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[guypjfreak]

 Yoghurt on a Stick, on 11 May 2012 - 06:31 PM, said:

Congratulations on your 22nd wedding anniversary. Seriously thinking about going to that Malta festival next year. Decided to go to a small festival in Ireland at the start of June this year. Bought the tickets and hired a pre-set up tent. Just found out it's been cancelled. Not sure if I'll get the money back either. I think the technical term for that is b*llocks. Still, roll on Malta!

old son if you paid for a pre set tent i would have thought that they would have to have had insurance my son organises small festis [ UPBEAT IN UPTON check it out ] being one and everything has to has some sort of insurance so look into it old son

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

 guypjfreak, on 11 May 2012 - 07:02 PM, said:

old son if you paid for a pre set tent i would have thought that they would have to have had insurance my son organises small festis [ UPBEAT IN UPTON check it out ] being one and everything has to has some sort of insurance so look into it old son

The only reason I went with a pre-erected tent was because I wanted to take cabin luggage only on Ryanair (for the obvious reasons!). A mate who has moved over there was going to sort the bedding out. Anyway, when dealing with the tent people I was in contact no bother with them about booking. I even agreed with them to send a Sterling cheque with that days exchange rate in Euros. Since the collapse of the festival they haven't responded to my e.mail. I don't think the omens are too good. Although I'm still going over there I don't want to spend that time hunting them down, as it were. I really think I'm going to have to write this one off. Thanks for the advice and the support though.
PS One of these days I'm going to listen to some Pearl Jam and hear for myself what has got you so hooked

[jeanpierre80]

 guypjfreak, on 11 May 2012 - 05:56 PM, said:

ha haback from malta after our 22nd wedding anniversary thinginymegig had a great time till we got back ............been sick as parrots since then till today so THATS wot made my day hahahahahahahahahahaha
hey jp wish id seen your post could have met up had a great one

Good to hear that you have enjoyed your stay, sry to hear you got sick, maybe you got too much sun from here - tempreatures have already reached 27 deg during the day, way too hot....Hope to catch you guys for the earth garden fest next year....if not, hope we all make it to the big one :-) and meet there.

[guypjfreak]

Yoghurt on a Stick old son pm your address and ill do a cd for you..


jeanpierre80 yea we are already saying we would go back  .maybe next year then .oh and i got sick cos i was fishing in st pauls bay on the little getty and was using prawns but eat a few from bag half way through day i did get a fish tho lol





my little sisters bday today so off for some BEEEEEEEEEEEEEER

Edited by guypjfreak, 12 May 2012 - 10:44 AM.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

guypjfreak

Very decent of you. Have e.mailed.

[guypjfreak]

took my 1982 bedford cf van out for a quick run today she drove like a dream ..........cant wait to lock and load and p.ss of out of here to see suzanne vega in cornwall yeaeaeaeaa

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

The sunshine combined with the fact that my work day has been pleasingly unstressful.

[markeee]

Yoghurt on a Stick, on 24 May 2012 - 02:50 PM, said:

The sunshine combined with the fact that my work day has been pleasingly unstressful.

You work from home i thought? sitting there in your boxers 'working#' doesnt seem stressful!!!

[guypjfreak]

suzanne vega was amazing my van has only brocken down once [never go to st ives lol] in depest darkest cornwall had to pay £12 to use this thing but im still alive haaaa haaaa get it ..thats a P0J song just so you know drinking cider in my van in a thunder storm yak yak better weather tomo

[Ovechkin]

Done at uni for the year as I just finished the last paper. Cheers!

[grumpyhack]

A wonderful day out driving over the Black Mountains to Hay on Wye and then back over the Brecon Beacons to show two old friends visiting us for the weekend some of the breathtaking beauty of South Wales.  Glorious sunshine and then a delightful evening sitting in the garden with them till 1am putting the world to rights (a bit like being at Glasto really).
Only problem was I ended up doing a bit of Glastobating trying to explain that Glasto wasn't just about the music.  Sent them to bed with the programmes from the last couple of years to read so that they might get a sense of the breadth of the festival.