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Jerry said in her last book that when she and Mick arrived in New York from Mustique, where two FBI agents told them that John Lennon had been murdered, she and Mick both burst into tears. So the claims of his trauma after L'Wren's death may not have been exaggerated (as the insurance company argued).

This is about the recent dispute over insurance money.

The article is largely devaluated by the more than average use of word play involving Stones' songs titles.

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Wild horses
Beast of burden
Street fighting man
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are all used in the article pretending to be fitting to the context. I may have missed some. Ridiculous.

When will they stop doing this? I can't get any satisfaction out of that word play anymore, but then again you can't always get what you want.

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But the real irony here is that Mick Jagger may not have been the one behind this whole mess. When the lawsuit was filed in Utah, it made the entire London lawsuit and the insurance policy itself a matter of public record. That record reveals that the true beneficiary of the insurance policy wasn’t just the Rolling Stones. Rather, the named payee (i.e. the one who would receive the insurance payout) was concert promoter AEG Live.

Here they are again!

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The third post above reminded me of this new book to be published:




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2014-11-26 10:45 by Title5Take1.

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Limbostone
The article is largely devaluated by the more than average use of word play involving Stones' songs titles.

Satisfaction
YCAGWYW
IORR
Wild horses
Beast of burden
Street fighting man
Sympathy for the devil

are all used in the article pretending to be fitting to the context. I may have missed some. Ridiculous.

Yep, it's terrible.

I rang them and asked them to stop doing it. They said it's the last time.

Thank you, terraplane.
I went up there, but they couldn't hear me knocking.

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Limbostone
This is about the recent dispute over insurance money.

The article is largely devaluated by the more than average use of word play involving Stones' songs titles.

Satisfaction
YCAGWYW
IORR
Wild horses
Beast of burden
Street fighting man
Sympathy for the devil

are all used in the article pretending to be fitting to the context. I may have missed some. Ridiculous.

When will they stop doing this? I can't get any satisfaction out of that word play anymore, but then again you can't always get what you want.

well, that's rough justice onya.