I would like to give my opinion on my experience at Leeds Festival, coming from a Christian viewpoint.
Going to Leeds Festival was always going to be a bit of an odd experience because it is full of hipsters and I am usually a fan of extreme gothic metal and folk metal however it was odder than I expected.
First of all I noticed how the fellows were going out of their way to look cool or something due to how wide their mouths were opening when they were chewing gum and had their hoods up even before the rain started.
The second thing I noticed was the amount of females in tight little shorts so you could see all their legs (it was cold and wet) they were attractive lassies and they knew that this was going to get them male attention.
When I had finished urinating into a tree I went to the main stage to watch the bands, I then noticed that every 3rd person was smoking, it seemed to be weed and they were surrounded by lassies in the short shorts.
During the next few hours they were smoking and exhaling right beside me as well as drinking.
I was watching the large screens and the camera operators seemed to be instructed to find young ladies and zoom into them in order for them to flash their breasts, when the lady didn't flash her breasts they would cut quickly back to the band and if a lady looked as though she was going to flash they would keep the camera on her. The inevitable happened twice when 2 women flashed their breasts, one had small breasts and the other blonde one had big bouncy ones, the men cheered during this and I noticed than when a camera cut to a lady sitting on someones shoulders some fellows would say "This ones a slapper" and funnily enough they were right in their predictions.
After the music I was noticed that some people seemed to be riding in their tent.
I was disgusted by the whole thing and I would not advise a person of morality to attend these festivals.
I love this thread and post.
In fact, dare I say I agree with you. I liked how you mentioned you were Christian and how you urinated in tree which gotta to be said let down your post. If you ran with without mentioning that, you would have at least giggled a bit.
Cause the OP was emphasising that he was christian and the events during the festival were shocking in terms of his views as a christian. However it's kind of a contradiction with metal music, as he's not shocked by the kind of message or image it represents.
I would like to give my opinion on my experience at Leeds Festival, coming from a Christian viewpoint.
Going to Leeds Festival was always going to be a bit of an odd experience because it is full of hipsters and I am usually a fan of extreme gothic metal and folk metal however it was odder than I expected.
First of all I noticed how the fellows were going out of their way to look cool or something due to how wide their mouths were opening when they were chewing gum and had their hoods up even before the rain started.
The second thing I noticed was the amount of females in tight little shorts so you could see all their legs (it was cold and wet) they were attractive lassies and they knew that this was going to get them male attention.
When I had finished urinating into a tree I went to the main stage to watch the bands, I then noticed that every 3rd person was smoking, it seemed to be weed and they were surrounded by lassies in the short shorts.
During the next few hours they were smoking and exhaling right beside me as well as drinking.
I was watching the large screens and the camera operators seemed to be instructed to find young ladies and zoom into them in order for them to flash their breasts, when the lady didn't flash her breasts they would cut quickly back to the band and if a lady looked as though she was going to flash they would keep the camera on her. The inevitable happened twice when 2 women flashed their breasts, one had small breasts and the other blonde one had big bouncy ones, the men cheered during this and I noticed than when a camera cut to a lady sitting on someones shoulders some fellows would say "This ones a slapper" and funnily enough they were right in their predictions.
After the music I was noticed that some people seemed to be riding in their tent.
I was disgusted by the whole thing and I would not advise a person of morality to attend these festivals.
Looking at your past posts I doubt very much your where shocked at all. You went to a lot of effort but you past history lets you down. Might I suggest creating a new account if you want to troll next time ?
We went, we had guest list tickets. We accidentally walked through one of the regular campsites and it was squalid (as in absolutely filthy and stinking) to say the least. The guest areas were all quite civilised. I noticed the guest campsite had people cleaning litter up though.
Leeds Festival is good fun, you do see some sights and I don't think it's a place for young children (although some do take them) but overall it's a good do.
I would like to give my opinion on my experience at Leeds Festival, coming from a Christian viewpoint.
Going to Leeds Festival was always going to be a bit of an odd experience because it is full of hipsters and I am usually a fan of extreme gothic metal and folk metal however it was odder than I expected.
In all seriousness though, don't call people sluts. It doesn't make you any better than they are.
Usually the word '****' comes up through jealousy, even if it's a guy saying it. though this particular guy is just trolling anyway, so these are fictional sluts! :kitty:
Cause the OP was emphasising that he was christian and the events during the festival were shocking in terms of his views as a christian. However it's kind of a contradiction with metal music, as he's not shocked by the kind of message or image it represents.
I don't know about that. As well as there being Christians involved in mainstream metal music, I think there's a whole sub genre of Christian metal.
Edit: Having just read a little, it's not really a sub genre in the sense that it's a specific type of music, it's more about the lyrics. At least's what wiki says - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_metal
This is dreadful, there were actually bare ladies legs on display and one could tell that women have breasts? Shocking. Reminds me of the other day when a woman was showing too much ankle on the bus. Just no need for it. I am not amused.
Cause the OP was emphasising that he was christian and the events during the festival were shocking in terms of his views as a christian. However it's kind of a contradiction with metal music, as he's not shocked by the kind of message or image it represents.
And what would that be then?
Are you one of those people who thinks it's all about Satanism?
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You may like Whitby then this October.
http://www.whitbygothweekend.co.uk/
I love this thread and post.
In fact, dare I say I agree with you. I liked how you mentioned you were Christian and how you urinated in tree which gotta to be said let down your post. If you ran with without mentioning that, you would have at least giggled a bit.
Cause the OP was emphasising that he was christian and the events during the festival were shocking in terms of his views as a christian. However it's kind of a contradiction with metal music, as he's not shocked by the kind of message or image it represents.
Looking at your past posts I doubt very much your where shocked at all. You went to a lot of effort but you past history lets you down. Might I suggest creating a new account if you want to troll next time ?
Leeds Festival is good fun, you do see some sights and I don't think it's a place for young children (although some do take them) but overall it's a good do.
Gotta be better than using the toilet facilities provided though. Toilets at festivals look like a scene from Apocalypse Now.
That's another massive plus of the guest area - proper toilets that flush and are regularly cleaned!
Folk Metal. Is that a thing?
Usually the word '****' comes up through jealousy, even if it's a guy saying it.
Me too. Lol
Cookstown if you want some dirty girls, in Northern Ireland the protestants girls are a lot more sluttier
Yes the famous Cruachan for example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBYwi_cGnGI
And Tom Araya (The Bloke From Slayer) is a Catholic.
Still, don't believe a word of the OP.
I don't know about that. As well as there being Christians involved in mainstream metal music, I think there's a whole sub genre of Christian metal.
Edit: Having just read a little, it's not really a sub genre in the sense that it's a specific type of music, it's more about the lyrics. At least's what wiki says - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_metal
Not to mention "people trying to look cool by chewing with their mouths open too wide" (or something along those lines)
lassies with pale skin and blue and black hair, sounds interesting
And what would that be then?
Are you one of those people who thinks it's all about Satanism?