go for it! :E

You're like an empress in Old Rome at the Collosseum telling the gladiators to come in and kill eachother, while leaning back and enjoying the massacre! lol!

You must be one of te women in white on the left!


source: [www.the-colosseum.net]



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smile: i'm more like one of the lionesses that they airbrushed out of that shot. :E
i just like guitar threads that are about guitars.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

Legal issues, ok.

But how would you like a thread here about your personal life?

That stuff is personal!

so stop discussing it on the guitar thread, for crying in the dust!
as you noted, the cat's legal issues if he has any are none of our business either.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

with sssoul,

I kind-of understand your frustration...... but threads take on a life of their own and if it wasn't for your starting a guitar thread none of the enlightening stuff from Stranger would have surfaced.

I like guitars, and all those Taylor (and Mick and Keith) pics are fab but it was good to have someone close to Taylor setting the record straight on many scores.

To some extent the legal stuff is 'personal' but by bringing it into the open legal domain it becomes public. Infact people choose to have legal stuff public so they can claim their legal rights. It's part of the process.

>> by bringing it into the open legal domain it becomes public. <<

oh, has Mick T chosen to air his legal issues in public? didn't know that -
i thought it was a few fans who had decided to discuss what they know and/or imagine about the situation.
meanwhile the guitar threads have been very cool and educational because people have had a lot of interesting stuff to share about the guitars.
if Mick T's got more followers who are into his personal and legal stuff than into his instruments, that's fine by me -
that's why i opened this lovely thread.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

Both aspects of your thread were interesting/enlightening/educational to everyone. Thanks again.

Maybe it's best for you not to try to control things so much.....hey that applies to mj & kr too! ;>) Then there would be none of these legal issues to speak of.

"control things"? by opening a thread?
gosh - if that stops anyone from posting whatever they want wherever they want,
i must be some kind of supernatural being - that's good to know! thanks! :E


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

with sssoul Wrote:
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> so stop discussing it on the guitar thread, for
> crying in the dust!
> as you noted, the cat's legal issues if he has any
> are none of our business either.

He He, well I thought it was interesting to read about Taylors legal problems aswell as about his guitars. When it comes to the personal life of any stone it's of no interest, at least not to me. I never knew about the legal problems though, and it shure made me think..Anyway thanks for making this new thread.



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From what I know of "Taylor" I don't think he would approve of the discussions
on his legal issues with the Stones...

Still think people should know though...

MLC

In '86? I think, Keef had Taylor guesting his first solo album on a track called "I could have stood you up, (but I didn't)". Could there be a hidden message to Jagger? Is it just my english, or could the fact that Richards had Taylor guesting on this particular song, say anything about Keef suporting Taylor? It probably doesn't have anything to do about Taylors legal issues against the Stones directly of cource, but maybe there's something Keith wanted to express?
Well at least you can have a good laugh

MCDDTLC Wrote:
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> From what I know of "Taylor" I don't think he
> would approve of the discussions
> on his legal issues with the Stones...
>
> Still think people should know though...
>
> MLC


Thanks. I didn't see your post before I made mine. Untill today I never knew about the legal problems, and of cource not about how Taylor thinks about it.