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There are ticket competitions being run by: Co-op (pre existing) Vodafone (pre existing) Guardian (pre existing) Brothers (pre existing) Tony's Chocolenly / oxfam (pre existing but relatively new) Chillys (new) Barbour (new) Hunter wellies (new) White Claw Hard Seltzer (new) Clipper Tea (new) It also seems these tie ups are resulting in far more tickets being available in competitions, as Vodafone have pver 100 pairs and the Chillys comps are giving out six at a time. The main issue is probably also that the new ones are with companies which seem marketed at a certain demograaaaphic.

f**k me, given the amount of posho corporate tie ups this year, this is in no way far fetched

McDonald’s in Shangers for an early morning bite would be amazing. Needs to happen.

Yeah. True fact. Happened to my mate Laurence. Poor old Foxy.

Reckon I can change all your opinions... had a little leak from a certain E Eavis that the Pyramid speaker this year is brave patriot Tommy Robinson. I'll be there supporting him even though you get locked up for saying you're English these days.

I'd give it a go. Does it lead to a criminal record?

This was at Lollapalooza too.

Managed to get two east quiet

£40 👀

I sent my ticket buyer a crate of Brothers. https://brotherscider.co.uk/collections/festival-apple EDIT: Missed the date.

Last exam is on the 20th June so 16-year-olds are in the clear for Glastonbury.

The point I'm making is that all those 260 regs were manually checked, as well as receiving emails.

All 260 registrations were individually checked post the cut off date, and again the week of the original sale date. None were invalid.

This is my first log in since July, so apologies if I'm covering old ground - I'm sure I am - but this really pissed me off. Out of 260 people I'm aware of across 2 syndicates, no-one had their reg deleted after going through the re-registration process. I can't help feel this has been done purely to appease the whining moaning contingent of people who can't follow simple f**king instructions.

I'm going to sound a right old miserable c**t, but f**k it - I'll say it anyway. I don't understand why anyone would spend money on a personalised number plate. It seems such a waste of money to me. I just don't *get it*. The only circumstances I can understand it in, is when a company buys them for a fleet and it makes vehicles more easily identifiable, plus it's a business cost so not coming out of anyone's pocket. Baffles me.

Where do you stand on campervan folk @Superscally? I can (and have in the past) walk from the outer reaches of the car parks carrying a seriously heavy load, but I'd much prefer to drive up in my van, carry nothing, and have a double bed kitchen, toilet and shower on hand all weekend. Is that anti-vibez?

Was Abu Hamza there?

Have you heard of Arcadia, Yog?

Ha, same! Love to imagine the student making their survey an thinking, "yeah, 39+ will do - surely no-one older than that is even still alive?" Must seem impossibly old to them.

There's a lift - you sit on the loo and pressing the flush fires you up there.

Yeah, it's a pop top. Two double bedrooms and an en suite up there.

Fiat Ducato, H2L4

I raised the floor yesterday, so the bed is now operational!