I wanted to say a big thank you to the guys that pulled me out of the mud in the car park on the sunday night about midnight - ish ... My friend (with blond dreads) and I were carrying some rather unwieldy things accross the car park to the overflow where we were parked and I got stuck and was sinking up to my knees... I panicked and was screaming and these wonderful blokes(whos car was in about 4ft of the stuff) came and pulled me out and calmed me down as I was a nervous wreck...

I don't know who u were, but you saved my Bacon that evening... I was rather mashed and sunburnt

Glade people are pretty amazing really - I miss the real sense of community that comes together in the event of such situations...

owww i miss it
why isnt everyone like glade people

it made me sad on the way home as the gladers started to die out until soon i was surrounded by completly normal people starring at me on the train as i was a glorious muddy mess

I smiled at someone in the supermarket yesterday and they looked at me like I was going to rob them. LE SIGH

SparklyFairyType wrote:I smiled at someone in the supermarket yesterday and they looked at me like I was going to rob them. LE SIGH

same! went to sainsburys and was chatting to people expecting the same friendly response as around glade! I was met with blank looks, although one old stick was happy to chat.

Yeah, I remember being told "Smile and the world will smile back at you".

So I did that when I was a lanky teenager and some bloke punched me for smiling at his bird.