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Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Ya-Ya
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:26
This story was in the Australian news this morning.
[news.ninemsn.com.au]
Woman to sue Stones for scrapping show
Tuesday Oct 31 12:46 AEDT
Rosalie Druyan wants to stick the Rolling Stones between a rock and a hard place with a $US51 million ($A66.37 million) lawsuit.
Shattered when Mick Jagger's sore throat scrapped the Rolling Stones concert in Atlantic City - four hours before its scheduled start - the Stones superfan from Brooklyn is taking the wrinkly rockers to court.
In a class-action suit to be filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Druyan contends the late cancellation cost her and other fans big bucks on non-refundable hotel reservations, forcing them to spend the night together in cold and rainy Atlantic City.
"Talk about no satisfaction," quipped lawyer Martin Druyan, who is representing his wife in the case.
The Stones - who are set to play the Beacon Theatre on Tuesday night for a Martin Scorcese concert film on the legendary band - cancelled their show at Boardwalk Hall when Jagger came down with a sore throat. But the bad news didn't come soon enough for Rosalie Druyan, who last month had bought a pair of tickets to the show for $US575 ($A748).
"People came from all over to see the Stones," she said.
"When you talk about travel expenses, hotel and baby-sitting expenses, that's not a cheap day."
Druyan said she received a Ticketmaster e-mail on her BlackBerry notifying her of the cancellation when she was a few kilometres from Atlantic City. By then it was too late to cancel a $US300 ($A390) reservation at the Trump Taj Mahal and too rainy to drive back to Brooklyn.
"We were bored for nothing," said Druyan.
The Stones announced that another Atlantic City concert will be held on November 17 and that refunds are available for ticket holders who can't make that date.
But Druyan and her husband, who have attended nearly 50 Stones shows between them, won't be among those going back to Atlantic City. A spokeswoman for the band was not available for comment.
"We're real Stones fans, and we see them everywhere," Rosalie Druyan said.
"But we won't be seeing them at the make-up concert."
[news.ninemsn.com.au]
Woman to sue Stones for scrapping show
Tuesday Oct 31 12:46 AEDT
Rosalie Druyan wants to stick the Rolling Stones between a rock and a hard place with a $US51 million ($A66.37 million) lawsuit.
Shattered when Mick Jagger's sore throat scrapped the Rolling Stones concert in Atlantic City - four hours before its scheduled start - the Stones superfan from Brooklyn is taking the wrinkly rockers to court.
In a class-action suit to be filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Druyan contends the late cancellation cost her and other fans big bucks on non-refundable hotel reservations, forcing them to spend the night together in cold and rainy Atlantic City.
"Talk about no satisfaction," quipped lawyer Martin Druyan, who is representing his wife in the case.
The Stones - who are set to play the Beacon Theatre on Tuesday night for a Martin Scorcese concert film on the legendary band - cancelled their show at Boardwalk Hall when Jagger came down with a sore throat. But the bad news didn't come soon enough for Rosalie Druyan, who last month had bought a pair of tickets to the show for $US575 ($A748).
"People came from all over to see the Stones," she said.
"When you talk about travel expenses, hotel and baby-sitting expenses, that's not a cheap day."
Druyan said she received a Ticketmaster e-mail on her BlackBerry notifying her of the cancellation when she was a few kilometres from Atlantic City. By then it was too late to cancel a $US300 ($A390) reservation at the Trump Taj Mahal and too rainy to drive back to Brooklyn.
"We were bored for nothing," said Druyan.
The Stones announced that another Atlantic City concert will be held on November 17 and that refunds are available for ticket holders who can't make that date.
But Druyan and her husband, who have attended nearly 50 Stones shows between them, won't be among those going back to Atlantic City. A spokeswoman for the band was not available for comment.
"We're real Stones fans, and we see them everywhere," Rosalie Druyan said.
"But we won't be seeing them at the make-up concert."
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:34
how do I get my share of the pie ?
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
cali stones fan
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:38
Can they actually sue the Stones for canceling? They are refunding the tickets and didn't tell people that they have to get expensive hotels and such. Not saying that it doesn't suck that she lost all that money, but can they actually sue for this?
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
MicknSteven
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:41
I hope she wins...
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:41
People sue for anything nowadays .
Always looking out for #1 . Greedy bastards .
I repeat ,GREEDY BASTARDS !!
Always looking out for #1 . Greedy bastards .
I repeat ,GREEDY BASTARDS !!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
open-g
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:42
I got the impression that you can sue anyone about anything in America.
at least you can try it.
at least you can try it.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
stonesriff
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:43
You can sue anybody, but they doesnt mean you will win. I say good for her. It cost me over $600 in a hotel, gas, 2 days vaction. I will testify. BUT, i will also be there on the 17th.
"Is it any wonder that we fuss and fight"
"Is it any wonder that we fuss and fight"
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Leonard Keringer
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:44
open-g Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> I got the impression that you can sue anyone about
> anything in America.
> at least you can try it.
one time a lady eating at a McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself, sued McDonalds..............and won!........sending out the message: "go for it vultures!"
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:52 by Leonard Keringer.
-------------------------------------------------------
> I got the impression that you can sue anyone about
> anything in America.
> at least you can try it.
one time a lady eating at a McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself, sued McDonalds..............and won!........sending out the message: "go for it vultures!"
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:52 by Leonard Keringer.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
MicknSteven
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:45
In the Early 90's and Aerosmith Fan sued Aerosmith for causing him to lose his hearing after attending an Aerosmith Show..........Aerosmith Won......
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
cali stones fan
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:46
I may be a minority here, but I'm wondering why she's sueing for $51 million for a $300 hotel room? Was she that miserable that her misery is worth almost $51 million? Seems a little steep to me.
Or maybe I'm not understanding the article properly
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:47 by cali stones fan.
Or maybe I'm not understanding the article properly
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:47 by cali stones fan.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
stonesrule
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:46
Yes, losing time, anticipation and money for airfares, travel and hotel expenses is a drag. I know; I've had it happen.
Still, anyone who can come up with the dough surely has to know that there are no guarantees in life or with a touring band.
The cold night air of recent Stones gigs hasn't been a plus for the lead singer's voice. Then there's Keith shaking with cold in Chicago.
Maybe the problem is that some fans have a problem admitting the Stones are human beings.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:48 by stonesrule.
Still, anyone who can come up with the dough surely has to know that there are no guarantees in life or with a touring band.
The cold night air of recent Stones gigs hasn't been a plus for the lead singer's voice. Then there's Keith shaking with cold in Chicago.
Maybe the problem is that some fans have a problem admitting the Stones are human beings.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 05:48 by stonesrule.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:47
Let me ask you this
If the "Show must go on " , as they say and Mick stunk up the place because of a poor delivery . WOULD YOU SUE THE STONES THEN ?
This thread is ridiculous !!
If the "Show must go on " , as they say and Mick stunk up the place because of a poor delivery . WOULD YOU SUE THE STONES THEN ?
This thread is ridiculous !!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
musicsmyteefine
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:50
Ya-Ya Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> This story was in the Australian news this
> morning.
>
> [news.ninemsn.com.au]
>
> Woman to sue Stones for scrapping show
> Tuesday Oct 31 12:46 AEDT
> Rosalie Druyan wants to stick the Rolling Stones
> between a rock and a hard place with a $US51
> million ($A66.37 million) lawsuit.
>
> Shattered when Mick Jagger's sore throat scrapped
> the Rolling Stones concert in Atlantic City - four
> hours before its scheduled start - the Stones
> superfan from Brooklyn is taking the wrinkly
> rockers to court.
>
> In a class-action suit to be filed in Manhattan
> Supreme Court, Druyan contends the late
> cancellation cost her and other fans big bucks on
> non-refundable hotel reservations, forcing them to
> spend the night together in cold and rainy
> Atlantic City.
>
> "Talk about no satisfaction," quipped lawyer
> Martin Druyan, who is representing his wife in the
> case.
>
> The Stones - who are set to play the Beacon
> Theatre on Tuesday night for a Martin Scorcese
> concert film on the legendary band - cancelled
> their show at Boardwalk Hall when Jagger came down
> with a sore throat. But the bad news didn't come
> soon enough for Rosalie Druyan, who last month had
> bought a pair of tickets to the show for $US575
> ($A748).
>
> "People came from all over to see the Stones," she
> said.
>
> "When you talk about travel expenses, hotel and
> baby-sitting expenses, that's not a cheap day."
>
> Druyan said she received a Ticketmaster e-mail on
> her BlackBerry notifying her of the cancellation
> when she was a few kilometres from Atlantic City.
> By then it was too late to cancel a $US300 ($A390)
> reservation at the Trump Taj Mahal and too rainy
> to drive back to Brooklyn.
>
> "We were bored for nothing," said Druyan.
>
> The Stones announced that another Atlantic City
> concert will be held on November 17 and that
> refunds are available for ticket holders who can't
> make that date.
>
> But Druyan and her husband, who have attended
> nearly 50 Stones shows between them, won't be
> among those going back to Atlantic City. A
> spokeswoman for the band was not available for
> comment.
>
> "We're real Stones fans, and we see them
> everywhere," Rosalie Druyan said.
>
> "But we won't be seeing them at the make-up
> concert."
You know what....she's a twat! I spent the same $$ she spent getting there for gas from Chester Co in Pennsylvania, we also spent an "unnecessary" night at the Trump Marina Hotel & Casino and got the news too late to cancel the hotel. I was with friends and while we were very dissapointed, shit does happen, shows get cancelled, people get ill, people fall out of trees, you name it.....
But if that's the first cancelled concert that's ever happened to her then she's been pretty lucky. But to sue??!! jeezus! that's a little extreme isn't it. And if she doesn't want to pay for another hotel room then drive home...Brooklyn isn't exactly hours and hours away!!
I'm not defending the Stones if they cancelled 'cause of the Beacon gig...but in court, I'm sure old Mick will be able to produce a "doctor's note". Frankly, it'll cost more much $$ to file a class action suit than she spent on getting to the show!! Christ in a sidecar, get a little perspective lady!
-------------------------------------------------------
> This story was in the Australian news this
> morning.
>
> [news.ninemsn.com.au]
>
> Woman to sue Stones for scrapping show
> Tuesday Oct 31 12:46 AEDT
> Rosalie Druyan wants to stick the Rolling Stones
> between a rock and a hard place with a $US51
> million ($A66.37 million) lawsuit.
>
> Shattered when Mick Jagger's sore throat scrapped
> the Rolling Stones concert in Atlantic City - four
> hours before its scheduled start - the Stones
> superfan from Brooklyn is taking the wrinkly
> rockers to court.
>
> In a class-action suit to be filed in Manhattan
> Supreme Court, Druyan contends the late
> cancellation cost her and other fans big bucks on
> non-refundable hotel reservations, forcing them to
> spend the night together in cold and rainy
> Atlantic City.
>
> "Talk about no satisfaction," quipped lawyer
> Martin Druyan, who is representing his wife in the
> case.
>
> The Stones - who are set to play the Beacon
> Theatre on Tuesday night for a Martin Scorcese
> concert film on the legendary band - cancelled
> their show at Boardwalk Hall when Jagger came down
> with a sore throat. But the bad news didn't come
> soon enough for Rosalie Druyan, who last month had
> bought a pair of tickets to the show for $US575
> ($A748).
>
> "People came from all over to see the Stones," she
> said.
>
> "When you talk about travel expenses, hotel and
> baby-sitting expenses, that's not a cheap day."
>
> Druyan said she received a Ticketmaster e-mail on
> her BlackBerry notifying her of the cancellation
> when she was a few kilometres from Atlantic City.
> By then it was too late to cancel a $US300 ($A390)
> reservation at the Trump Taj Mahal and too rainy
> to drive back to Brooklyn.
>
> "We were bored for nothing," said Druyan.
>
> The Stones announced that another Atlantic City
> concert will be held on November 17 and that
> refunds are available for ticket holders who can't
> make that date.
>
> But Druyan and her husband, who have attended
> nearly 50 Stones shows between them, won't be
> among those going back to Atlantic City. A
> spokeswoman for the band was not available for
> comment.
>
> "We're real Stones fans, and we see them
> everywhere," Rosalie Druyan said.
>
> "But we won't be seeing them at the make-up
> concert."
You know what....she's a twat! I spent the same $$ she spent getting there for gas from Chester Co in Pennsylvania, we also spent an "unnecessary" night at the Trump Marina Hotel & Casino and got the news too late to cancel the hotel. I was with friends and while we were very dissapointed, shit does happen, shows get cancelled, people get ill, people fall out of trees, you name it.....
But if that's the first cancelled concert that's ever happened to her then she's been pretty lucky. But to sue??!! jeezus! that's a little extreme isn't it. And if she doesn't want to pay for another hotel room then drive home...Brooklyn isn't exactly hours and hours away!!
I'm not defending the Stones if they cancelled 'cause of the Beacon gig...but in court, I'm sure old Mick will be able to produce a "doctor's note". Frankly, it'll cost more much $$ to file a class action suit than she spent on getting to the show!! Christ in a sidecar, get a little perspective lady!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
The Notorious NIK
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:52
where do i sign up?
you can't catch me!
you can't catch me!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
open-g
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:52
The thread's all right - it's the folks that sue the band who are rediculous^^
I mean $51 million, for what???
I mean $51 million, for what???
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
cali stones fan
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:54
It must have been a really bad $300 room, I guess.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
open-g
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:58
Leonard Keringer Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> open-g Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I got the impression that you can sue anyone
> about
> > anything in America.
> > at least you can try it.
>
>
> one time a lady eating at a
> McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself, sued
> McDonalds..............and won!........sending out
> the message: "go for it vultures!"
Haha - How much did she get?
Burgers & Coffee - lifelong?
-------------------------------------------------------
> open-g Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I got the impression that you can sue anyone
> about
> > anything in America.
> > at least you can try it.
>
>
> one time a lady eating at a
> McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself, sued
> McDonalds..............and won!........sending out
> the message: "go for it vultures!"
Haha - How much did she get?
Burgers & Coffee - lifelong?
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 05:59
I don't know wghat the rate was for her lodging @ The Trump Hotel . But if you shopped around you would not feel like such a fool ( twat ) . I paid a mere $45.00 US for a nice room in Somers Point , NJ 10 miles south of AC . Use your heads and save some $$$$$$$$$$.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Leonard Keringer
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:00
open-g Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Leonard Keringer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > open-g Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I got the impression that you can sue anyone
> > about
> > > anything in America.
> > > at least you can try it.
> >
> >
> > one time a lady eating at a
> > McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself,
> sued
> > McDonalds..............and won!........sending
> out
> > the message: "go for it vultures!"
>
> Haha - How much did she get?
> Burgers & Coffee - lifelong?
lol..........some ridiculous amount........unfriggin' believable
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 06:01 by Leonard Keringer.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Leonard Keringer Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > open-g Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > I got the impression that you can sue anyone
> > about
> > > anything in America.
> > > at least you can try it.
> >
> >
> > one time a lady eating at a
> > McDonald's spilled her hot coffee on herself,
> sued
> > McDonalds..............and won!........sending
> out
> > the message: "go for it vultures!"
>
> Haha - How much did she get?
> Burgers & Coffee - lifelong?
lol..........some ridiculous amount........unfriggin' believable
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-31 06:01 by Leonard Keringer.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Jumpin'JackFrash
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:00
People like this make me sick. Taking simple misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal entanglement is inexcusable and does not generate further sympathy - it only provokes anger and resentment. The lady and her shyster husband deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
trainarollin
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:03
She will lose, it was her choice to book a room, travel, etc. It sucks being in that situation but that is how the law will see it. If the band were to refund her travel, hotel, etc...the claims would never end.
I think Streisand fans who saw her Final Concert years back should have pressed hard and had a class action suit. Her programs, passes, etc all said Farewell, Final and so on. Selling a tour as if would be the "last time" was misleading and fraud. Anyone who still had a ticket stub should have made a claim for just the face price of the ticket.
I think Streisand fans who saw her Final Concert years back should have pressed hard and had a class action suit. Her programs, passes, etc all said Farewell, Final and so on. Selling a tour as if would be the "last time" was misleading and fraud. Anyone who still had a ticket stub should have made a claim for just the face price of the ticket.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:04
Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> entanglement is inexcusable and does not generate
> further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
I got cinder blocks , you got any rope ?
-------------------------------------------------------
> People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> entanglement is inexcusable and does not generate
> further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
I got cinder blocks , you got any rope ?
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Leonard Keringer
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:04
GOLD DIGGGGGGERZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
Jumpin'JackFrash
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:05
boston2006 Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I got cinder blocks , you got any rope ?
I'm an Eagle Scout - I got the ropes, and I know the knots. Just name the time and place.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I got cinder blocks , you got any rope ?
I'm an Eagle Scout - I got the ropes, and I know the knots. Just name the time and place.
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:05
This thread really pisses me off !!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
musicsmyteefine
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:07
Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> entanglement is inexcusable and does not generate
> further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit results in the Stones turning around and cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits off....then again, maybe that's not such a great idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
-------------------------------------------------------
> People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> entanglement is inexcusable and does not generate
> further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit results in the Stones turning around and cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits off....then again, maybe that's not such a great idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
open-g
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:07
If a Doctor advised Mick not to do the gig, then there would be no chance to come thru' with such a sue atempt - at least in germany.
dunno 'bout the U.S.
btw, another good reason not to name your boy Sue
dunno 'bout the U.S.
btw, another good reason not to name your boy Sue
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
The Notorious NIK
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:07
musicsmyteefine Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit
> results in the Stones turning around and
> cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this
> Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits
> off....then again, maybe that's not such a great
> idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
with sick thugs like you, why do the stones even need lawyers?
you can't catch me!
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit
> results in the Stones turning around and
> cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this
> Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits
> off....then again, maybe that's not such a great
> idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
with sick thugs like you, why do the stones even need lawyers?
you can't catch me!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
boston2006
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:10
musicsmyteefine Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit
If they cancel this gig because of this dumd _ _ _ _ ( you fill it in ) , She deserves to suffer in HELL
> results in the Stones turning around and
> cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this
> Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits
> off....then again, maybe that's not such a great
> idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jumpin'JackFrash Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > People like this make me sick. Taking simple
> > misfortune and elevating it to a level of legal
> > entanglement is inexcusable and does not
> generate
> > further sympathy - it only provokes anger and
> > resentment. The lady and her shyster husband
> > deserve to be at the bottom of the Hudson
>
>
> I agree JJFrash, and if this frivolous suit
If they cancel this gig because of this dumd _ _ _ _ ( you fill it in ) , She deserves to suffer in HELL
> results in the Stones turning around and
> cancelling the AC gig altogther....I'll find this
> Rosalie chick and personally rip her tits
> off....then again, maybe that's not such a great
> idea....cause then she may sue me for damages!
Re: Stones being sued for concert cancellation
Posted by:
musicsmyteefine
()
Date: October 31, 2006 06:14
trust me notorious...I'm really no thug, sorry.
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