Glasto pub quiz

[dost]

I have to put together a silly quiz/games/drinking session with a Glastonbury theme. I'm still at the early planning stage but have a few ideas;

Pin the beard on ME

Rolling stone charades

In what year........?

Best festival invention ( mine is a hovercraft cool box which follows you via a Bluetooth link with a fingerprint or retinal lock, god I want one!)

Build a teepee

Wellie wanging

Please help as I'm a bit stuck now, any ideas? Oh and also ideas for "really stupid but handy at a festival" prizes

Edited April 4, 2013 by dost

[pie_and_a_pint]

What about a round of pictionary or rapidough with names of artists on the lineup??

[bigjontour]

How about a three legged race after a skin full of brothers on a sunny thursday afternoon.

[Matt42]

Name three female artists that have headlined glastonbury.

Name 10 rolling stones songs in under 30 seconds.

Winner gets a sleeping bag!

[dost]

Thanks for the ideas, I'd like to see the three legged race! But at a safe distance!

[dost]

Name three female artists that have headlined glastonbury.

Name 10 rolling stones songs in under 30 seconds

Winner gets a sleeping bag!

[dost]

Sorry, having a bit of bother with the app. I can answer the 3 female headliners - I remember watching Judie Tzuke in the pouring rain, but actually doubt I could do 10 rolling stones tunes in 30 seconds.

[bigjontour]

i cant manage a 2 legged race after a weds/thurs afternoon at the brothers bar never mind 3

[jimmyt]

Perform a twenty-minute monologue on why you wouldn't sully your Glastonbury experience by going anywhere near the Pyramid stage (bonus points for each separate explanation of why headliners don't matter because it "gives you more time to explore the rest of the site.").

Fastest number two trip to the toilet (bonus points for holding breath throughout).

Longest time sat in a camp chair without moving despite the inconvenience you're causing to everyone else.

Best singing along to a song you don't actually know.

Greatest number of adjectives used to describe a performance you've seen but your mates haven't.

Chewing off your own ear competition.