I've had this article/information stashed in my wallet for the months. I cut it out of the Guardian Newspaper on the 20th March 2008. (But it only now seems worth mentioning)

With the current economic downturn, and money being a bit tight, it shows what some numbnuts are prepared to spend on their nights out.(I know where I would rather be)

Anyway here it is...

Best seat prices

Royal Opera £210
British Grand Prix £169 for one day
Glastonbury £155 for the weekend
Men's final, Wimbledon £91
Lord's Test (England v SA) £75
Stamford Bridge, Chelsea: £65
Hairspray, London: £60
The God of Carnage play: London: £47.50
Odeon Leicester Square £17.50
Love-Tec £15


(there are a lot of fools out there methinks... )

Please add your buddies.

Russ xxx

(note. I only have 15 buddies on DSI as I have been very selective in picking people. However that means to get this information circulated I may need a little help)

Again talking to myself... but hey I am a confirmed 'Chatterbox' so I figure my reputation can take it.

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Just read something in the Guardian Newspaper this afternoon about the 'Credit Crunch' and they said...

...businesses which are based on a form of 'Escapism' from the daily 9 to 5 will survive the Credit Crunch in good shape.

I know the prices above are sort of linked to a gloomy theme(sorry about that), but I think they are getting more relevant by the day...

... ie. 'Clubbing is the Ultimate Escapism' that I know of. ;o) etc etc

(ps. Yes I know there are lots nights out there with a bigger profile than Love-tec, and of course this thread applies to the whole of Clubland and clubbers of all shapes and sizes)