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It's one of those that you have to file under "we've all done it but it doesn't get mentioned". Anyway, I'm told its not comparable to what females and homosexual males are able to complain about.
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while a festival romance would be a bit of fun..on the first/2nd night only..I don't really go looking for anyone at festivals, I leave my girl hunting to when I'm out on the town, ha

Usually a bit worse for wear , and never even think about it tbh!

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Haven't read this whole thread, but I pulled at my first Glasto in 2003, and... She was ginger! I did vaguely know her tho so it wasn't exactly some kind of Glasto magic.

I f**ked her up the arse in my mate's tent. He wasn't impressed when he found out many months later. True story folks.

Hope that's just what ya need on a sunday morning.

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I would add more than taht to the concept of bullying and prejudice. I had an unusual surname and the marked me out for speciall attention all the way through life. It was Drain, imagine the fun and japes when I joined the army and 3 lads were set to clean the toilets. Drain, Marsh and Boggs.

The fun never f**king stops.

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Haven't read this whole thread, but I pulled at my first Glasto in 2003, and... She was ginger! I did vaguely know her tho so it wasn't exactly some kind of Glasto magic.

I f**ked her up the arse in my mate's tent. He wasn't impressed when he found out many months later. True story folks.

Hope that's just what ya need on a sunday morning.

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Ginger hair and a very unusual surname, I joined the army too, the grief I got was out of this world. I remember the first day in the army the abuse was totally centred on my name and hair, if I had of reacted to it I wouldn't of stayed, but I took it on the hair, I mean chin and carried on. Another soldier at the time said he would of left on the first day if he had of got the same abuse. Instead I found it quite amusing.
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