Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Is it common among Indian students to go barefoot for fun, ‘cause it’s cool or healthy?

"Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair." (Kahlil Gibran)


I’m a German but I’ve left Europe for good, living in India for the past seven years. I’m quite an average guy – except for my trademark: I'm always barefoot, all-year-round, wherever I go, whatever I do! Most of my friends have never seen me wearing shoes… For me, being barefoot isn’t just a fashion statement: It’s a lifestyle, a way to express myself. And of course an amazing sensual experience: I can FEEL the ground! Would you wear gloves all-year-round? Nopes! So: Why shoes? Walking barefoot, I’m far more “in touch”, in touch with nature, with Mother Earth… Energy can flow freely, I’m never disconnected. It’s very refreshing and stimulating, and the ecological impact is far less dramatic (erosion!) if I’m hiking without shoes. Somehow I’m more defensive, less aggressive if barefoot. Walking barefoot isn’t only special but also communicative: Travelling a lot I’ve made friends in many countries, explaining why I’m roaming around barefoot!


Coming to India I realized: Many people are barefoot, all the time and everywhere, not only in rural areas and villages but also in town! Even if you’re staying in a big city – one of those hot-spots of modernization and westernisation: You’ll be unable to spend ten minutes in the streets without spotting a pair of dusty bare feet! And it seems quite obvious to me that living barefoot isn’t a privileged of the poor, especially in the South, especially in cities like Chennai. But I wonder: What about the educated youth – students, university graduates? Has anyone of you chosen to go barefoot for fun, ‘cause it’s cool or healthy?

Is it common among Indian students to go barefoot for fun, ‘cause it’s cool or healthy?
Why are you so ******* obsessed with being barefoot?
Reply:As a yoga therapist I tell my students to walk barefooted


but so far nobody has dared. When I visit stadium to walk


I always remove my chappals(sandal) and walk


barefooted and to add to that I always walk clockwise


round the stadium and rest whole of the crowd walk


anticlockwise. It is embarassing and awkward but I push


on because nobody dare to get into an argument but I do


get strange looks for being barefooted as well as walking


clockwise direction and this is in India and that to south


india. I guess they think of me as a square plug in a round


hole. Educated indian youths - students, university graduates


walking barefooted for fun, 'cause it's cool or healthy' you


must be kidding I haven't met a single one of them.
Reply:What the ****?
Reply:It maybe,im not certain
Reply:nope.. no educated person in north india walks barefoot...


personally... people say my hands and feet are really beautiful..


n no im not bragging.. i didnt notice them until people pounted them out! anyways.. they're probably the only beautiful feature i have in me... so i cover them up all the time! to save them from dust and sunlight! hehe.. sounds stupid.. but is true... i wear shoes all the time! i guess im obssessed with keeping my feet clean and spotless!
Reply:No, because of their choice



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most of that stuff i cant do b/c im at work
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Returning an item to Charlotte Russe?

So I bought these flats from Charlotte Russe. When I tried them on there, I had socks on because I was wearing tennis shoes. So I bought them in a 7 because they fit at the store. Well, you don't normally wear this type of shoe with socks and they are a little big and I think I need the size 6. I have the receipt and the tag, but the tag is not attached. I just don't have that little plastic ring that attached the tag to the shoes. Can I still return them and get the size 6? Do they have some special tag attacher thing? I tried to tie it on with some bendy wire stuff. I really love the shoes, but they don't fit and I really want them in a size 6! What can I do?

Returning an item to Charlotte Russe?
go to the store and say that you want to exchange it, if you have the tag and the receipt, but the tag is not attached they should still let you do it because you're not returning it, just exchanging it.



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My school has uniforms AND a dress code. How can I protest the new, strict rules?

I go to a private school and I am required to wear uniforms. What makes this worse is that we also have a dress code. We have to wear certain color belts and socks. Next year, they are making the rules much more strict. Even our shoes have to be certain colors and now we have to wear special clothes on chapel days (it is a private Christian school). I'm quite upset about this. I doubt I will even be able to remember to wear special clothes everytime we have chapel, and the other rules in my opinion take the dress code too far. Teenagers need to be able to have some sort of individuality in their appearance at school, even if they wear uniforms.





I would like to find some way to protest this. I think a petition would be one possible ideas, but I need others. Can anyone give me some advice on what to do?





I am sure some of you disagree with me and believe what my school is doing is a good idea. I respect that, but I don't need a lecture. Try to see this from my point of view.

My school has uniforms AND a dress code. How can I protest the new, strict rules?
go to school naked. or put leaves over your privates so you look like eve, how can a christian school kick you out then? lol
Reply:Definetly get other students and parents involved. They want to make it so kids arent trying to compete about what they are wearing but that gives you no way to express yourself.





If you started by saying you want to choose your own shoes, socks and given a choice of a few pants, shorts, skirts in a couple different colors, it would be easier than protesting the uniform overall.


Be decisive and have a plan if you intend on leading this rally.
Reply:See if other students share your opinion, and than start a petition. Try to get some teachers and parents involved too.
Reply:it wont be that bad, you just need to get use to it. In Mexico, kids are to wear uniform since they are in primary school, even the are demanded to use a certain color of shoes.


See, the way kids dress nowadays it has made so many school officials to go to drastic measures, and take control on the way some kids are dressing. I have seen girls wear miniskirts so small that they are almost showing their underwear come on thats is just asking for trouble. If I was a principal to a school, I would also do the same by having a dress code and uniform.


I know teenagers need some sort of individuality but see, not all kids can have the same brand of clothes. I think everyone should be put at the same label by wearing the same kind of clothing, color etc.
Reply:back in the 70's i went to a private christian school also, i had a sheet of paper taped on the inside of my closet to remind me of chapel days and what i was allowed to wear and not to, we did not have uniforms but i wish we did , my family did not have the extra money for nice cloths and i wore mostly hand me downs and most were well worn items. i think the school is doing you a favor, but iam sure if the student body would approach the school board maybe one Monday a month a uniform free day (with some rules, leight of skirts not too short ect be fair no punk stuff ) or if a person "earned points" to go uniform free day. talk to your student president and see what they say with this idea.



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Am i asking for to much? am i being pushy?

i have never seen my dad get my mom a present without her asking for something,my borther always asks me to get his girlfriends prestents, %26amp;now my boyfriend who is following the same path. im trying to tell him that its not the gift itself that matters to me at all, but the thought that goes into it. i just want something thoughtfull, i dont care if he found it on the street, but he keeps telling me he doesnt know what to give me. ive given him so many hints and even told him a few things i thought would be thoughtful and he is still having trouble. i told him i can buy shoes and clothes myself, and i wanted him to give me something special that has meaning behind it. weve been together for 2 and a half years,why is it so hard for him to think of something special?he wrote me a poem a few monhts ago for my birthday and never gave it to me,its in his computer, so i told him for the holidays to print it out and frame it for me, and he said thats not agift because i already told him. help

Am i asking for to much? am i being pushy?
Men just have no concept of what to give as a gift, possibly because we buy what we want when the time is right. My wife always had to tell me what she would like and then I would forget before I had bought it so I needed to ask again. I know that poem would make a great gift, but to a man, even framed it is not a gift. (it's a man thing, unexplainable) If you can train him to do romantic things then you are well ahead of the race.
Reply:Tell him aspects of your life that will help him to chose a gift that he thinks would be meaningful
Reply:I told my ex-wife that my gift to her is me. Now you know why she's my ex. Men are down right bad at finding gifts, that's why we get married and leave it up to our wives to do it. But, to make a long story short, all my wife wanted was flowers, and stupid me never got the hint till it was to late. Maybe you should tell him it's flowers and even tell him your best color,because us men are really dumb at picking gifts.
Reply:He should give you want you want most if you don't already have it.
Reply:Your not asking too much or being too pushy. I've been there too. My fiance is the same way. He is thought ful but doesnt know what to get me unless I tell him. Its not that hard to but for us girls. He could get "jewlery" or lotion or girl stuff. Thats at least something that we would enjoy.


You would think since youve been together for over 2 yrs that he would know you and know what you like. I agree w/ you that its the thought behind the gift. My fiance had a bday card for me on his computer. HE moved and lost the cd the card was on. I told him to get paper and a pen and make me a card instead of buying a card. But he wanted to give me that one. I never got a card and he still hasn't found the cd.


I know what your going through. Just keep telling him how you feel and maybe someday he will understand. Maybe you have to point things out all the time so he will get the hints. Good luck!!



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How much should i ask for these on Ebay?

I'm going to sell a JamesOn Curry practice worn jersey and Thabo Sefolosha Custom made shoes, they are not signed but are size 15 Adidas Pump Special Edition for the Pros.

How much should i ask for these on Ebay?
Just start them off at a penny and see how high the bidding goes
Reply:i dont know, but you should sell em quick. these guys might not be around forever
Reply:189.99 dollars man! that's some good stuff you have
Reply:start the bidding at 9.99 with $25.00 shipping ( it covers your seller fee's,shipping etc..) Starting the bid at 9.99 keeps your selling fee at .40 cents, and if people want it, they will bid like crazy.



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What should I get for someone who's turning 21?

So my sister is turning 21 soon. 21 is supposed to be really special, right? I don't really know what to get her. Whatever I thought of (bags, shoes, things I make myself, etc.) seems too... normal. As in not special enough for someone who's turning 21. Any suggestions?

What should I get for someone who's turning 21?
Buy her a bottle and some shot glasses. She is finally legal to drink. Just don't let her drive.
Reply:A nicely planned vacation and lots of money in her purse to splurge.
Reply:trip to Las Vegas. time for a vacation with you're not so little ?(anymore) sister
Reply:get her a SIX PACK OF BEER and say u earned it pal
Reply:Alcohol is the knee-jerk response, but other things one can enjoy upon turning 21...lottery tickets, visits to a gentleman's club (might be a fun outing, even though she probably doesn't particularly like watching strippers), a casino, etc. Perhaps some sort of membership: a gym, the auto club, something that says she's all grown up.
Reply:maybe you don't need to get her something, maybe what you need is to let her feel more of your love, try taking her out, take a tour or something. Goodluck........
Reply:If you're over 21, take her out to a nice restaurant or bar that you think she might like and buy her her first drink.
Reply:A bottle of her favorite liquor. I myself am a Jack Daniels girl, but if you can find whatever suits her, all the better! And I agree with another poster...definitely get shotglasses. You gotta have those!
Reply:A bottle of wine.



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For all who want to know about Hinduism. I would like your opinion. Thanks?

This is an introduction to Hinduism for mainly non Hindus. It is a well produced video. I think it should be shared by all law enforcement agencies world wide as an introduction to Hinduism.








Superb Video on Hinduism Produced by Chicago Police Department





CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, April 4, 2008: Several years ago Hinduism Today learned of a training video produced by the Chicago Police Department to educate its officers about each major religion in the Chicago area, including Hinduism. Today, we stumbled across a link to the video (URL above) and it is an excellent presentation.


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Hinduism





Video at :





http://www.archive.org/details/gov.doj.n...











Running time 9m 29s











The following Transcript is available at :





http://bja.ncjrs.gov/diversity/rel_07_hi...





(Kevin Dean) It is the oldest religion in the world, and predates Christiantity by 4,000 years.





(Dean) Still, the basic tenets of this faith have withstood the test of time and human evolution.





(Dean) It is Hinduism, a faith rooted in concepts of good will, tolerance, and harmony.





(Dean) Hello, I'm Chaplin Dean with the Chicago Police Department.





(Dean) This is the fifth in a series of videos to expand your knowledge and understanding





of the many diverse communities within our city.





(Dean) Having even a basic knowledge of a person's customs and culture enables





police officers to conduct their duties in a more efficient and respectful manner.





(Dean) Today, we explore Hinduism.





(Dean) [Swame vivakananda] introduced Hinduism to Chicago in 1883, during





the parliament of religions.





(Dean) Since then, more than 80,000 people of the Hindu faith have settled





in the Chicago area.





(Dr. Shyam L. Bhatia) Most of them have migrated from India since the middle '60s; they came





as engineers, professors, doctors; they got education here.





(Dean) But not all Hindus are Indian.





(Swami Varananda) No, not necessarily: I am American, for example.





(Varananda) It's basically what you believe in that determines it.





(Dean) And what do Hindus believe?





(Dr. Sudha Rao) We all believe in one supreme lord; we believe in a cabinetry, if you will, of





multiple gods and goddesses who are in charge of different cabinets, of kearning, of wealth, and this and, that.





(Rao) But ultimately, every Hindu believes there is only one God, one creator.





(Rao) And some choose to consider this creator a feminine gender; some consider





this a masculine gender.





(Varananda) Hindus believe in reincarnation; they believe that after this life, you go





to some celestial realm, heaven or maybe a hell, but that's a temporary thing.





(Varananda) Then you come back; you're born again, take on another body.





(Dean) And Hindus respect all religions as a path to God.





(Dean) Hindu gods are honored in temples, whether those be the elaborate





community temples, or simple temples within the home.





(Dean) Hindus don't go to temple on a specific day of the week, Sunday, for example;





temples are open every day, and get quite crowded on Hindu holy days.





(Varananda) But a Hindu doesn't go to temple to hear a sermon or to get a talk;





he goes primarily to have [darshan], which means "to see God," bow down,





pay your respects, offer something, just kind of say hello to God.





(Dean) Hindu priests are typically the only people allowed to touch statues





of the deities within the temple.





(Dean) Photographing deities is not allowed.





(Dean) It is not necessary for males to remove hats or for females to cover their heads





inside a temple.





(Dean) However, all visitors and worshippers are asked to remove their shoes.





(Dr. K.V. Reddy) The significance of taking off the shoes is keeping the place clean.





(Reddy) This is practiced in all of the east: India, China, Japan.





(Dean) Cleanliness of mind and body is important in Hinduism.





(Dean) The left hand was traditionally used for hygiene, and many Hindus still use





the right hand for handling food or sacred objects.





(Dean) It may be considered rude to offer a Hindu something with your left hand.





(Dean) Hindus who have recently immigrated to Chicago, or who are here to visit family,





may appear uncomfortable or fearful when approached by a police officer.





(Dean) One reason is that they are not used to seeing people with guns.





(Reddy) In India, at the constables level, they do not wear weapons.





(Reddy) The police system in India is similar to in England.





(Dr. R.S. Rajan) That's also attributable to the fact that the incidents





of gun ownership in India is rather low.





(Rajan) Guns are very costly; guns are not affordable; you cannot go out and buy





a Saturday-night special anywhere.





(Dean) Many Hindus are accustomed to the Western habit of handshaking.





(Dean) Others, however, prefer to press their palms together, and give a simple bow.





(Reddy) In the East, you always greet in a non-contact way, so that in Hinduism,





the method is "Namaste," then bow, and already you brought the good will of the person.





(Rao) What basically "Namaste" means is, "I worship the divine within you."





(Dean) Hindu women often wear saris.





(Dean) These are dresses made of one long piece of cloth wrapped around the body.





(Dean) Scarves may also be worn as a measure of modesty.





(Dean) Women should not be asked to publicly remove a scarf or unwrap any portion





of a sari.





(Dean) Hindu women may also strongly oppose the removal of a marriage necklace.





(Rajan) A woman won't remove it because it symbolizes marriage; it symbolizes the fact





that she is into the sacred state of matrimony.





(Rao) Clearly, if you meet someone from my group who will be wearing this,





this is a very private and sacred thing to ask, and in fact, the olden tradition taught





that this should not even be seen by others.





(Dean) As with other Eastern religions, it is preferred that male police officers avoid





any physical contact with Hindu women.





(Reddy) In Hinduism, very much, the best an officer can do is don't touch the ladies.





(Reddy) That's one of the things -- you never see, in the Hindu, in public, a man





touching a lady, even his wife.





(Dean) The same applies to female officers having contact with Hindu males.





(Dean) This is especially true for Swamis, who are Hindu monks recognized by





their orange-colored robes.





(Dean) Interviews should be conducted in view of others.





(Swami Chidananda) It ought to be free from all the scandals; the best thing,





if a lady comes, keep the door of the room open, everything open, so that nothing





is hiding; nothing's hiding there.





(Chidananda) So that's (inaudible).





(Dean) Many Hindu women, and some men also, wear forehead markings called





[bindis] or [telaks].





(Rao) There is a definite religious, or a sacred component to it.





(Rao) Much of the time, we come to the temples, we take our red powder here,





we take and apply; the men call it [telak] and women call it [bindi].





(Rao) So this is applied on the forehead, and it represents almost your third eye,





through which you can see the world better.





(Dean) Within a Hindu home, officers may be asked to remove their shoes.





(Dean) Most Hindus are vegetarians, and do not smoke cigarettes.





(Dean) It would be disrespectful to smoke or bring meat products into a Hindu home.





(Dean) Hindu homes have rooms or special areas used for worship.





(Dean) In a nonemergency, always ask permission before entering that area,





and handling any objects.





(Rajan) Every family has, on some degree or some scale, a place set apart for worship.





And devotion to the Lord calls for a higher standard of cleanliness than just a normal thing.





(Rajan) We take a bath, we change our clothes, we (inaudible), and then we sit down before the Lord and pray.





(Bhatia) Because it's a question of purity; we just feel that everything should be





pure and clean.





(Dean) Something else officers may encounter in a Hindu home is the swastika symbol.





(Dean) Centuries before Adolf Hitler adopted the swastika as the symbol





of the Nazi Party, Hindus used the swastika as a religious symbol.





(Dean) In fact, "swastika" is a Sanskrit word that translates to "let goodness prevail."





(Dean) It is still found on many Hindu articles of faith.





(Bhatia) It symbolizes power; it symbolizes [sharti], it symbolizes the goodness





of the divine being.





(Dean) As with all religions, Hinduism has many different subsets, hundreds of them





around the world.





(Dean) Still, there are some basic cultural courtesies officers can observe.





(Dean) In nonemergencies, remove your shoes when entering a Hindu temple





or home.





(Dean) When practical, ask permission before entering a sacred area within a home.





(Dean) Statues of deities within a temple or home should not be touched unless





absolutely necessary.





(Dean) Handshakes may be refused.





(Dean) A traditional hello involves a slight bow, and the greeting "Namaste."





(Dean) It is preferable to hand objects to Hindus using the right hand.





(Dean) Most Hindus are vegetarians.





(Dean) Marriage necklaces are considered sacred, and should not be touched





or removed by police.





(Dean) Hindu men and women may be more comfortable dealing with officers





of their own sex.





(Dean) All of the people we encounter on a daily basis expect to be treated with dignity





and respect.





(Dean) Those who practice Hinduism are no exception.





(Dean) It is our hope that this video will serve to enlighten and foster a new awareness





and understanding.





(Dean) Thanks for watching, and as always, stay safe.

For all who want to know about Hinduism. I would like your opinion. Thanks?
All paths lead to he same destination.


Religion should be LOVE, shared %26amp; practised by the human race.
Reply:its very lengthy to read.. but I will see the video..


and yea I beleive in Hinduism
Reply:You ever heard of TLDR?



accessories belts

Buy few items VS Buy one item, for same price?

(can be of similar type, eg. tops/bags/shoes, etc..)


and of course the one item is probably more special than the many items, eg. a bag that you love VS 2 bags that are quite nice.

Buy few items VS Buy one item, for same price?
it really depends on da items fer me.


like wut i like more or if its worth it.



accessories belts

Why wait until Christmas to buy your love once a gift?

you could buy a gift anytime, why wait until 11 month to buy a gift? just to put it up under a tree ,if you want him or her to have a gift buy it anytime of the year and when christmas come around give them money and let them but what they want I understand buying kids toys and clothe and shoes please tell why ao how come this day is so special that you have to wait this long to buy a gift I just don't understand

Why wait until Christmas to buy your love once a gift?
no one said you had to. it's just a traditional thing. I understand what you mean I feel the same way sometimes but it feels even more special. Christmas is about giving you're time to people and to show how much you care for them.
Reply:I take you're not familiar with traditions....and you don't have to wait to buy something for someone! Where did you come from??
Reply:you're right, but the idea of gift giving and christmas is so ingrained that no one really wants to NOT give up receiving a gift during that time when others around them are. it's sad, but since x-mas became associated with gift giving, ppl just expect to receive gifts when it happens.



interest rate

Style advice?

I bought this gorgeous pair of ivory pointy-toe pumps, mid-heel, very simple, but elegant. And now I don't know what to wear them with. I wanted to put them on for a special event, but most style articles I've read suggest pairing pointy-toe shoes with flowing trousers. I don't want to wear pants to that event. Is there any type or style of dress I can wear with these shoes? I thank all the stylists and fashionistas, who may answer this question, in advance :)

Style advice?
you can buy a nice pastel pink dresses to wear with it. they probably sell it at mandee ,jc penny, sears ,macys, lord%26amp; taylors ,kohls ,wetseal also a nice pastel green would work too. you can even pair it with jewerly if you like
Reply:I think you can wear them with anything. Go for it! I think the magazines were simply suggesting that pointy shoes look good with those type of pants, but they definitely aren't limiting you to just those. The shoes sound adorable, you can wear them with a flowy dress perhaps, or a skirt and a nice blouse. Or with a pair of tight skinny jeans to mix it up. I think they'd look good with anything at all, have fun with them!
Reply:i think sum dark blue/black skinny jeans.


a pretty pink 3 layered shirt. in tha colors light pink/dark pink/white.


%26amp; a cute necklase %26amp; sum cute hoops.


%26amp; ur hair shud be wavy with ur bangs out.


P E R F E C T %26lt;3


lol.
Reply:skinny jeans look fabulous with pointy heels!





http://z.about.com/d/fashion/1/7/n/Q/1/j...
Reply:I think the pointy toe shoes look a little weird with dresses.


Maybe just wear a stylish black pair of slacks with a nice, dressy shirt?
Reply:I personally think the perfect color to wear with white pumps is yellow. A pretty yellow knee length dress would look very pretty with those. I don't know how you feel about yellow but here is a picture of what I mean. I know they are not the same pointy toed shoes but i wanted to show you the color combination and how gorgeous and classy it looks.





http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2007/st...



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Are all men the same?

i have never seen my dad get my mom a present without her asking for something,my borther always asks me to get his girlfriends prestents, %26amp;now my boyfriend who is following the same path. im trying to tell him that its not the gift itself that matters to me at all, but the thought that goes into it. i just want something thoughtfull, i dont care if he found it on the street, but he keeps telling me he doesnt know what to give me. ive given him so many hints and even told him a few things i thought would be thoughtful and he is still having trouble. i told him i can buy shoes and clothes myself, and i wanted him to give me something special that has meaning behind it. weve been together for 2 and a half years,why is it so hard for him to think of something special?he wrote me a poem a few monhts ago for my birthday and never gave it to me,its in his computer, so i told him for the holidays to print it out and frame it for me, and he said thats not agift because i already told him. help

Are all men the same?
he is afraid of rejection. thank him for being there for you. men have trouble giving gifts but they will always do something for you if they don't get distracted first. love him for who he is and not for what you want him to be.
Reply:Not all men are the same but close lol


this year write a wishlist out and when you have got something on it cross it off send your guy a copy of it every couple of months one in email the other in snail mail each time you see something else you would like add it to this


so when it comes to your birthday etc he already as a heads up on what you want also he as some ideas on what he could get you when he feels he just wants you to know how much he loves you with out it being a special occasion
Reply:Once in a while you may find a man that has some romance in him. But you need to remember if hes romantic.. hes prolly lacking somewhere else. There is no perfect man. Just like there is no perfect woman. Some men and or woman are better at some things than at others. What you need to do is decided what factors or most important and let the rest go. Is it more important that he loves you unconditionally or that he romances you out of your mind... you need to decide.
Reply:some of them have better hair
Reply:There are many ways to express love and affection. And giving gifts is only one of the ways.





I think you should let your boyfriend express his love for you in his own way.





If it's not the gift that matters but the thought behind it. Then try to understand that the thought behind the gift is 'love'. And love doesn't have to be tied to giving gifts. There are many better ways to express love than buying and giving a gift.





A simple hug would express love a lot better than hours of searching for some expensive gift that looks nice but is of no practical use to anyone.
Reply:Are all women the same?
Reply:78% of men are all the same.



dog skin problem

My boyfriend's bday is coming. He will be 23. I NEED HELP WITH A GREAT GIFT!!?

We've been together for a year. He buys me great gifts all the time, e.g. diamond earrings, very expensive shoes, designer sunglasses, etc. I want to get him something extra special.

My boyfriend's bday is coming. He will be 23. I NEED HELP WITH A GREAT GIFT!!?
Get him a nice watch. Like and ESQ or Movado.


Make plans taking him to a nice restaurant like Cheesecake Factory, or Dave and Busters. Then have a little sexy lingerie for when you get home. They love that!
Reply:cook him a nice dinner ( or take him to fav place to eat)


a vido game he has been wanting or dvd


and top it off with a good B J


It will be his best b-day ever trust me that what i got this year
Reply:you and another girl in bed when he comes home from work
Reply:get a bow, put it on you, have some whipped cream and icecubes ready
Reply:i think your self, best gift.
Reply:make it a combination of things. A funny card is definately needed, a #1 boyfriend item would be nice. an outfit from lacoste or american eagle, sean john, or south pole would be nice. oh ye, and a thong 4 u!(wink ;-) wink)


hope his birthday is extra special! :-)
Reply:give him something special.... like a scrapbook... you would need time making the scrapbook but im sure you will enjou doing it. put all your pictures together, make a letter or poem expressing your love to him.
Reply:Get him something he is into. For example my boyfriend is 23 almost 24 and he is a fan of some country singer Chris Ludeo (that's not spelled right the last name) and he died a couple years ago.. And i bought him the limited edition Cd's and he loved. Try getting something he likes...



Hotel reviews

Bill the bus driver?

bill got a job driving a school bus. It was decorated with sesame street characters. his first pick up was a pair of twins called jill and jenny paddy who were both fairly overweight. the next stop was a guy called ross who sat directly behind the driver saying, "I'm special, I'm special, I'm special......" The last pick up was a kid called Lester Reece, who took his shoes off and started picking the bunions off his feet all the way to school. after he dropped them off, he went home and his wife asked how his first day on the job went.


He replied, "i spent my morning driving two fat paddys, special Ross, Lester Reece picking bunions on a sesame street bus!"

Bill the bus driver?
hahahaha!!!


very funny


thanks for sharing.
Reply:awesome
Reply:lol i read a different version of this yesterday, but still kinda of cute.
Reply:Very funny, thanks for the humour!



cat skin problem

Glastonbury Festival 2007 full lineup?

Pyramid Stage








Friday 22nd June 2007











Arctic Monkeys


Kasabian


The Fratellis


Bloc Party


The Magic Numbers


Amy Winehouse


Gogol Bordello


The Earlies


Adjágas











Saturday 23rd June











The Killers


The Kooks


Paul Weller


Paolo Nutini


Lily Allen


Dirty Pretty Things


Guillemots


The Pipettes


Seasick Steve


Liz Green











Sunday 24th June











The Who


Kaiser Chiefs


Manic Street Preachers


Dame Shirley Bassey


James Morrison


Marley Brothers Present The 30th Anniversary Of Exodus


The Waterboys


Corb Lund


National Youth Orchestra





Other Stage





Friday 22nd Jun 2007











Bjork


Arcade Fire


Rufus Wainwright


The Coral


Super Furry Animals


Bright Eyes


The Automatic


Modest Mouse


The Cribs


Reverend And The Makers


Mr Hudson And The Library











Saturday 23rd June











Iggy And The Stooges


Editors


Maximo Park


Babyshambles


Klaxons


CSS


Biffy Clyro


The Long Blondes


Brakes


El Presidente


The Switches











Sunday 24th June











The Chemical Brothers


The View


The Go! Team


Mika


The Rakes


Get Cape Wear Cape Fly


Coldwar Kids


Sunshine Underground


The Enemy


The Holloways


Kharma 45





John Peel Stage


Friday 22nd June 2007











Hot Chip


Maccabees


Mum Ra


Jack Penate


Hold Steady


The New Pornographers


Tokyo Police Club


Good Shoes


The Annuals


Disco Ensemble


Fear of Music


Look See Proof











Saturday 23rd June











The Twang


Get Cape Wearcape Fly


Patrick Wolf


Bat for Lashes


Pigeon Detectives


Calvin Harris


You Say Party We Say Die


Holy ****


The Heights


The Rushes


The Hours


Grim Northern Social


Blue Bullet











Sunday 24th June











Jamie T


Just Jack


Mark Ronson


Scott Mathews


Young Knives


Rumble Strips


The Horrors


Noisettes


Tiny Dancers


Aqualung


Shoot The Moon





JazzWorld Stage





Friday 22nd June 2007











Damian Marley


Amy Winehouse


Toumani Diabaté %26amp; Symmetric Orchestra


AIM


Gus Gus


Nasio Fontaine


Soweto Kinch


Midival Punditz feat. Karsh Kale %26amp; special guests


Guilty Pleasures Featuring The Tor Dogs %26amp; Special Guests











Saturday 23rd June 2007











Rodrigo y Gabriela


John Fogerty


Guillemots


Mr Hudson and the Library


K`Naan


Hiromi's Sonicbloom


The Bees


Soil %26amp; 'Pimp' Sessions


Ganga Giri


Forty Thieves Orkestar











Sunday 24th June 2007











Corinne Bailey Rae


Fat Freddys Drop


Amp Fiddler


Beirut


Tinariwen


Seth Lakeman


Koop


Mahala Rai Banda - Electric Gypsyland


Babyhead


Feluka





Acoustic Stage





Friday 22nd June 2007











Damien Rice


Hothouse Flowers


Sandi Thom


Jack L


Lisa Hannigan


The Dylan Project


Pauline Scanlon


Emmy the Great


Newton Faulkner


Martha Tilston











Saturday 23rd June











The Waterboys


Nick Lowe


Eric Bibb


Richie Havens


The Men They Couldn’t Hang


Liam O’Maonlai


The Storys


Catherine Feeny


Liz Green


Hayley Hutchinson











Sunday 24th June











The Bootleg Beatles


KT Tunstall


Moya Brennan


London Community Gospel Choir


Steve Forbert


Songs of Nick Drake By Keith James


David Saw


Winding Stair


Hummingbirds


The Epstein





The Park Stage


Friday 22nd June 2007











Spiritualized - Acoustic Mainline


Aliens


M.I.A.


Shlomo


Cajun Dance Party


Martha Wainwright


Charlotte Hatherly


Chas 'n' Dave


Amy Macdonald


Kate Nash


Los Campesionos!


Remi Nicole


The Ralfe Band


Peter %26amp; the Wolf











Saturday 23rd June











Africa Express


Lou Rhodes


Ed Harcourt


Cherry Ghost


Piney Gear


Josh Pyke


Get Well Soon


The High Wire


Sargeant











Sunday 24th June











Gruff Rhys


Circulus


King Creosote


Adem


The Little Ones


Willy Mason


Micah P Hinson


Pete Doherty


Euros Childs


Fionn Regan


Richard Swift


Adele


Laura Marling


The Young Republic





The Dance Village...





East


Friday 22nd June 2007








Fat Boy Slim


The Klaxons


Gus Gus


Simian Mobile Disco


Max Sedgley


Hyper


Cagedbaby


!!!


Buraka Som Sistema


XX Teens (Formerly Xerox Teens)


Uncle Buck








Saturday 23rd June











Mr Scruff


Mika


Mark Ronson


Yoda


Sugadaddy


Infadels


Tim Deluxe


Black Ghosts


Devils Gun


Phil Kieran








Sunday 24th June








Carl Cox


Pendulum Live


Dave Clarke


Vitalic


The Glimmers


Shitdisco


Kissy Sellout


Elektrons


Zero DB


Dragonette


Polichinelle





West


Friday 22nd June








Trentemoller Live


Danny Howells


System 7


Surgeon A/V Show


Eatstatic


Jim Masters


A Guy Called Gerald


Ralph Myerz and The Jack Herren Band


Alloy Mental


Subgiant


Kava Kava


Marc Vedo


James Gill








Saturday 23rd June








Sasha


Hybrid


Mr C


Meat Katie and VJ Anyone


Uberzone


DJ Hal


The Bays


The Neville Staple Band


Pama International


Kenji Williams


Will Saul


Breakfast With Howard Marks








Sunday 24th June








Krafty Kuts


Coldcut


Steve Lawler


Dreadzone


Bitesize


Crazy P


Stanton Warriors


Phil Hartnoll Presents Long Range


Future Funk Squad


The Whip


DJ Monkey Pilot





G Stage


Friday 22nd June











The Plump DJ's


Rennie Pilgrem %26amp; MC Chickaboo


Adam Freeland


General Midi %26amp; MC Jakes


D. Rameriz


Dumb Blonde


Timo Maas


Tom Real V's The Rogue Element


Quest


Atomic Hooligan %26amp; Jay Cunning


The Breakfastaz


Ben %26amp; Lex


Plaza De Funk








Saturday 23rd June











Andy C


Bong Ra


Freq Nasty


Radioactive Man Live


Adam F


Scotch Egg Band (Drumize)


Shitmatt


Noisia


Mr Nice


Jungle Drummer DJ Fu and Rodney P


F**k Me USA


Vexd


Aural Imbalance








Sunday 24th June








Allaby


Tristan


Tron


Beardy


Hydrophonic


Shpongle


Ott


Gaudi





Roots


Friday 22nd June











Swami Desi Rock


Bobby Friction (BBC Asian Network)


Asian Dub Foundation Sound System


Catch 22


Bandish Projekt


Midival Punditz


Nerm


T Bone


It's Bigger Than


Dhol Academy


Flynn %26amp; Flora


Jerona Fruits











Saturday 23rd June











Steven Marley with guest Damian Marley


Iration Steppas


Fat Freddy's Drop


Daddy G


Mad Professor


Tayo


Nasio Fontaine


Smith %26amp; Mighty


Bobby Kray %26amp; Dennis Bovell


Dubdadda


Dubrovnik


Dub From Atlantis











Sunday 24th June











K'Naan


Klashnekoff


Hearin' Aid


Foreign Beggers


SuparNovar


Gettin Better Sound System


The Young Punx


Roullet Featuring Queen Bee %26amp; Parker





Lounge


Thursday 21st June











Annie Nightingale's Dance Village Launch Party


Steve Lawler


Hybrid


Ctrl Z


Suns Of Mecha


Uberzone


Cakeboy %26amp; Doublethink


Dive


The Vees


Andy Barlow (Lamb)











Friday 22nd June











Sean Rowley's Guily Pleasures


Hexstatic


Four Tet


James Lavelle


Little Barrie


Hafdis Huld


Men in Masks


Hearin' Aid


Western Soul


The Nextmen featuring MC Wrec %26amp; Zarif


Western Soul


Urban Myth Club


Breaking the Illusion


Ghost











Saturday 23rd June











Andy Cato


Die %26amp; Clipz


Subsource


Annie Mac


Bonde Do Role


Erol Alkan


Cicada - Live


Husky Rescue


Para One


Bimbo Jones


Filthy Dukes











Sunday 24th June











Quantic


Bugz In The Attic


Rob Da Bank %26amp; MC Beardyman


Dub Pistols


Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip


Unklejam


J Mountain


Ben Westbeech


The Loose Cannons


Palladium


It's Bigger Than


Infinite Scale


DJ Finn





Pussy Parlure


Thursday 21st June











We Don’t Play


Niece %26amp; Unc


Polichinelle


P.R.O.D.


The John E Vistic Experience


Western Soul DJs


DJ Badly











Friday 22nd June











Healer Selecta


Special Guest


Oojami Live


Healer Selecta


Zen Hussies


Sancho Panza featuring the Twilight Players


Leon Jean-Marie


We Don’t Play


Sumaya


Discípulos de Otilia


Bourbon Warfare DJs


Circus Star Cabaret


Detectives of Perspective











Saturday 23rd June











DJ Zorro


La Kinky Beat


Mr M


Dr Meaker


Jose Luis


Circus Star Cabaret


Sean Rowley Presents I'm Not in Love


Salsa Class with Mo Flex


Emporium featuring Bingo Karaoke


POP Quiz


P.R.O.D.











Sunday 24th June











Russ Jones 'The Hackney Globetrotter'


Gipsy.CZ


DJ Forty Thieves


Destroyers


DJ Tofowski


Forty Thieves Orkestar


Emporium featuring Bingo Karaoke


Kitty, Daisy %26amp; Lewis


Sancho Panza


The Kleptones


That Lazysunday DJ





ID Spiral


Thursday 21st June











Mayra


Wombat


Film


Dom Spiral


Film


Sheik Yarbooty











Friday 22nd June











Elestial


Gabriadelic


Mrung


Mark Mandala


Hadar


Iain Dub vs Addsineon


Tom / Mira


Aliji


Film


Mirror System











Saturday 23rd June











Cosmo


4D


Pete Ardron


Tall Will


Dan Spencer


Liquid Ross


Sandra


Liquid Djems


Tom / Mira


Matt Black











Sunday 24th June











Luna Lis


Mudra


Gandolfi


Naked Nick


Guy called Gerald (SUGOI)


Film


Gaudi


Simon Pieman


Chesstar





Avalon Stage


Friday 22nd June 2007











Mike Scott and Steve Wickham/The Waterboys


Show Of Hands


The Cat Empire


Chumbawamba acoustic


Oi Va Voi


Ben Waters Band


Flipron


Tarantism

















Saturday 23rd June











The Saw Doctors


Seth Lakeman


Gruff Rhys


The Broken Family Band


Julie Fowlis


Robin %26amp; Bina Williamson


3 Daft Monkeys


Big Strides


Sheelanagig











Sunday 24th June











Billy Bragg


Bellowhead


Kíla


Tunng


Rise Kagona %26amp; Champion Doug Veitch


Corb Lund %26amp; The Hurtin' Albertans


Jeff Lang


Avalonian Free State Choir


Emily Barker %26amp; The Red Clay Halo





Avalon Cafe Stage


Thursday 21st June 2007











Big Strides


The Huckleberries


The Johnsons


Lana


Rod Thomas


Benjamin and the Sirens











Friday 22nd June











Gringo Ska


Chimanimani


Bible Code Sundays


Los Albertos


Tumble Weed Jim


Your Garden Day


Green Angels


Mik Artistik


Helen Boulding and Tom Pi


The Cedar


Bellevue


Stompin Dave Allen











Saturday 23rd June











The Cosmic Sausages


The Matzos


The Monks Kitchen


Dog House Skiffle Band


Sellors and the Scientists


The Johnsons


Alamo Leal


Chris Jagger's acoustic band


Rod Thomas


Acoustic Collective











Sunday 24th June











Your Garden Day


Boy Le Monti


Al O'Kane


The great Xar/The Show Ponies


The Wraiths


Who's Got The Keys


The Babylon Ensemble


Lana


Bag of Rats


Acoustic Collective





Glade Stage


Friday 22nd June 2007











Chimanimani


Seth Lakeman


Simon Atkinson %26amp; The Ben Marcato Trio


CCQ


Pee Wee Ellis with James Morton and The Rawness


Iain Ballamy


Kenji Williams


Buraka Som Sistema


Squarepusher


Mark Edwards Hard Rain Environmental Show











DJ's in Residence











Clive Craske


The Head Gardener











Saturday 23rd June











Mr Bojangles Moustache


Nigel Mazyln Jones


Jamie Cato (1 Giant Leap)


Echo


Nick Warren


Dreadzone


!!! (chk chk chk)


Ozric Tentacles











DJ's in Residence











Doctor D


Scratchy


Patthan











Sunday 24th June











Vertigo


Hedge Monkey


Rhythmites


Eatstatic


La Kinky Beat


Husky Rescue


Soothsayers


Greg Dread and Spee


Ganga Giri











DJ's in Residence











DJ Andromeda


Soul of Man


Patthan





Croissant Neuf Stage


Thursday 21st June 2007











Dubblehead


The Egg











Friday 22nd June











Yoga Workshop Class


Bad Science


The Soundcarriers


The Huckleberries


Rodney Branigan


Mankala


Almeida Girl and Le grand Descarga











Saturday 23rd June











Yoga workshop class


NIZLOPI


Echo


Seize the Day


Tanglefoot


Kangaroon Moon


Steve Hillage (System 7 Dj set)











Sunday 24th June











Biggles Wartime Band


The Boat Band


F.O.S. Brothers


The Harp Trio


The Big


Baka Beyond and The G’Bine





Left Field


Thursday 21st June 2007





Stage 1


Beans on Toast


Gear


Soul Survivors


Kid Harpoon


3 Daft Monkeys


Neck


The Blood Arm


The Thirst





Left Field Anti-Slavery Night: With Unite Against Facism %26amp; SWTUC (hosted by Don Letts %26amp; Dub Cartel)





Don Letts %26amp; Dub Cartel


King Blues


Damien Dempsey


Pama Inernational


The Beat





Stage 2


Open Mic


Charlene Jones


Emmy the Great


Dan Donnelly


Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man


Fortune Drive


Seasick Steve





Left Field Anti-Slavery Night: With Unite Against Facism %26amp; SWTUC (hosted by Don Letts %26amp; Dub Cartel)





Don Letts


Anti Slavery Vox DJ


Holy ****


DJ


Nizlopi


DJ


Liz Green


Rodney Brannigan


Sean Taylor











Friday 22nd June





Stage 1


Drum Workshop / Carnival Collective


T-Bone


Film – Glastonbury Gap Year


The Hours


Latin American Resistance – Panel discussion with Bob Crow, RMT, Carlos Lozarro (Columbian Journalist and death squad survivor), Brendan Barber (TUC) and Hugh Lanning (PCS)


LATIN AMERICAN FIESTA


Movimientos


Tacto Latino


Very be Careful


Discipulos de Otilla





Shelter and VirtualFestivals.com present the Left Field night for Affordable Housing:





Slovo


Republic of Loose


VERY SPECIAL GUEST


CUD


Back to the Planet


Neds Atomic Dustbin





Stage 2


Open Mic


Daisy Sweet Hearts





LATIN AMERICAN FIESTA





Movimientos


Jersey Budd


TBC


Fionn Regan


Kid Harpoon (ac)


Joe Driscoll


Jim Bob (CUSM)


Glen Tilbrook


DJ (Huw Stephens)


Jack Penate


DJ (Black Rats)


Duke Special


DJ (Goldierocks)


Fred %26amp; Benny











Saturday 24th June





Stage 1


Open Mic (Shelter)


The Deadbeats


Peace 1 world FILM


PLATFORM: Youth Protest Platform with Gemma Turnelty (NUS), UNISON, PCS and Youth Music





GMB Present: Up the Poles! Left Field campaign for migrant workers union rights





The Poise Rite


Habakuk


Comedy with: Mark Steel, Nick Wilty, Steve Gribben and MC Rosie Wilbey


Ruarri Joseph





Love Music Hate Racism presents:


LMHR discussion with tonights artists and Derek Simpson (AMICUS)





The Mentalists


Natty


No Lay


Get Cape incl PlanB


Lethal Bizzle


The Noisettes


Akala


VERY SPECIAL GUEST





Stage 2


Beans on Toast


Movimientos


Dan Donnelly


Rhoda Dakar


Zzz


DJ


King Blues


Brakes (acoustic)











Sunday 25th June





Stage 1


Carnival Collective





Another World is Possible!





Environmental Campaign Film


George Monbiot (campaigner and Guardian journalist)


Eric Faulkner (Bay City Rollers)


Tony Benn hosts ‘Another World is Possible’ with Frances O’Grady (TUC), Chris Baugh (PCS) and Shelter


Get Up Stand Up – No to Trident!





Marcus Brigstocke


Ed Byrne


Film


Tony Benn


Shazia Mirza


Mark Thomas


Neville Staples (from The Specials)





Goldblade





Soweto Kinch





Glenn Tilbrook


DJ Phil Jupitus





Youth Music Present:





Get Cape Wear Cape Fly


Youth Music Award Build a Protest band winners


Jail Guitar Doors – the campaign to give instruments to prisoners in memory of Joe Strummer


DJ Phil Jupitus


Billy Bragg %26amp; Guests





Stage 2


Positively Testcard


African Skies


Dan Donnelly


Neck


DJ


Night of Treason





Lost Vagueness


Friday 22nd June 2007











DJ Sophie Toes, Lorne


MC Dougie Invisible


Dreamstate Circus


Merlinski Spacelee


Divine Company


Grrrlesque


Empress Stah


DJ Lorngerie


Grrrlesque


Alexanderope


Ryan Styles


Empress Stah


Cous-cous Torture Company


DJ Desert Ivan Discs


Dynamo Rhythm Ace


DJ Bollox and DJ Drew


Dusty Sprinkles and the Hot Jazz Biscuits


DJ Bollox and DJ Drew











Saturday 23rd June











DJ Sophie Toes


Luxury Condo


DJ Lorngerie


MC Mat Fraser


Dream State Circus


Merlinski Spacelee


Sumaya Flamenco Troupe


Perverted Turkeys


DJ Marsh Mellow Mike


Mat Fraser


Taylor Mac


Zudance Aerial


Martha and Arthur


Kitty Bang Bang


Grainne


Vicky McManus


Twighlight Players


DJ Sophie Toes


The Lovers


DJ Andy Wetherall


Bison


DJ Marsh Mellow Mike











Sunday 24th June











DJ Sophie Toes


MC Dave Chameleon


Divine Company


Kitty Bang Bang


Martha and Atthur


Vicky McManus


Paul Zenon


Bees Knees


Empress Stah


DJ Lorngerie and Sophie Toes


Cous Cous Torture Company


Deviant Aerial


Paul Zenon and Sleez


Empress Stah


Perverted Turkeys


Bees Knees


DJ Lorngerie and Sophie Toes


The Puppini Sisters


DJ Lorne Sophie Mike


The Fat 45s


DJ Marsh Mellow Mike





Babylon Bandstand


Thursday 21st June 2007











Hodmadoddery


Paris Motel


The Electric Soup


The Mandibles


Shorn Rah


The Doubtful Guest


Max Pashm











Friday 22nd June











Ash


Cortina Deluxx


Wizz %26amp; Simeon Jones


Bill Smarme


Rose Kemp


The Cedars


Biggles


Snortin' Dogs


Electric Bill


The Duckworths


Michael J Sheehy


John E Vistic


LaXula











Saturday 23rd June











The Cloghoppers Phil King


Glistening Cogs of Greenland The Volt


The Mandrake Project The Clap


Jeremy Smoking Jacket The Mighty Peas


Joe Public SJ Esau


Argument About Yellow Cats %26amp; Cats %26amp; Cats %26amp; Cats


Sgt Peppers


Vladimir Steamboat


The Cedar


The Blessing


Babel


Zen Hussies


Los Albertos











Sunday 24th June











Phil King


The Volt


The Clap


The Mighty Peas


SJ Esau


Cats %26amp; Cats %26amp; Cats %26amp; Cats


The Wurzels





Stonebridge Bar (in The Park)


Thursday 21st June 2007











Gerry’s Joint


Guilty Pleasures


Baggy Mondays











Friday 22nd June











I'm With Stupid


Arthur Shearlaw


Joe and Nicky’s Sweet Charity


Sean Rowley (rock 'n' roll set)


Pablo Psychonaut


Soulsavers


Get Involved











Saturday 23rd June











Butch Cassidy’s Reggae Pop Show


Four Tet with Eat Your Own Ears DJs


Broader Than Broadway And Bobby Champagne Jr


Hip Hop Karaoke


Guto (Super Furry Animals /Trojan Records)


Soul Jazz Sound System


Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve (Richard Norris and Erol Alkan)











Sunday 24th June











Butch Cassidy’s Reggae Pop Show


Baggy Mondays


Heavenly jukebox


Ben Swank (Fitzrovian Phonographic)


Pete Fowler (Monsterism)


Robin and Nick (heavenly jukebox/The Admiralty Club)


Broader Than Broadway Soundsystem











Poetry%26amp;Words Tent


Friday,22nd June 2007











Dennis Gould





The Far Travellers:





Bob Harding-Jones, Oz Hardwick, Marty Mulligan %26amp; Chelley McClear, PJ (Poetry Jack)





The Urbanian Quarter:





Andy Craven-Griffiths, Phaze, John Berkavitch, Polar Bear





Hold on to your hats!





Poems %26amp; Protest





Open Mic





Festival website Poet in Residence, Elvis McGonagall





The Smooth Speakers:





Jim Carruth, The Honey Tongues, Talking Tekla, Dennis Just Dennis, Tony Walsh











Saturday,23rd June











Poems %26amp; Protest:





Aime Hansen, Byron Vincent, Shagufta K. Iqbal, Corporate Watch (Claire Fauset, Merrick and Danny Chivers)





The Smooth Speakers





The Vagina Monologues presented by Team Vagina





(Janie Digby, Jess Lewin, Chloe Castleton, Arabella Gibbins)





Women's Time





Open Mic (Women Only)





Far Travellers





Riff Raff Poets:





Dennis Gould %26amp; Pat VT West





The Urbanian Quarter





Hold on to your hats!:





Milo, Ebele, Helen Shay, pint-sized poet, Thick Richard











Sunday, 24th June











Poems For The Abolition Of Slavery





P%26amp;W People, including Helen Gregory and Kelly Gaffney





Open Mic





The Urbanian Quarter





Hold on to your hats!





The Smooth Speakers





Poems %26amp; Protest





The Far Travellers





Festival website Poet in Residence, Elvis McGonagall





The Poetry Slam!





The Vagina Monologues





Plus! around the edges - The Poetry Controllers – MILBURGA





Late'n'Live


Thursday 21st June 2007











The Deadbeats


Dr Meaker


Laymar


Smallwhitelight


The Maple State


Liz Green


Venus Bogardus


The John E Vistic Experience


Ed Cottam


Lewis Sleeman


Nine Bean Rows











Friday 22nd June











The Whip


Gravenhurst


The 9000


The Loungs


Scouting For Girls


Pinstripe


Onions


Thirty Pounds of Bone


The Travelling Band


Haiki Loki











Saturday 23rd June








Orphan Boy


Love Minus Zero


Neon Plastix


Heck


The Answering Machine


Durban Poison


The Epstein


Feluka


Cortina Deluxx











Sunday 24th June











Polytechnic


The Courteeners


Cherry Ghost


Liam Frost


It's A Buffalo


Pierre Hall %26amp; The Lead Balloons


Clarky Cat


Rob Sharples


The Grim Northern Social


Birdengine


Sam Hammond











The Queen's Head








Thursday 21st June 2007











Movie


Sonny Jim (DJ)


Simian Mobile Disco (DJ)


The Draytones


Captain


Candie Payne


Goldspot


Jaymay


Rushmore


The Changes


Underground Heroes


The Servant


zZz


SingStar











Friday 22nd June











Movie


Acid Jazz is 20! (DJ)


Mr Hudson And The Library


Chicane


Borne


Ed Harcourt


The Wombats


A Fine Frenzy


Babel


SingStar


Little Barrie


Ava


Natty


U Brown (with Eddie Piller)


SingStar











Saturday 23rd June











Movie


Sean Rowley (Guilty Pleasures) presents A Pop Odyssey (DJ)


Dragonette


The Horrors


Amp Fiddler


The Rumble Strips


Tiny Dancers


Bench Connection


Ross Copperman


SingStar


Duke Special


Polytechnic


The Lea Shore


Bert Miller And The Animal Folk


SingStar











Sunday 24th June











Movie


Pressure Sounds Sound System (DJ)


Cold War Kids


Seasick Steve


Tunng


Noah And The Whale


Cherry Ghost


Findlay Brown


SingStar


Crash My Model Car


Shy Child


White Rabbits


Envy Corps


Victoria Hart


SingStar








Theatre, Circus and Cabaret


Cabaret Stage


Big Beats


Aisle16


Frank Olivier


Janey Godley


Shirlee Sunflower


Harriet Bowden


Jared Hardy


Attila the Stockbroker


John Otway


Paul Nathan


Joolz


Steve Gribbin


Mary Bourke


Rory Motion


Radio 4 presents “4 in a Field”


Rhythm Wave


Stan Stanley %26amp; Nina Conti


Barry Cryer %26amp; Ronnie Golden


Jeff Green


Dot Comedy presents “Cuddly Fluffkins”


Phil Kay


Phil Nichol


Nick Wilty


Jim Jeffries


Murray Lachlan-Young


Marcus Brigstocke


Mitch Benn


4 Poofs %26amp; a Piano


Andrew Maxwell


Reverend Obadiah


The Great Voltini %26amp; Nurse Electra


Phil Nichol


Kevin Eldon


Glen Wool


Brendan Burns


Pandora Pink


Reginald D. Hunter


Andy Parsons


Guy Pratt


Ian Cognito


Woody Wilding presents “Record Graveyard” with added rice!





La Belle Epoque


Siyaya


Joolz


The Black Eagles


The Cosmic Sausages


Dino Lampa


The Esuapim Cultural Troupe


Jonathan Kay Twisted Cabaret


The Stephen Frost Impro Allstars with Phil Jupitus, Andy Smart,


Suki Webster, Richard Vranch, Steve Steen and the inimitable Stephen Frost


Andi Neate


The Cholmondeleys and the Featherstonehaughs


Pluck


Blackskywhite


Pluck


Charles Ross


October Hamlyn-Wright


Taylor Mac





Circus Big Top


Orchestra del Sol – Music


Circomedia - Aerial


Jamie Walker - Diabolo


Missfitz - Aerial


Dino Lampa – Juggler


AJ - Acro


Barnaby Bear with me -


Missfitz - Aerial


Black Eagles - Acro


Tumble Circus – Aerial


Jay and Manu - Jugglers


Haggis – Hats


Miku and Sanna - Trapeze


Matias and Olga – Jugglers


Space Cowboy


Barefoot - Aerial


Grant Goldie - Diabolo


Courtney Orange - Acro


Frenetic Engineering - Holland %26amp; Hales – Aerial


Kwabana Lindsey – Slack Rope


Jay and Matias - Jugglers


Starfizz


Matias and Olga – Jugglers


Dan the Hat - Hats


Dare – Acro


Miku and Sanna - Trapeze


Jay and Manu - Jugglers


Space Cowboy


Courtney Orange


Shirlee Sunflower


Dare – Acro


Marina - Aerial


Angie Mackman - Hula


Dan the Hat - Hats


Tumble Circus – Aerial


Incandescence – Venetian Masquerade


Great Dave


Marina – Aerial


Mario, Queen of the Circus


Angie Mackman - Hula


Drum Summit





Sensation Seekers' Stage


The Sneakers present Courgettes


Charmaine Childs


Silver


Hot Potato Syncopators


The Splott Brothers


Frenetic Engineering present 'Les Femmes Fatal'


Dynamos Rhythm Aces


Your Dad


Jon Hicks


Tony Macaroni


The Moosen Men


The Herbie Treehead Band


Your Dad


Jacqui Algie


Senor Chainsaw


Mike Raffone


Dirty Fred


The Other Halfs


Beautiful Stu





Dance Saddlespan Stage


Carnival Collective


Flamenco Aire


The Esuapim Cultural Troupe


Shindig


Eletricat/Abolicao


The Jaipur Kawa Brass Band


Saddlers Wells


Pronghorm


The Twilight Dancers


Rhythm Wave


Cut A Shine


Zambula


Courtney Orange


Resonance


The Twilight Dancers


Siyaya


Zoid


Courtney Orange


Barnstormer


John Otway


Big Beats


Bill Bailey





Outside Circus Stage


The Herbie Treehead Band


Dino Lampa


Hearts Tongue


Fulcrum


Aileen


Courtney Orange


Frazer


Barnaby Bear with Me


Ojarus


Mr. Spin


The Great Dave


Jamie Walker


Chapati Tree Pixies


Shirlee Sunflower


Dynamos Rhthym Aces


Inner Spin


Banjo Circus


Moosen Men


Beautiful Stu


Senor Chainsaw


Guy Pratt


The Better Halfs





Grounds and Around


Installations and ground shows in the three Theatre and Circus Fields:





1623 Theatre with Shakespeare 3 times a day


Aileen


Jakcie Algae


Artemis


Avanti Display


The BAC Caravan Installation


Tommy Baker


Banjo Circus


Beautiful Stu


The Biding Time Caravan Installation


Big Beats


Big Rory


BIG WHEEL in East Holts


The Blackboard Project


Black Box Theatre


Blue Moon’s Village Fete


Bosco Circus with juggling and circus skills workshops in Circus Field


The Caravan Duke Box


Carnival Collective


The Cavemen


Chapathi Tree Pixies


The Chinese Lion


Circomedia


Circus Antics with juggling and circus skills workshops in Circus Field


Curious Eyebrows


Cyberstein’s Giant Robots


Daemons and doppelgangers clay workshops


DODGEMS in East Holts


Dodgy Totty with “Open for Business”


Dot Comedy’s Amazing Maze – “Get Lost”


External Combustion’s Light Dragon


Fair Play


Fill up Full Stop


The Flying Buttresses


The Gargoyles


Glow Bros


The Hare and the Tortoise


Heart’s Tongue


Drew Hewitt’s Boat


High Rise Rubber


Joe Hoare and his Laughter Workshop


Fraser Hooper


Housewives’ Return


The Human Juke Box


Icarus


Incandescence’s Playing Cards


The Incredible Bull Circus


Inner Spin


Tom Tom Keeling’s sound boxes


Legendary Lynne


Kwabana Lindsay


Tony Macaroni


Magic Singh


The Maharajah’s Feast


Mario, Queen of the Circus


Masters of the Kazooniverse


The Miniscule Of Sound Nightclub


The Musical Freedome


The Mystic Swing


Ojarus


Orkestra del Sol


The Other Halfs


Ozstar Airlines


Paint by Numbers


Simon Parker’s One-Man Theatre


Tosa Parkin’s Gracie Spoons


Pandora Pink


Pixielated


Pluck


Rose Popay and her Glastonbury Festival participative painting


Railroad Bill


Reckless Invention


Roundabout for tinies


Sav and Partner


The Seagulls


Shenanigans


Silver


Skateboard Ramp Exhibitions


Skate Naked


Skyfyre’s fire screens in Fire Corner in Glebeland


Solar


The Sonic Forest 24/7 in Glebeland


Sparky the Robot


Mr. Spin


The Splott Brothers


Stickleback Plasticus


Swank and their Girl Guide Camp


Synaesthesia Entertainments


The Tea Ladies on Tour


The Thoroughbreds


Paul Tolhurst


Trulee Peachie’s Giant Balloon Participative Sculpture


The Ugs


The Unhappy Sideshow


Vertigo Stilts


The Vicrtorian Wenches


The Village Disco


Ben Zuddhist





Trash City – Pyrette Ship Stage


The Apocalypse Games Show


Barefoot with trapeze


Miss Behave


Dirty Fred


Electric Dolls House


Doug Francisco


Captain Howdy's Flying Circus


Shep Huntley


The Mighty Gareth


Light It!


Solar


Space Cowboy


Tusk-Fire Pain-Proof Circus





Trash City – Around and About


Gawk-A-Gogo


Tusk-Fire’s Carnie Encampment


Miranda Mutanta and her piano


The Red Hot Vixens


Twisted Dreams





Trash City - Flaming Love Palace


Ebony Bones


Hooligan Night


Dead Silence


Crack Village


Warlords Of Pez


Naked Ruby


Carpet Face


The Vees


Gaz Mayall


IXXY


Steve Bedlam %26amp; Wreckage


The Pony Girls %26amp; Jo Peacock


Ruby Blues


CanBootyCan!





Fire Corner


Up in fire corner, in the north east corner of Glebeland Theatre Field, there will be a great fire show on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights from Solar, Elemental and the Festival Fire Swingers. And, on Thursday once it is dark, and on Friday and Saturday, once the Saddlespan Dance Stage has closed, come and watch the amazing Eddie Egal and Arson Art present their stunning flame show “Pyronautic”. 60 foot flames, sexy actors and some truly dangerous and ravishing effects – not to be missed.





Cinima Field


Thursday 21st June 2007











Pulp Fiction


This Is England


Donnie Darko


The Blues Brothers


American Psycho


Ghostbusters


The Lost Boys


Serenity











Friday 22nd June











Thelma And Louise


Zodiac


Itty Bitty Titty Committee


300


A Dog's Breakfast


Hot Fuzz


Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring


Pirates Of The Caribbean


Short Film Programme


An Inconvenient Truth


Cars











Saturday 23rd June











Scanner Darkly


True Romance


Oasis documentary


Borat


Hot Fuzz


Team America


Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers


Pirates Of The Caribbean 2: Dead Man's Chest


Short Film Programme


War On Democracy


The Magic Roundabout











Sunday 24th











Walk The Line


Pirates Of The Caribbean 3: At World's End


The Last King Of Scotland


O Brother, Where Art Thou?


Lord Of The Rings 3: Return Of The King


Cool Runnings


Short Film Programme


The Truth About Weapons Of Mass Destruction


Happy Feet

Glastonbury Festival 2007 full lineup?
Glastonbury Festival 2007





June 2007


Pyramid Stage


Friday 22 June


Arctic Monkeys - confirmed


Kasabian - confirmed


The Fratellis - confirmed


Bloc Party - confirmed


The Magic Numbers - confirmed


Amy Winehouse - confirmed


Gogol Bordello - confirmed


The Earlies - confirmed


The View - confirmed


Adjagas - confirmed


Saturday 23 June


The Killers - confirmed


The Kooks - confirmed


Paul Weller - confirmed


Paolo Nutini - confirmed


Lily Allen - confirmed


Dirty Pretty Things - confirmed


Guillemots - confirmed


The Pipettes - confirmed


Seasick Steve - confirmed


Liz Green - confirmed


Sunday 24 June


The Who - confirmed


Kaiser Chiefs - confirmed


Manic Street Preachers - confirmed


Shirley Bassey - confirmed


James Morrison - confirmed


Pyramid Stage


Sunday 24 June


Damian Marley - confirmed


Stephen Marley - confirmed


The Waterboys - confirmed


Corb Lund - confirmed


National Youth Orchestra - confirmed


Other Stage


Friday 22 June


Bjork - confirmed


Arcade Fire - confirmed


Rufus Wainwright - confirmed


The Coral - confirmed


Super Furry Animals - confirmed


Bright Eyes - confirmed


The Automatic - confirmed


Modest Mouse - confirmed


The Cribs - confirmed


Reverend And The Makers - confirmed


Mr Hudson and the Library - confirmed


Saturday 23 June


Iggy %26amp; the Stooges - confirmed


Editors - confirmed


Maximo Park - confirmed


Babyshambles - confirmed


Klaxons - confirmed


CSS - confirmed


Biffy Clyro - confirmed


The Long Blondes - confirmed


Brakes - confirmed
Reply:The Guardian has the best line up http://music.guardian.co.uk/glastonbury2...





The BBC has the best overal glasters website





http://bbc.co.uk/glastonbury





Looks like its going to be a wet one :D
Reply:check the website or google
Reply:Get over Glastonbury the hype doesn't match the entertainment.



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