mcshed

I reckon if you started compiling that data you'd be done by the time of the next announcement.

@Gnomicide can the thingy give us a breakdown of the times of individual area announcements?

By certain I mean supremely confident based on nothing but wishful thinking and a feeling that times arrow marches ever forward.

So are we still holding out for something this evening or are we all certain it's going to be tomorrow now?

He's since gone down a storm in the world of light entertainment, check out his triumph on Britain's Best Home Cook, he's the nation's Centrist Dad.

Going to get big Ed Balls back in Parliament to storm the barns.

Silver Hayes - April 22 Acoustic - April 26 Theatre & Circus - April 28 New Map - April 29 Kidzfield - May 3 The Common - May 6 Shangri-La - May 10 The Glade - May 12Croissant Neuf - May 7 (-10)Unfairground - May 19Block 9 - May 23West Holts - May 25 Arcadia - May 27 Pilton Palais - May 27Leftfield - May 30The Park - June 1Full line up - June 6 Am I doing this right?

Daft Punk 92 Depeche Mode 113 Elton John 85 Rage Against the Machine 110 Pearl Jam 109 Talking Heads 90 Kate Bush 100 Taylor Swift 75 (-10) Nick Cave 95 Dua Lipa 101

Surely it means the Common's main poster on the 6th of May and then the individual venues in the Common thereafter as I think the Common's social media guy would get the sack if he was blabbing so openly about the line up for the whole festival.

Man I always get [redacted] on the Thursday night and suffer for it on Friday.

But will it be [redacted] today?

Daft Punk 112 Depeche Mode 107 Elton John 80 Rage Against the Machine 115 Pearl Jam 114 Talking Heads 89 Kate Bush 90 Taylor Swift 51 (-10) Nick Cave 105 Dua Lipa 90 The Jam 15

I assume someone has tried all those folders and not just got distracted when they find the black one.

Whilst it is a big draw, cancelling because you can't aren't getting it would seem like a massive dick move.

I'm not saying that there aren't teens on TikTok just that it isn't a teen only space, that it's wildly inappropriate to have explicit lyrics on.

But I'm guessing those numbers are pretty similar for 18-25 year olds they wouldn't use Facebook and do use TikTok.

Certainly I didn't have any issue with that I was taking umbrage with Hugh's take that "ditching" your partner was something to be frowned upon.

That's fine I'm not saying you shouldn't but I don't think it's odd if some couples think that rather than compromise they'll just spend an hour or two doing the things they'd both prefer to do. It'd be weird to go with your partner and spend no time together but you'd don't need to be joined at the hip.

Because you want to do different things? Just like there is no issue with couples wanting to stick together surely there is no issue with couples wanting to spend time apart.

I was walking through the woods the other day and I was suddenly struck by the immense beauty of the world and how lucky we are to be a part of all this wonderousness and the thought struck me: why would anyone do drugs. And then I remembered I was on drugs. With apologies to Simon Munnery.

The trollish response would be that the fact that your time on TikTok was spent watching young girls dancing to explicit songs isn't the rest of our problems. But seriously the internet in general means that unedited explicit content is available to all, my kids are only 6 and 3 but already I don't look forward to trying to navigate their transition towards maturity online as what is an isn't appropriate isn't an easy thing to judge even with complete control which you obviously don't have but I'm aware that's an issue between me and my children not one between me and the artists.

TikTok ≠ 14 Year Old Girls I confess to not really getting TikTok but in my job as a bookseller we have over the last couple of years become used to books blowing up on TikTok and the customers buying these titles are definitely more the 18-25 demographic than the under 16s.

Citation needed.

Daft Punk 90 Depeche Mode 97 (-3) The Strokes 49 Led Zeppelin 40 Elton John 80 Rage Against the Machine 110 Green Day 10 (-1) Pearl Jam 114 Talking Heads 92 Kate Bush 80 Taylor Swift 65 (-6) Nick Cave 95 Dua Lipa 75 The Jam 65 Lady Gaga 30

Well it does rebute(refute? rebut?) your point if you don't have an issue with those more traditional (whiter) acts playing. So unless you don't think Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, Foster the People, etc, etc shouldn't play then you don't have a problem with violent or crass lyrics you have a problem with rap music.