1. Not everyone got into the Glastonbury spirit.
The grumpiest reader comments ever, as seen on Mail Online.
Sod Glastonbury, I’m hosting my own festival. It’s called Suburbia; you just sit in your garden alone drinking gin in complete silence.
3. Plenty of people made jokes about the Rolling Stones’ advanced years.
5. Some of the jibes were affectionate.
The Stones having a well earned post show pint. #glastonbury
6. Others were cruel.
A nuclear war will wipe out humanity one day but all that will survive will be cockroaches, Nokia 3310s and Keith Richards. #bbcglasto
7. And some were just plain morbid.
Meanwhile, the Rolling Stones road crew wait patiently for them to finish their set back stage.
8. Meanwhile, the rest of us just made jokes about the band’s appearance.
Anyway it was good to see Charlie Watts with the Stones, and not doing these adverts for Wonga loans
Ronnie Wood looks like the skeleton of a Game Of Thrones messenger raven. #bbcglasto
The best Mick Jagger #bbcglasto facial expression so far
11. Lots of people pointed out how cosy and middle class the festival has become.
18. People were snippy about Example.
Terrible music acts.
Example: Example.
#glastonbury
23. Poor old Mumford And Sons.
26. Which led to this.
28. In fact, people managed to find humour even in the most unpleasant aspects of Glastonbury.
29. And even though everyone watching it on telly was relentlessly cynical about the whole thing.
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