New Order to Headline Reading/Leeds?
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Hey Jim...
what's the weather always like in England at any time of the year...damp and dank!!! but I'm right there with you...I say let's go for it....
how many of you other Amerikkaners are up for this????
Here Jim...I got this one off a Great Britain travel site...
Britain's weather is very unpredictable, and it is not uncommon to experience all four seasons in one day! Winters are usually quite mild with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing; January and February are usually the coldest when snow is not unusual, particularly in Scotland and northern parts of England and Wales. In summer, temperatures have soared into the 80s and 90s in the last few years, particularly in the south, although it is still more often likely to be around 70-75 degrees F. Therefore, we suggest you dress in layers and always bring some kind of rainwear.
Originally posted by Grigory Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd Hey Jim...what's the weather always like in England at any time of the year...damp and dank!!! but I'm right there with you...I say let's go for it....how many of you other Amerikkaners are up for this????
well, considering they probably won't be coming here, i'm going to think really hard about it 
of course when i say to my better half that I'd "like to go see a New Order concert" she would say "sure, where" that's when there could be problems
ho hum...
Originally posted by Grigory Rasputin, the mad mystic of Petrograd Here Jim...I got this one off a Great Britain travel site...Britain's weather is very unpredictable, and it is not uncommon to experience all four seasons in one day! Winters are usually quite mild with temperatures rarely dropping below freezing; January and February are usually the coldest when snow is not unusual, particularly in Scotland and northern parts of England and Wales. In summer, temperatures have soared into the 80s and 90s in the last few years, particularly in the south, although it is still more often likely to be around 70-75 degrees F. Therefore, we suggest you dress in layers and always bring some kind of rainwear.
well, i guess that olde Boy Scout motto of "be prepared" will fit this...
Originally posted by Hank Wiseass© > Originally posted by Johnny Giles> Adelaide Youth Hostel :D.> >
Youth Hostel
Yeah, they let anyone in these days, even 30something New Order fans.
And after last Sunday's events can you get rid of that offensive badge from your signatory 
Originally posted by Shug > Originally posted by dave hibell> > > > Originally posted by Shug> > > > > > >
where's me tent
yes but it's fun isn't it?
If yer idea of being Caked in mud and that pissed - you can't remember who you've seen or what they played - Yes
not quite what was getting at - was basing it on the two nuns in a bath joke...
