Which harmonica does Bono use?
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Axver said:
I asked why the fuck Vettori was bowling him this late in the innings.
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forthewin827 @ yahoo.com if you want to plan it.
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Axver said:
That'd probably be even funnier.
I just realised they're probably rocking out the Kunstmuseum at about 9am local time too! Yeah, U2 gigs TOTALLY take place then.
They're opening the show because they need to get back into the studio
We can attribute that quote to a Bono speech during the show
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Axver said:
Of course!
I had to laugh when i read on Wikipedia that Liechtenstein is one of only two double landlocked countries on earth
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By the way, the 27-12 Point Depot show rocks the fuck out.
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I just e-mailed you my "dream setlist." Check it out and see if anything I put there sticks out.
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Tonight i may play all four of them back to back (to back to back)
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When I get a legitimate computer, I'm definitely acquiring these bootlegs. Fuck this '99 Dell.
coolian2 said:
That sounds like a good idea.
Meanwhile, maybe I'll do something PT related.
And I also need to update U2VT with a story about U2 performing The Ballad Of Ronnie Drew and Bono doing those a cappella performances of All You Need Is Love.
Hey, maybe that should be in tonight's set!
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I was going to suggest Bono opens the show with an a cappella performance of All You Need Is Love
I just had a disturbingly awesome vision:
One (snippet) / One Tree Hill
Bono: This, uh, this is a song we play at events like this a lot. We've whored it out to every cause you can poke a stick at, really. Tibet, Africa, Sarajevo, Africa, American politicians, Africa, Irish politicians, Africa a little more. So if you'll get out your cellphones, those powerful little devices, you can light this place up like a galaxy as you call the International Whaling Commission and tell them: Is it getting better or do you feel the same? Will it make it easier on you now, we've whored One out again? Well, fuck this! Here's a song we haven't whored out! We turn away to face the cold, enduring chill ...
One (snippet) / One Tree Hill
Bono: This, uh, this is a song we play at events like this a lot. We've whored it out to every cause you can poke a stick at, really. Tibet, Africa, Sarajevo, Africa, American politicians, Africa, Irish politicians, Africa a little more. So if you'll get out your cellphones, those powerful little devices, you can light this place up like a galaxy as you call the International Whaling Commission and tell them: Is it getting better or do you feel the same? Will it make it easier on you now, we've whored One out again? Well, fuck this! Here's a song we haven't whored out! We turn away to face the cold, enduring chill ...
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Axver said:
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I just made plans to go for dinner and pool tonight.
But we shouldn't be out too late....
But we shouldn't be out too late....
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I'm going to say I don't have one. I'm sure that will make you happier ... right?
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I usually don't... but the return of housemates has prompted socialising.
I was out last night too.
I was out last night too.
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Since the postwhoring has slowed down right now, lets laugh at this plonker!
Ivan Segedin's subterfuge killed him when he was in a head-on car crash while wearing a fake seatbelt, a coroner says.
"Ultimately Mr Segedin's actions in driving without a seatbelt have cost him his life in an accident that he may well have survived had he worn one," coroner Carla na Nagara said yesterday.
Mr Segedin died in a crash on July 22 last year near Okato, in Taranaki, from multiple injuries when his car crossed the road and collided head-on with an oncoming vehicle, the coroner said.
Mr Segedin, 39, refused to wear a seatbelt and had been fined for not wearing one 32 times since February 2003.
Examination of his car found that, though it was fitted with proper seatbelts, an additional belt with a long strap had been knotted above the seatbelt on the driver's side, providing a belt to simply sit over the driver's shoulder, Ms Nagara said.
Presumably this was to create the illusion to a passing motorist or police officer that a seatbelt was being worn when it was not.
Mr Segedin's car had an expired warrant, was full of rust, and an autopsy blood test showed he had taken methamphetamine and cannabis. But Ms Nagara said not wearing a seatbelt was the one variable that made the difference between life and death. "He died when quite possibly he need not have."
His fatal injuries were caused when he was thrown forward on to the steering wheel in a low-impact crash.
No blame or responsibility for the crash rested on the other driver, Ms Nagara said.
www.stuff.co.nz/4411812a10.html
Ivan Segedin's subterfuge killed him when he was in a head-on car crash while wearing a fake seatbelt, a coroner says.
"Ultimately Mr Segedin's actions in driving without a seatbelt have cost him his life in an accident that he may well have survived had he worn one," coroner Carla na Nagara said yesterday.
Mr Segedin died in a crash on July 22 last year near Okato, in Taranaki, from multiple injuries when his car crossed the road and collided head-on with an oncoming vehicle, the coroner said.
Mr Segedin, 39, refused to wear a seatbelt and had been fined for not wearing one 32 times since February 2003.
Examination of his car found that, though it was fitted with proper seatbelts, an additional belt with a long strap had been knotted above the seatbelt on the driver's side, providing a belt to simply sit over the driver's shoulder, Ms Nagara said.
Presumably this was to create the illusion to a passing motorist or police officer that a seatbelt was being worn when it was not.
Mr Segedin's car had an expired warrant, was full of rust, and an autopsy blood test showed he had taken methamphetamine and cannabis. But Ms Nagara said not wearing a seatbelt was the one variable that made the difference between life and death. "He died when quite possibly he need not have."
His fatal injuries were caused when he was thrown forward on to the steering wheel in a low-impact crash.
No blame or responsibility for the crash rested on the other driver, Ms Nagara said.
www.stuff.co.nz/4411812a10.html
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Where's that little box-of-tissues icon someone offered me in the Passengers poll...
Sounds like that Ivan guy's up for a Darwin award...
Sounds like that Ivan guy's up for a Darwin award...
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That sounds like something that would happen in America, doesn't it?
Alisaura
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I read some article once about this American kid who refused to wear a seat belt because the law requiring him to wear one impinged on his democratic right to be an idiot, or something like that... of course he died in a car accident, but this article was quoting friends of his who were still defending his stance on the whole seat belt issue.
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