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Total B.S.

And can someone please tell Joey the Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior NOT Lake Michigan

That is all for now

Carry on

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jb wrote:
26k..lmao!!!! I feel bad for LJ, Parmeda, Pug ...this is a true embarassment on par with Buffalo 97....Chicago is not remotely a Stones city anymore....this show needs to be cancelled post haste.

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Joey wrote:


Tele ?!

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LadyJane wrote:
I read on Shidoobee that Dunkin Donuts is giving away free Stones tix!!!!!!!!

I am not kidding.

I blame COHL for this!!!!!!!!!!

And jb.....YOU went to Louisville....you cannot comment.

LJ.

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A radio station, The Drive, is giving away 8 (eight tickets) at a Dunkin Donuts

2 tickets every 15 min for 1 hr

Whoopie shit

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http://www.iglesiaeste.com/Imagenes/Musica/Sandy_Patty/11.jpg

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GotToRollMe wrote:
It is not gonna snow for the show.
I will it not to.

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Gazza wrote:


..ironically enough, they have been rehearsing "She was hot" again recently. The "cold Chicago night" line and the prediction of inclement weather would suggest that if theyre finally going to dust this one off and premiere it, it'll be at this show.

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I didn't know Tipper Gore sang jb

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Hopefully

I saw them in Chicago in January a couple of yrs ago and it was 20 below

Mick came out and said "I froze my fucking balls off coming over here"

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voodoopug wrote:


It must have been mighty cold in his limo and suite!

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jb wrote:


Chicago's human interest story is , sadly, losing interest.

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Chicago's human interest story is , sadly, losing interest.

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Some Guy wrote:

solid postin.

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telecaster wrote:
A radio station, The Drive, is giving away 8 (eight tickets) at a Dunkin Donuts
2 tickets every 15 min for 1 hr

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Michael Cohl wrote:
The following products will be for sale at all merchandise tables at the Chicago show

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Telecaster, I'd like to win those tickets, as I have not yet purchased tickets for the Stones show Wednesday, as I had unforeseen expenses arise like getting my car's electrical system fixed again.

However, as much as I love the Stones, and would love to see them again in inclement weather (only other time seeing them in concert was in the mud of the lawn of Alpine Valley during Steel Wheels), there is no way I can ever listen to what you identify as "The Drive," and what I refer to as "The Drivel."

I don't think I've ever heard a more wussy radio station than "the Drivel."

Maybe by Wednesday morning, there will be some good deals on craigslist, or else maybe someone will have some affordable extras at Grace O'Malleys.

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voodoopug wrote:


i was in the lawn section in 89 at Alpine...it was almost like a "mudslide" If I recall...I particularly enjoyed "dead flowers" and "Play With Fire" those nights! Sadly, I was only 12 at the time though, and my memory has since been altered with visions of middle of the night diaper changes and looking up on the internet how to get play doh from a pugs fur.

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telecaster wrote:
If anyone sees Michael Cohl can you kick him in the balls about 50 times for me

Thanks in advance

RECORD COLD FOR MID WEEK

Tom Skilling, WGN-TV chief meteorologist
Chicagoans flirt with record cold later this week


Published October 9, 2006

Columbus Day will be cooler than this past weekend, but nothing like the cold expected later this week. Today's slightly below-normal highs will probably be the warmest readings Chicagoans will experience until perhaps the middle of next week. The upper-air pattern is forecast to change drastically in the next 36 hours.

Presently, winds at 30,000 feet over Chicago are southwest around 40 m.p.h. with the 100 m.p.h.-plus core of the jet stream situated along the U.S./Canada border. By Wednesday, the jet stream flow will shift north-south with a core of 150 m.p.h.-plus winds just to the west through the Dakotas and western Iowa. An Arctic-source high pressure air mass will be steered directly south through Canada into the western Great Lakes and Midwest. By Thursday, there's a good chance snow will blanket northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan, while the Chicago area is hit with record cold (highs in the 30s Thursday) and snow flurries.

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Joey wrote:


The National Weather Service is now forecasting ' Blizzard Conditions ' for Wednesday Evening in Chicago .

May I recommend a snow shovel for the gig .

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If anyone sees Michael Cohl can you kick him in the balls about 50 times for me

Thanks in advance

RECORD COLD FOR MID WEEK

Tom Skilling, WGN-TV chief meteorologist
Chicagoans flirt with record cold later this week


Published October 9, 2006

Columbus Day will be cooler than this past weekend, but nothing like the cold expected later this week. Today's slightly below-normal highs will probably be the warmest readings Chicagoans will experience until perhaps the middle of next week. The upper-air pattern is forecast to change drastically in the next 36 hours.

Presently, winds at 30,000 feet over Chicago are southwest around 40 m.p.h. with the 100 m.p.h.-plus core of the jet stream situated along the U.S./Canada border. By Wednesday, the jet stream flow will shift north-south with a core of 150 m.p.h.-plus winds just to the west through the Dakotas and western Iowa. An Arctic-source high pressure air mass will be steered directly south through Canada into the western Great Lakes and Midwest. By Thursday, there's a good chance snow will blanket northern Wisconsin and upper Michigan, while the Chicago area is hit with record cold (highs in the 30s Thursday) and snow flurries.

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