Diddles
Well-Known Member
I don't get the whole bringing your kids to festivals thing. Unless you have them cycling round on a bmx selling acid on your behalf.
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Kids have loads of other stuff to go to - the national aquatic center, Fort Lucan, Tayto Park, Rathbeggan lakes, Dublin Zoo, France, Lanzarote etc. etc. I don't see why people feel the need to bring them to see Blondie in a field in Stradbally.
Kids have loads of other stuff to go to - the national aquatic center, Fort Lucan, Tayto Park, Rathbeggan lakes, Dublin Zoo, France, Lanzarote etc. etc. I don't see why people feel the need to bring them to see Blondie in a field in Stradbally.
I'm pretty sure thats what most of the kids were doing this year. I even saw two 4 year olds getting hassled by the cops.I don't get the whole bringing your kids to festivals thing. Unless you have them cycling round on a bmx selling acid on your behalf.
I was at that. Great stuff.
I remember it being a bit shit. I liked the album but they were pants live.
Kids have loads of other stuff to go to - the national aquatic center, Fort Lucan, Tayto Park, Rathbeggan lakes, Dublin Zoo, France, Lanzarote etc. etc. I don't see why people feel the need to bring them to see Blondie in a field in Stradbally.
The whole place came alive.
But then how are people going to know that you're a cool parent?!
No offence to anyone here that's brought their kids but I'd never do it myself. For me the whole point of it is spending time AWAY from your kids.
I remember the place being packed and people going ape shit but the band themselves were underwhelming. All posturing and no goods.
I'd never do it either, it'd be way too stressful for all involved. I'm sure kids have fun at it, but they can have fun loads of other places, where there's no drunk people and they have access to clean toilets. And you can't tell me the adults are having wall to wall fun because they still have to do all the parent things they usually do at home, but in a wet field, with loads of shouty people. There's definitely an element of 'Hey, I can have kids and still have a life' about it. Sorry, but you're just going to have to hold off on the hipster fun times until they go to the Gaeltacht for three weeks when they're teenagers.
I remember it as everyone singing and yelling along with every song off Funeral. A killer atmosphere was my takeaway.
I'd never do it either, it'd be way too stressful for all involved. I'm sure kids have fun at it, but they can have fun loads of other places, where there's no drunk people and they have access to clean toilets. And you can't tell me the adults are having wall to wall fun because they still have to do all the parent things they usually do at home, but in a wet field, with loads of shouty people. There's definitely an element of 'Hey, I can have kids and still have a life' about it. Sorry, but you're just going to have to hold off on the hipster fun times until they go to the Gaeltacht for three weeks when they're teenagers.
I remember it as everyone singing and yelling along with every song off Funeral. A killer atmosphere was my takeaway. Didn't experience anything like it at the festival again.
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