'This was a mistake,' realises man who is at Glastonbury until Tuesday

JUST one hour into the Glastonbury festival, attendee Tom Booker has admitted it is ‘not for him’ with approximately 96 hours left to go. 

The 32-year-old came to the festival with friends and had already discovered he did not like camping or sitting on the ground before today’s discovery that he also abhors crowds and Supergrass.

He said: “I don’t mean to be rude, but could everyone just f**k off?

“Sorry, but when I can’t push my way through writhing throngs of humanity in a field without being assaulted by a cyberpunk morris dance troupe when it’s £12.20 a falafel and The Script are on later, I for one am wondering when it becomes fun.

“Nothing against it. Always been a fan on the telly. Nobody mentioned that being here is pretending being trapped in central London in rush hour during a tube strike is a party.

“Right. So five days of no sleep, losing everyone I know, watching bands through a forest of flags from a great distance away, hemmed in by the most anti-social of behaviour, unable to wash, my phone dead, my heart pining for home.

“Drugs? Here? Why would anyone take drugs here?”

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Difficult to imagine how your dad ever pulled

HOW their dad was ever considered attractive by the opposite sex is beyond most people’s imaginations, it has emerged.

Even the most intelligent Britons are struggling to comprehend how the man they primarily know for binge-watching World War Two documentaries and complaining about the central heating could ever have seduced a woman.

Son Martin Bishop from Swansea said: “Maybe he paid his way into their affections? It’s the only plausible explanation I can think of, apart from them having a head injury.

“I doubt he wooed anyone with his Fat Face wardrobe, confidently ill-informed political opinions and refusing to do any housework. Unless there was zero competition back then and mum’s self-worth was at rock bottom.”

Daughter Lucy Parry said: “Obviously I don’t want to think about my dad flirting for my own mental wellbeing, but I’m morbidly curious about it too. It’s the same feeling you get when you’re rubbernecking a road accident, but potentially more mentally scarring.

“He wasn’t rich, he certainly wasn’t good-looking, he had no ambition and if his texts are anything to go by he didn’t win women over with his sweet nothings. His conquests are a mystery for the ages like the Mary Celeste or how they built Stonehenge.”

Dad Roy Hobbs said: “Two words: beer goggles.”