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Fair one; my particular unsavioury pick pocket moment was as a result of 'organised' gangs of thieves who trawled through the crowd during The Specials gig.

I had a group of organised thieves try to distract me whilst one of their mates tried dipping my pockets at a fest about 12 years ago .... but the pocket he tried dipping only had my baccy in it, so that's all he got.

And I was quite pleased to see the same guy later the same day with his face pummelled in ... looks like he picked on someone who didn't take it as lightly as me. :lol:

What you need to have are leg pockets that zip or popper, and then you're very unlikely to get had I reckon.

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So I've filled out my registration ages ago with all my details including my postcode. But I've had someone say today on a forum that for international ticket buyers your postcode shouldn't be your actual postcode but should be your suburb. Is there any truth to this?

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