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6 minutes ago, Neil said:

except at Glastonbury where you're a freeloader, no different to how a billionaire is a freeloader.

Volunteers aren't freeloaders. 

Skip I don't know why you keep coming back for abuse from Neil Fish and his brother Barry. 

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1 minute ago, Skip997 said:

That'd be a "freeloader" who has spent about 15 years doing shifts for Green Traffic control, including some of the most intense stewarding shifts on site. Shifts that prevent people being seriously injured by on-site traffic.

A "freeloader" who has spent weeks painting the longdrops.

A "freeloader" who took part in the best post festival clear-up ever, according to Michael Eavis, and including working on site until the end of August.

A "freeloader" who did round about double their expected hours as C&T crew without asking for or expecting any reward. The fact that Arabella Churchill decided to compensate me wasn't my decision.

A "freeloader" who has do additional site crew work for no more than a few meals.

 

first time you've posted about some input and not just taking for nothing.

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Just now, Skip997 said:

That'd be a "freeloader" who has spent about 15 years doing shifts for Green Traffic control, including some of the most intense stewarding shifts on site. Shifts that prevent people being seriously injured by on-site traffic.

A "freeloader" who has spent weeks painting the longdrops.

A "freeloader" who took part in the best post festival clear-up ever, according to Michael Eavis, and including working on site until the end of August.

A "freeloader" who did round about double their expected hours as C&T crew without asking for or expecting any reward. The fact that Arabella Churchill decided to compensate me wasn't my decision.

A "freeloader" who has do additional site crew work for no more than a few meals.

 

All hail the freeloading workers without whom we would have f**k all festival .... last I heard it was called working for a ticket 

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Just now, Crazyfool01 said:

All hail the freeloading workers without whom we would have f**k all festival .... last I heard it was called working for a ticket 

he ain't a worker as he always makes clear when bragging about his freeloading.

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2 minutes ago, stuie said:

Volunteers aren't freeloaders. 

Skip I don't know why you keep coming back for abuse from Neil Fish and his brother Barry. 

Neither do I TBH

But in the case I feel I had to explain

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4 minutes ago, Crazyfool01 said:

All hail the freeloading workers without whom we would have f**k all festival .... last I heard it was called working for a ticket 

 

1 minute ago, Crazyfool01 said:

hes made it pretty damn clear .... in this case you are wrong Neil and have clearly missed some of his many posts stating this 

Thanks for this, makes me happy that some understand and appreciate

Maybe I should post in the Glastonbury stories topic about some of my experiences and instances where I went above and beyond the expected and used my initiative to resolve potentially deadly events occurring.

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1 minute ago, Crazyfool01 said:

hes made it pretty damn clear .... in this case you are wrong Neil and have clearly missed some of his many posts stating this 

the post just above is the first time i've seen him post about working at the fest. its not just glastonbury he likes to boast about freeloading.

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1 minute ago, Neil said:

the post just above is the first time i've seen him post about working at the fest. its not just glastonbury he likes to boast about freeloading.

Got any real life examples?

Not just in your imagination.

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1 minute ago, Neil said:

the post just above is the first time i've seen him post about working at the fest. its not just glastonbury he likes to boast about freeloading.

Neil it might be the first youve seen but there are many  others that show he works for a ticket along with thousands of others and as hes posted already his work I think thats demonstration enough hes not freeloading as you call it .  

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Just now, Skip997 said:

Got any real life examples?

Not just in your imagination.

 in your posts real life examples all over these forums, not just me that's noticed you as a freeloader - somone pointed it out to me.

 your freeloading is laughable when you slag off billionaires.

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1 minute ago, Crazyfool01 said:

Neil it might be the first youve seen but there are many  others that show he works for a ticket along with thousands of others and as hes posted already his work I think thats demonstration enough hes not freeloading as you call it .  

thousands of others work for their tickets - he doesn't from what he's posted over time.

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1 minute ago, Neil said:

 in your posts real life examples all over these forums, not just me that's noticed you as a freeloader - somone pointed it out to me.

 your freeloading is laughable when you slag off billionaires.

Still no idea what the f**k you're on about.

I can only presume that you're confusing me with someone else.

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1 minute ago, Skip997 said:

Still no idea what the f**k you're on about.

I can only presume that you're confusing me with someone else.

if you want people to think you're a freeloader, you go about it the right way.

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3 minutes ago, Neil said:

 in your posts real life examples all over these forums, not just me that's noticed you as a freeloader - somone pointed it out to me.

So that's a no then. 

It's well known that Skip works for Greenfields Traffic Control.  He's posted about it a lot in the past. 

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19 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

That'd be a "freeloader" who has spent about 15 years doing shifts for Green Traffic control, including some of the most intense stewarding shifts on site. Shifts that prevent people being seriously injured by on-site traffic.

A "freeloader" who has spent weeks painting the longdrops.

A "freeloader" who took part in the best post festival clear-up ever, according to Michael Eavis, and including working on site until the end of August.

A "freeloader" who did round about double their expected hours as C&T crew without asking for or expecting any reward. The fact that Arabella Churchill decided to compensate me wasn't my decision.

A "freeloader" who has do additional site crew work for no more than a few meals.

 

@Neil fyi its here 

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2 minutes ago, Crazyfool01 said:

@Neil fyi its here 

a freeloader who only posts about his freeloading not his working. never seen him post about working until just now.

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