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Old Gits Meet 2011


Guest DaveMac

Should it be Wednesday or Thursday?  

62 members have voted

  1. 1. Should the OGM be on Wednesday or Thursday?

    • Wednesday
      11
    • Thursday
      23
    • Either day
      28


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Just noticed this..the Stonebridge Bar at 8pm on Thursday have the Yacht Rock Djs playing Journey, Foreigner, Prince, Doobie Brothers etc..I quite fancy that!

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I really like the sound of that AoH :) Plenty of 70's style dancing for me ! B)

Baggy Mondays is on rather later than I expected (0100 - 0300 Stonebridge Bar, Thursday (well Friday technically)) so this is defo an option...

Anyone else like the sound of this?

Dave

PS I hope a few people have got themselves Victor Meldrew masks otherwise I won't recognise you! ;)

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Fame at last ! lol B)

A reporter at BBC Somerset is reporting from Glasto this year. One of the themes they are looking at is the age range at the festival, so Ithey are very interested to speak to some older people. Partly, it's because Saga reckon 1 in 10 people at Glasto this year will be over 50.

So, they are wondering if me and any of the other people meeting up would be up for doing a couple of very short interviews at the OGM.

Basically, he would just turn up and ask you a few questions for 5 mins and then leave us in peace.

Any others apart from me fancy being interviewed? GH? anoldhippie@60? any other oldies? ;)

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I'd be very happy to speak to a reporter - I've done media interviews as part of my day job. i've been going since 1978 and seen it all - and i'm STILL hugely enthusiastic about the whole festival, as you might have gathered.

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