haha, i love the understatement: "It's slightly soggy on site at Glastonbury..." looking at the pic, those tents are nearly drowning in a flood. posted by merc at 11:48 AM on June 24, 2005
The only thing that could improve this news is if Mr Paltrow gets hit in the face with a bottle of warm piss. posted by dodgygeezer at 12:17 PM on June 24, 2005
Wow. I'd think that wandering around in water that's downstream from the port-a-potties would put me right off my banana fritters.
"Mmm... It's a bit nutty."
/Austin Powers
Also, effluvium is a nice word to say. posted by Zack_Replica at 12:19 PM on June 24, 2005
that makes me feel a little better about missing this year's festival. posted by car_bomb at 12:27 PM on June 24, 2005
Nothing like cholera to remember your youth by. posted by m@ at 1:05 PM on June 24, 2005
So, what are the chances of mud not being thrown at the performers? In my experience, zero. posted by smackfu at 1:06 PM on June 24, 2005
Drity hippies. posted by Capn at 1:43 PM on June 24, 2005
Somwhat related, here's the live webcast (RealAudio). At the moment it's the Doves, then Fatboy Slim. posted by smackfu at 1:44 PM on June 24, 2005
Glastonbury every year is a bit wet, no? posted by krunk at 2:28 PM on June 24, 2005
Wait - they don't hold the festival on the Somerset fens do they? Even drained, they are only one bad storm away from being marshes. posted by jb at 9:13 PM on June 24, 2005
heh.
punilux: I hear ya. '98 veteran. posted by blag at 6:31 AM on June 25, 2005
A little late with a comment here, but I thought I'd post as I was a photographer with Guardian Online this year and was camped very near to where most of the photos were taken of flooded tents. You can see some of my photos on the Guardian website here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/gallery/0,8542,1510615,00.html
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posted by merc at 11:48 AM on June 24, 2005