gluey said:I really don't think the 'us against them' (as in country vs country) nonsence is achieveing anything. I come from neither Australia or America (actually I'm from NZ), but I would never in any way suggest that my countrys attitude was better than anothers, or mock another country etc - what the heck does that achieve?
blueeyedgirl said:
When I heard, for instance, that U2 had sued papers that printed pics of Bono's bare arse, I laughed, I mean how unimportant! (I've seen the pic, and yep!)
Anji said:
Well Wrap it up in a brown paper bag & send it to me, I need something to nibble on at lunch
Yorn said:Kelly I have send you a mail...I hope that the mail is right.
GracelandHarley said:
Her "honor damaged?" I think Ali's honor remains very much intact. This isn't Puritan New England.
It was Ali's privacy that was very much invaded by those photos. And inexcusably so.
U2FanPeter said:Bono wore earings in each ear while on the stand?
JCOSTER said:
it looks that way from the pictures posted. Why should he take them off anyway?
kafrun said:I heard he wore pants too.
Bono, you narcissistic fool
Galeongirl said:sorry I can't follow you there... why can't a person wear earrings while being in court? Why is that a sign of rock star arrogance/narcissism?
kafrun said:I heard he wore pants too.
Bono, you narcissistic fool
U2FanPeter said:
Some posting in this thread are so blind in the U2Luv that they think it would be a good idea for Bono to show up in full MacPhisto attire.
u2fp
kafrun said:I heard he wore pants too.
Bono, you narcissistic fool
U2FanPeter said:
For the same reason he took off the sunglasses, it shows a sign of rock star arrogance/narcissism to the jury and judge.
Any good lawyer would have wisely asked for them to be removed.
Some posting in this thread are so blind in the U2Luv that they think it would be a good idea for Bono to show up in full MacPhisto attire.
u2fp
U2FanPeter said:
For the same reason he took off the sunglasses, it shows a sign of rock star arrogance/narcissism to the jury and judge.
Any good lawyer would have wisely asked for them to be removed.
U2FanPeter said:
It fine for females to wear understated jewelry. Less so for males trying to make a good impression in a court of law.
There aren't really any solid rules, just recommendations.
Galeongirl said:
in the country I live in it's as normal for men to wear earrings as for women... Dunno if it's the same for you...
U2FanPeter said:
It fine for females to wear understated jewelry. Less so for males trying to make a good impression in a court of law.
There aren't really any solid rules, just recommendations.
JCOSTER said: