johnhcollins

yeknomyeknom Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Men peeing in all the bushes on the outskirts of > the park, constantly, even though there are > plentiful toilets nearby with no visible queues, > is worse than the noise. Disgusting, flagrant > selfishness. We?ve complained to Gala but not a > lot they can do other than provide plentiful > toilets. you really need a hobby or something to occupy your time

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > johnhcollins Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Spartacus Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > I'm looking forward to 20 years from now when > > Joe > > > Peckham and Funny are on here complaining > that > > a > > > music festival on the Rye has kept their kids > > > awake all night and they are now too tired to > > go > > > and do their jobs. > > > > > > Assuming of course that they don't od on some > > > dodgy tabs first that is like so many people > I > > > knew in my youth have. > > > > the last part of your comment is pretty over > the > > top, especially when you know how much > something > > like that can hurt people. > > Life's gonna hurt, and if you choose to take drugs > then you also choose the consequences. > > No one forces you to take them so if life turns > around and kicks you by giving you a reaction then > frankly you were in control of your own destiny > and the sad thing is it's the people left behind > that get hurt the most. why even mention it, especially what?s happened in north london this week gone. and what are you actually on about? you come across as not only an absolutely abhorrent person but also someone who has absolutely no clue about anything. im begging you, please go outside and speak to people

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm looking forward to 20 years from now when Joe > Peckham and Funny are on here complaining that a > music festival on the Rye has kept their kids > awake all night and they are now too tired to go > and do their jobs. > > Assuming of course that they don't od on some > dodgy tabs first that is like so many people I > knew in my youth have. the last part of your comment is pretty over the top, especially when you know how much something like that can hurt people.

PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DO you assume that the only people upset about the > noise own houses? How small minded of you. If > ever you are involved in an accident or need the > services of A&E I hope you are not faced with a > nurse who through lack of sleep in his or her > council or private flat they can barely afford the > rent on, doesn't make an error in treating you. We > are part of one society reliant on one another > whether we like it or not. > > > Houseoflego Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Welcome to the forum johncollins > > > > > > johnhcollins Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Man, you all need to chill out. it?s three > days > > > man ahah if you don?t like it sell your gaff > > and > > > move to surrey to be with likeminded people. > > just > > > take pleasure in other people having a good > > time. > > > > > > > > > I?d recommend if you have a problem with it > > > happening go and ask if anyone partying there > > has > > > got a spare spliff for you look, appreciate where you?re coming from on this but 100% that is a bigger problem which needs to be addressed separately to this. you even agree in your points that it?s issue so why are you accepting that it can?t be changed and it should be put up with? you?re not arguing for what you think you?re arguing for, you?re arguing for hegemony

first mate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hilarious response. It doesn't actually bother > me...at all. I like loud music. However, I am able > to step outside the limits of my own experience > and empathise with the plight of those who feel > differently from me. I can understand that for > residents close by who do not share my tolerance > for very loud music and who have other priorities > and responsibilities beyond 'having fun' enduring > this event for three days solid could be quite > testing. > > johnhcollins Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > nah fully you need to learn to have more fun > and > > let things bother you less. this isn?t as much > of > > an inconvenience as you think it is there?s a difference between arguing for gala and arguing that it should happen every week. i?m arguing that being considerate goes two ways

nah fully you need to learn to have more fun and let things bother you less. this isn?t as much of an inconvenience as you think it is

i?m sure the elderly couple would probably feel a lot more seeing a lot of people having fun. but anyway, i?m not trying to rile you up. just don?t let it bother you so much. and yeah i signed up to make that post because some people on this thread need to relax a bit :-)

Man, you all need to chill out. it?s three days man ahah if you don?t like it sell your gaff and move to surrey to be with likeminded people. just take pleasure in other people having a good time. I?d recommend if you have a problem with it happening go and ask if anyone partying there has got a spare spliff for you