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To Flag Or Not To Flag?


Guest Sam.

Should flags be allowed into the arena areas at Glastonbury?  

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  1. 1. Should flags be allowed into the arena areas at Glastonbury?

    • Yes
      45
    • No
      98
    • Undecided
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I like flags (AND pigeons on sticks of course) but esp the good flags and there always are some *really* good ones every year :D amongst all the predictable boring old usual cr@p :D ... although I also buy tix to attend festivals so I can watch bands not the bl**dy flags no matter how good some of them might be !! If I wanted to enjoy some serious flag-porn then I'd be a regular subscriber to Flag Aficionado mag and attend all the flag/banner related events around the world rather than buying a Glasto ticket instead :D

Can we have a "Let's have millions of flags in the campsite instead of in front of the stages" option please :)

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Flags by the tents are excellent,flags any place else NO. I would love to meet the owner of the I Love Sausage Flag.*@~## twat,and whats the point in football club flags and national flags..there all a pain in the f**k**g arse. Its a festival not a sports event. I would love to see the reaction in one of our Prem football stadiums if they all started waving bloody big banners and flags through the whole game,and i'm sure they would just love the I Love Sausage Flag being waved ??????

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Yes, Arena. You guys have some problem with the word ARENA perhaps ? It's clearly marked on the official Glastomap and all that ... you mean you haven't been there, seen it and bought the tee shirt etc :D

I share your pain with umbrellas tho Mr.Strudders, and that's pain as in quite literally having had my eyes nearly gouged out by the bl**dy things several times at glasto and elsewhere. Grrr, just buy a fcuking hat or b*gger off elsewhere with your huge F/O great umbrellas you loada wusses ! It's only water FFS, it wont kill you and all that but I really don't feel the need to experience your fair share of said water as well as me own :)

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I think the number of flags infront of the stages has gotten way out of hand.

However. Banning them would be totally wrong, and totally against the freedom that is allowed at Glastonbury.

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Don't care. Umbrellas are more of a pain. Someone who was right at the front at Regina Spektor got one out during the rain, and was on the receiving end of a fair bit of abuse from several punters. Well deserved imo!

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