Brian writes:
Hey, I know you normally don’t do this but its worth a shot.. Was at Castlepalooza for the first time.. Had a good time, lovely festival but on Sunday we returned to our tent and the front flap had been slashed .. There were some valuable items in the tent that could have been taken, but instead a bag with some t shirts and phone chargers was taken out and kicked around the campsite.. mindless stuff.. managed to recover a couple of things from the ground and the lost and found but the bag is missing.. so if you happened to ‘find’ a black CabinZero 44L bag (above) with a Ryanair tag on the top handle and think that it might have rained bags (!), it would be nice if you could return it.. we’re going to have to replace the borrowed tent, so bit of a disappointment for what was otherwise a lovely experience.. Thanks campers.
What’s with the use of double full stops?
There’s a lot of freestyle punctuation out there.
Anyway, I’m going Ultimate Mammy, and I’m going to suggest that in future you make some stickers and name tags. PUT THEM EVERYWHERE.
Standard Irish festival experience.
Compare it to my recent experience on the continent. Cheap, chilled with no dodgies. Everyone infinitely better dressed and better looking than the bloated Irish. I felt at home.
Can we see some pictures of you, so we can judge?
No for obvious reasons, you will have to take my word for it (and dozens of women/gaylads).
I am bitterly disappointed
everyone there thought you were fat.
I am continental on the internet.
Mmmm.
Why don’t you just use the ‘Built in Global Luggage Tracker’ to trace its location, surely that is the whole point of of the bag having that feature
I’m wondering this also. I was looking at getting one of these but I assume the tracker doesn’t work?
Is that a thing? Where do you get it? Would it work for a bike?
It’s a bag….. OK.
A bag.
Sounds like a nightmare experience at a festival. Lashings of rain, then your tent gets slashed and you’re robbed. Scobies ruin everything in Ireland