GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL 2008......who is going?

[the_varndalls]

Hey guys,

Just wondered if any of you had planned on going to Glastonbury this year or if anyone has been before?

This is my first year and i have heard its a little hard to apply, so if you guys could give me any details i would be very much appreciated

Dani[/b]

[killa]

I was online 3 hours, clicking for a ticket. Two people on the phone.

Didn't get one.

No idea what the best route is.
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[DidierD]

Never even attempted to get Glasto tickets, been to Leeds Festival bout 5 times time, best weekends ever!! I don't see why Glasto would be any better
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I should be.

Remember to sign up to their registration process in Feb.

Then it's a case of clicking 'refresh' a hell of a lot of times while constantly making calls on the day.

[Shay HTFC]

My little Timmy has got a cold so I'm not sure.
But we have our wellies and we'll be really roughing it. It'll be nice to get out of Kensington for a weekend. Its gets so stuffy and I just need to get in touch with my natural side.
I love Glasto. Its so radical. Especially when my little Timmy went it that crazy mud. It was literally over his toes! It was that extreme that I drove the Cayenne straight to our BUPA medical centre to get him a jab. He's such a brave little soldier, risking all those diseases.

I'm such a hippy really when I think about it. I love that feeling of the great outdoors where you've really got to fend for yourselves and make the most of what I can only describe as the extreme outdoors. I mean, even some of the toilets didn't lock properly and we even ran out of gas for our Deluxe barbecue! It was like returning to the caveman era! Especially when I had to cook that tin of beans on the stove. That was just like being in the wilderness, but really exhilarating! My friend, Edward, was a bit ill prepared though. He forgot his Dolce sunglasses, so actually had to put his hand over his eyes. Oh how we sniggered.

potentially a slight hint of sarcasm

[killa]

Fucking A

Most amusing was seeing black women camping....saw one in boots with expensive shopping bags almost crying at the rain.

I don't give a toss about not jumping, black people can't camp.
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Shay; people I dub ‘pseudo hippies’ annoy me too.
Those that are all peace and love at a festival, then go back to their 9-5 office job and trendy wine bars in London. If you haven’t been, when I was there a few years ago many of the people at The Big Chill were an excellent example of this.
At glasto what further annoyed me is the type like one woman I heard phoning her friends “Hey, I’m at Glastonbury sitting on a stone in the stone circle, it’s way cool!” then hanging up – you could tell her friends were thinking ‘err, great, so why are you telling me this’. It should be enjoyable because you’re enjoying the experience, not because you enjoy telling other people you’re doing it!
With the new controls Glastonbury has got a bit worse, as well as getting a bit younger; however it doesn’t detract from the fact that is a very good festival, rather than a collection of bands playing in a field that most such music events are.