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Been a couple of days since I went to see the Oasis concert at the "Estadio Nacional" and I have got my thoughts round it now...
First things first I got robbed...More about that later. Here´s an idea for you though, and it is eventually relevant. If your girlfriend doesn´t speak English, teach her a few classic phrases. One that my GF now knows is "I hope your next sh!t´s a slowly revolving pineapple."
And I can still never remember which of the brothers is which...So if I say Noel, and you say, "But he doesn´t play the guitar!" just swap the name for Liam. And vice versa and all that...
Another thought don´t take your non-English-speaking GF to an English concert, she will only interupt ALL the fncking time with stupid questions to which there is no real answer..."What is the significance of "Champagne Supernova?"" etc...
I paid loads for good seat tickets about half way down stage left. Arriving at the stadium early (1800 for a 2100 start.) I discovered that in the crush (Everyone had the same idea I think; very unusual for South Americans.) someone had slashed the pocket on my trousers and stolen my tickets. (And 20 Soles, not that important...)
Having cleared the first round of security there was nothing to do but go back out of the area and try to see if I could buy more...I know it´s wrong and all that, I managed to buy a couple more tickets for a little over face value on the street, but about as far from the stage as possible...Still, we had tickets...
Until some Cnut, ripped them and my camera out of hands and did a runner. I was seriously annoyed by now, but had to smile as "She who does not speak English," shouted "**** off you red nosed cnut!" at his rapidly dissappearing form. There was by now a clear area around me as I ranted and laughed at the same time...I still had money and there were still touts on the street selling of tickets. It had become a matter of principle now, I was going to se Oasis even if it killed me!
I got two more tickets and slipped them down the front of my trousers, hoping that LittlePOB could look after them better than I had so far managed...
First things first I got robbed...More about that later. Here´s an idea for you though, and it is eventually relevant. If your girlfriend doesn´t speak English, teach her a few classic phrases. One that my GF now knows is "I hope your next sh!t´s a slowly revolving pineapple."
And I can still never remember which of the brothers is which...So if I say Noel, and you say, "But he doesn´t play the guitar!" just swap the name for Liam. And vice versa and all that...
Another thought don´t take your non-English-speaking GF to an English concert, she will only interupt ALL the fncking time with stupid questions to which there is no real answer..."What is the significance of "Champagne Supernova?"" etc...
I paid loads for good seat tickets about half way down stage left. Arriving at the stadium early (1800 for a 2100 start.) I discovered that in the crush (Everyone had the same idea I think; very unusual for South Americans.) someone had slashed the pocket on my trousers and stolen my tickets. (And 20 Soles, not that important...)
Having cleared the first round of security there was nothing to do but go back out of the area and try to see if I could buy more...I know it´s wrong and all that, I managed to buy a couple more tickets for a little over face value on the street, but about as far from the stage as possible...Still, we had tickets...
Until some Cnut, ripped them and my camera out of hands and did a runner. I was seriously annoyed by now, but had to smile as "She who does not speak English," shouted "**** off you red nosed cnut!" at his rapidly dissappearing form. There was by now a clear area around me as I ranted and laughed at the same time...I still had money and there were still touts on the street selling of tickets. It had become a matter of principle now, I was going to se Oasis even if it killed me!
I got two more tickets and slipped them down the front of my trousers, hoping that LittlePOB could look after them better than I had so far managed...