Comments on: Give us this day our (almost) daily Blog part 1: Latitude

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By: Rembrandt Clarke

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By: Byron vincent

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By: Berkavitch

Berkavitch — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 11:33:46 +0000

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By: Byron vincent

Byron vincent — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 12:34:54 +0000

Oooh gossip. Do I get to find out who the dissee was?

It is sad how we’re so wrapped up in our own lives that we can dismiss the loss of a life as a minor scheduling annoyance. I’m no better I had a little grumble to myself before I’d really given the situation any thought.

See you at rehearsals; I’ll pack my Lofty Lighthouse festival SAS survival book.

By: Pete

Pete — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:28:42 +0000

Coming back from a gig a couple of years ago in lovely Salisbury, my train was delayed due to a suicidal fatality somewhere further down the line. I remember watching as the station-master was besieged by disgruntled people expressing their concern for their own journeys rather than the short sharp journey (or maybe the eternal journey) taken up the line.
The two particular questions I remember hearing above the huffing and tutting were: ‘How long do these things usually take?’ and ‘Will I be able to claim a refund if the delay’s longer than half an hour?’.
It was very disheartening.
I blame the rise in popularity of first-person rail-based video games (Grand Theft Loco and Thomas the Tank-engine of Doom) leading to the desensitising of the pompous business classes.

By: Charlie

Charlie — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 16:03:00 +0000

I’ve just copy and pasted part of your blog to a mate of mine who Miranda unfairly dissed in one of her columns – so thanks for making my friend laugh too:) Love the sound of Texas the horse… must check the mag out… and it’s weird when they tell you about the fatality on the line in trains isn’t it? They used to do it so often on the tube in London, that people still huffed and puffed and showed their frustration without any hint of sympathy for the recently departed. Once I saw someone jump under the train at Kings Cross…. so like your good self, I tend to just allow my humanity to salve any annoyance about lateness when someone’s just popped off like that. You’re the festival pro, so look forward to next week, and your guidance for festival virgins like me:)x