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I am torn between affection for a kindred soul and loathing for a competitor!


Nah not really - best of luck


Hopefully my work internet connection will give me an edge... if I get through to the site I'll try and bag you some tix as well if you want to trust me with your details nearer the day

Good work Sean, I love the bit when you're entering your card details and your heart is racing... Then when the order is complete you suddenly start worrying if you got your card number right ;) My cousin wants me to go to a festival in Amsterdam at the end of May, great line up, but not sure I can justify spending the money... Will just have to wait til Reading...

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