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HES GOT A STALL IN THE AMAZON RAIN FOREST SELLING FIBREGLASS CANOES
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i can understand it up to a point as songwriter always get the big payout,but jamie oliver"s 240 million is utterley mindblowin
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he had the scoop up once
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a grotesque amount of money.....who needs 180M
The worst side of capitalism here However I hope most of that money will being put to good use helping charities and good causes.....I am sure a lot of it is that is the only moral defence to anyone having this amount of money imo otherwise I would just put him up against a wall and shoot him Keep The Red Flag Flying |
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If he is a tax exile, he is cheating us all for a start
I had some sympathy when tax levels were up in 90 percents but not now...it is fair...in fact less than fair, it should be 50% I liked his songs, his morals I don't, unless most of this is being used to benefit good causes |
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1st time poster
i went to see the police many moons ago at gateshead stadium,they were upstaged by a relatively unheard off irish band,U2, who in turn were upstaged by a brilliant set from the beat, one of the best all day gigs ive been to I was there too, 1982 it was, travelled down from Edinburgh with a few mates to see U2 - brilliant day. We left just as The Police came on and I´ll never forget a copper at the gate asking us did we not like the band? To which we of course replied ´Nah, we hate the police´, which seemed kinda funny at the time (we were blotto). Sting was already a prat by this time. Gang of Four and Lords of the New Church were good too. Tickets cost 8 quid! |