011 - 07:46 PM, said:

Gandhi's too also, I think.

Nice bloke, apparently, Gandhi  

knew a bloke (now sadly deceased) who was stationed in India during WWII. Gandhi was on a protest march and he was part of a platoon blocking the road. He got jailed (unsurprisingly)for threatening to shoot anyone who opened fire on Gandhi, and then shoot the officer who gave the order to fire. he was only 19 at the time too

fans of Batman/Spiderman might have heard of Grant Morrison. It was his dad, Walter. lovely fella.

Edited by Buff124, 19 July 2011 - 09:13 PM.

[herzzreh]

FluffyFairy, on 19 July 2011 - 07:47 PM, said:

The bloke that got absolutely hammered on the Tuesday night in the car park and obviously decided to stay up all night. Watching him trying to drag an over loaded trolley through the gates whilst he couldn't hold himself up was quite funny. Wondered what became of him as he wasn't getting anywhere fast  

D gate, long hair? Yup, saw him. He tried to hug me after falling into the mud.

[FluffyFairy]

herzzreh, on 20 July 2011 - 07:52 PM, said:

D gate, long hair? Yup, saw him. He tried to hug me after falling into the mud.

Yeah, that's the one. I was trying to avoid him bumping into me and dragging me down with him.

[steve1878]

The people who went to 'see' Pulp then spent all the gig talking and facebooking through the songs that weren't Common People.

Or perhaps the bunch of girls who decided to mark out their territory for Paul Simon by putting down a picnic rug and expecting people not to step on it.

Tied with them for the award, the person who tried carrying about a hundred pints of carefully-balanced beer through the Paul Simon crowd ... and then tripped and spilled most of it over the girls rug.

I may have smirked a little at seeing that.

[markeee]

steve1878, on 20 July 2011 - 10:05 PM, said:

The people who went to 'see' Pulp then spent all the gig talking and facebooking through the songs that weren't Common People.

Or perhaps the bunch of girls who decided to mark out their territory for Paul Simon by putting down a picnic rug and expecting people not to step on it.

Tied with them for the award, the person who tried carrying about a hundred pints of carefully-balanced beer through the Paul Simon crowd ... and then tripped and spilled most of it over the girls rug.

I may have smirked a little at seeing that.

Agree with the facebook comment, same as the people doing it during Gold Pandas set @ Cube Henge..what a joke..they clearly didnt enjoy it much/like his music,

Edited by markeee, 09 August 2011 - 01:59 AM.

[jeffie]

whateverman, on 11 July 2011 - 09:36 AM, said:

Well that would explain that one then.  It's going to take a hell of an exciting act to get me back over to the Pyramid on a Sunday from now on   .

They are the same ones that were watching the Kaisers......

Somersettus Nobbus likes well trodden areas, with plenty of space for it's nest or "folding chair" as we know it.  

It is fiercely territorial, and is recognisable by it's sparkiling clean plumage.

Edited by jeffie, 10 August 2011 - 03:54 PM.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

jeffie, on 10 August 2011 - 03:51 PM, said:

They are the same ones that were watching the Kaisers......

Somersettus Nobbus likes well trodden areas, with plenty of space for it's nest or "folding chair" as we know it.  

It is fiercely territorial, and is recognisable by it's sparkiling clean plumage.

What do they make of the toilets one wonders.

[Spindles]

Yoghurt on a Stick, on 10 August 2011 - 04:25 PM, said:

What do they make of the toilets one wonders.

They make their own.

[Wanderlei]

The person with 3 flags on one pole during Moz/U2. I was in a great position to watch the proceedings but still had my view badly obstructed.. If it was just one flag i'd've been able to see but no, this asshole had to have 3 flags.. Ban all flags.