Adrian-L Wrote:

> and Monica will be playing his blue-veined
> piccolo, at the same time.


good one Adrian

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Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:27 by Beelyboy.

longest post in posting history? I haven't got time to read it, can I have the condensed version?

Beely, get some professional anger management help. You are not the board moderator so fuckoff!

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:26 by Beelyboy.

Still no one has indicated if any tickets will be available to us poor fans and if so how and at what price... anyone have any clues??

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:26 by Beelyboy.

Yawn

Will Hillary be on the Keefster side of the stage????????????????

A good move by The Stones. Though election fraud and what not right-wingers have hijacked the US democracy. It's time for everyone, also The Stones, to stand up for decency.

sure aint like it use ta be,,, where clout was given, not trying ta grab

Gazza Wrote:
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> Scorsese did the Neil young documentary? That was
> Jonathan Demme.
>
> whats wrong with it? How much time have you got?
> - aside from the fact that every one of the
> promised 'theatre' shows on this tour has either
> bit the dust or ended up as a fundraiser or gala
> event which most FANS cant afford to see, the fact
> that the Stones are playing such a show for a
> politician of any description is not a good thing.
> I've no personal axe to grind against the
> Clintons, but I find the idea of a British band
> effectively nailing their colours to the mast
> (because thats how it will be perceived whether
> they like it or not) in the internal politics of a
> foreign country a bit distasteful.
>
> That to me overrides any excitement of the Stones
> playing a theatre show. Time they played one for
> their bloody fans and not another gala event for
> an audience who couldnt care less about them but
> for whom theyre a side attraction.
>
> Great a filmmaker as Scorsese is (hes my personal
> favourite), he cant make a silk purse out of a
> sow's ear. The Stones playing a private gala gig
> for the rich and famous doesnt strike me as a very
> interesting concept for a movie of the tour


Gazza i agree with most of your post, but you know the Glimmer Twins are married to Americans so i'm sure there very into American politics, plus Jagger some years back entertained running for the senate i think it was pennsyvania,but i'm probably wrong i can't remember fully on that one. Plus Patty is one of the aires to the Hanson fortune here in the states that's High Society man. We all know Jagger is divorced now from Jerry but still.P.S. GAZZA, I think Jagger wanted to run for Govonor sorry, You should know this one Don't you? and i'm not trying to be sarcastic with you. I think it was right after Steel Wheels/Urban Junglr tour?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-08-12 02:40 by stonesfrk.

People. Try to grow up. Kids fight but grown up's are supposed to be tolerand and intelligent. I don't want to babysit you all day. Time to move on. Who is fighting and what for? Give me a break and respect the no politics rule. ok? and leave the moterator function to me please. thank you.

Bjornulf
IORR Editor

good save BV!

stonesfrk Wrote:
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>>
> Gazza i agree with most of your post, but you know
> the Glimmer Twins are married to Americans so i'm
> sure there very into American politics, plus
> Jagger some years back entertained running for the
> senate i think it was pennsyvania,but i'm probably
> wrong i can't remember fully on that one. Plus
> Patty is one of the aires to the Hanson fortune
> here in the states that's High Society man. We all
> know Jagger is divorced now from Jerry but
> still.P.S. GAZZA, I think Jagger wanted to run for
> Govonor sorry, You should know this one Don't you?
> and i'm not trying to be sarcastic with you. I
> think it was right after Steel Wheels/Urban Junglr
> tour?



jagger isnt/hasnt been the sort of person who would nail his political colours to the mast enough to run for office, and certainly not in the US (even if he could). Theres no truth in that story, sounds like a bit of idle gossip to me. First I've heard of it, in all honesty! (he'd make less money as a politician!). He WAS approached in the 60's by the Labour MP Tom Driberg to be a potential parliamentary candidate however - maybe thats what youre thinking of?

being interested in the politics of a country is one thing, and reasonable enough - sticking your nose into it is another.

I'm not sure who the Hansons youre referring to are - is that some political or business family? Excuse my ignorance. Patti Hansen's late father was a bus driver, however and shes from a working class background- so maybe youre thinking of someone else?

It is now official: Beely (or should it be "meely" hee hee-) (not the non-brain wonder) has WON idiot and knucklepoop of the year (and it is only August)!
Congrats all around.

And to all of you chiming in - please do not say anything in disagreement as that means you are wrong and must love satan because Beely (or, now known as KOTY - short for "knucklepoop of the year" - may yell at you

Delete this thread, BV --the children refuse to behave.

You guys wanna argue politics ? Just google search, and the pits of hell will open themselves wide -- they are ready to engulf you.

Agreed. Between meely-mouth and non-brain rthey ruin this place EVERY DAY

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Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:19 by Beelyboy.

Gazza Wrote:
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> stonesfrk Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >>
> > Gazza i agree with most of your post, but you
> know
> > the Glimmer Twins are married to Americans so
> i'm
> > sure there very into American politics, plus
> > Jagger some years back entertained running for
> the
> > senate i think it was pennsyvania,but i'm
> probably
> > wrong i can't remember fully on that one. Plus
> > Patty is one of the aires to the Hanson fortune
> > here in the states that's High Society man. We
> all
> > know Jagger is divorced now from Jerry but
> > still.P.S. GAZZA, I think Jagger wanted to run
> for
> > Govonor sorry, You should know this one Don't
> you?
> > and i'm not trying to be sarcastic with you. I
> > think it was right after Steel Wheels/Urban
> Junglr
> > tour?
>
>
>
> jagger isnt/hasnt been the sort of person who
> would nail his political colours to the mast
> enough to run for office, and certainly not in the
> US (even if he could). Theres no truth in that
> story, sounds like a bit of idle gossip to me.
> First I've heard of it, in all honesty! (he'd make
> less money as a politician!). He WAS approached in
> the 60's by the Labour MP Tom Driberg to be a
> potential parliamentary candidate however - maybe
> thats what youre thinking of?
>
> being interested in the politics of a country is
> one thing, and reasonable enough - sticking your
> nose into it is another.
>
> I'm not sure who the Hansons youre referring to
> are - is that some political or business family?
> Excuse my ignorance. Patti Hansen's late father
> was a bus driver, however and shes from a working
> class background- so maybe youre thinking of
> someone else?

Number one Gazza,Mick could run for office easily here in the states, he just could not run for President. Look at the Govonator in my state that's Arnold by the way he Austrian. So that would not be an issue, and as far as money i don't think that would faze Mick ,Mick is about power and royalty which he has always thought he was. So when you have all the money in the world what else is left well it's called more power, that's why people get into politics it way beyond money Gazza it's control, Patti Hansens granfather created the hansen food and beverage company i don't know the exact name of the company or llc or whatever it goes by, but it's very large.Another thing it was'nt idle gossip, Jagger was with some govenor back around when i said with Jerry Hall then and the govenors wife and Jerry was pushing him to do it, i said he entertained the idea and he did i remember that i just don't have all the fact's together on it,and i know your pretty technical on these matters. Obviously from our first debate about the stones longest concert, which they walked out at sunrise and you did'nt think that was abnormal, but i still have never been to a concert that ended at sunrise so maybe i am off a little. I do appreciate your time and effort that you put into these matters by the way. Don't get me wrong on that i know where you are coming from now so when it needs to get technical i know where togo.

I suppose I am never going to get an answer to my simple question previously posted and only dealing with Rock and Roll.......

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:17 by Beelyboy.

Of course Beel and Heelery will be on the Keefster side of the stage.

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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-06 08:17 by Beelyboy.

don't lose hope in that 2nd show possibility - maybe that will be the one we've been waiting for?

stonesfrk Wrote:
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> Gazza Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > stonesfrk Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > >>
> > > Gazza i agree with most of your post, but you
> > know
> > > the Glimmer Twins are married to Americans so
> > i'm
> > > sure there very into American politics, plus
> > > Jagger some years back entertained running
> for
> > the
> > > senate i think it was pennsyvania,but i'm
> > probably
> > > wrong i can't remember fully on that one.
> Plus
> > > Patty is one of the aires to the Hanson
> fortune
> > > here in the states that's High Society man.
> We
> > all
> > > know Jagger is divorced now from Jerry but
> > > still.P.S. GAZZA, I think Jagger wanted to
> run
> > for
> > > Govonor sorry, You should know this one Don't
> > you?
> > > and i'm not trying to be sarcastic with you.
> I
> > > think it was right after Steel Wheels/Urban
> > Junglr
> > > tour?
> >
> >
> >
> > jagger isnt/hasnt been the sort of person who
> > would nail his political colours to the mast
> > enough to run for office, and certainly not in
> the
> > US (even if he could). Theres no truth in that
> > story, sounds like a bit of idle gossip to me.
> > First I've heard of it, in all honesty! (he'd
> make
> > less money as a politician!). He WAS approached
> in
> > the 60's by the Labour MP Tom Driberg to be a
> > potential parliamentary candidate however -
> maybe
> > thats what youre thinking of?
> >
> > being interested in the politics of a country
> is
> > one thing, and reasonable enough - sticking
> your
> > nose into it is another.
> >
> > I'm not sure who the Hansons youre referring to
> > are - is that some political or business
> family?
> > Excuse my ignorance. Patti Hansen's late father
> > was a bus driver, however and shes from a
> working
> > class background- so maybe youre thinking of
> > someone else?
>
> Number one Gazza,Mick could run for office easily
> here in the states, he just could not run for
> President. Look at the Govonator in my state
> that's Arnold by the way he Austrian. So that
> would not be an issue, and as far as money i don't
> think that would faze Mick ,Mick is about power
> and royalty which he has always thought he was. So
> when you have all the money in the world what else
> is left well it's called more power, that's why
> people get into politics it way beyond money Gazza
> it's control, Patti Hansens granfather created the
> hansen food and beverage company i don't know the
> exact name of the company or llc or whatever it
> goes by, but it's very large.Another thing it
> was'nt idle gossip, Jagger was with some govenor
> back around when i said with Jerry Hall then and
> the govenors wife and Jerry was pushing him to do
> it, i said he entertained the idea and he did i
> remember that i just don't have all the fact's
> together on it,and i know your pretty technical on
> these matters. Obviously from our first debate
> about the stones longest concert, which they
> walked out at sunrise and you did'nt think that
> was abnormal, but i still have never been to a
> concert that ended at sunrise so maybe i am off a
> little. I do appreciate your time and effort that
> you put into these matters by the way. Don't get
> me wrong on that i know where you are coming from
> now so when it needs to get technical i know where
> togo.



No problem. I'm not doubting that you heard it OK, just that its the first I've heard of it. Cheers

sarahunwin has asked many times now:
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08/09/2006 10:16AMsarahunwin5. Re: Beacon charity event
Does anyone think any of these tickets for the Beacon show will be available to us common fans or will it just be an "invitation only and pay as well deal"?

08/10/2006 03:45PMsarahunwin3. Re: Beacon charity event
So does anyone actually know if any tickets will go on sale to the "public" and if so when and through what avenue??????

08/11/2006 01:30PMsarahunwin2. Re: Stones to play Bill and Hillary Clinton's Birthday Celebration
Still no one has indicated if any tickets will be available to us poor fans and if so how and at what price... anyone have any clues??

08/12/2006 12:56AMsarahunwin1 Re: Stones to play Bill and Hillary Clinton's Birthday Celebration
I suppose I am never going to get an answer to my simple question previously posted and only dealing with Rock and Roll.......
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NOPE IT'S NOT LOOKING LIKE IT.

sarahunwin Wrote:
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> I suppose I am never going to get an answer to my
> simple question previously posted and only dealing
> with Rock and Roll.......


the show isnt confirmed yet Sarah, so we dont know for sure

Why would you even want to be at this show unless you are waiting to hear Neocon?Personally,I am hoping for the second Beacon Theater show to happen.

Theif in the Night Wrote:
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> Why would you even want to be at this show unless
> you are waiting to hear Neocon?Personally,I am
> hoping for the second Beacon Theater show to
> happen.


Why i suggest you do the real deal, and go to Idaho that's for sure and it's the smallest venue so far.