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To: jimbo123

This is what radio personality Don Imus would refer to as "a Dixie Chicks moment."


25 posted on 08/09/2005 4:06:12 AM PDT by Alberta's Child (I ain't got a dime, but what I got is mine. I ain't rich, but Lord I'm free.)
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To: Victoria Delsoul

Rolling Stones ping.


60 posted on 08/09/2005 5:57:36 AM PDT by Alberta's Child (I ain't got a dime, but what I got is mine. I ain't rich, but Lord I'm free.)
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To: Alberta's Child
This is what radio personality Don Imus would refer to as "a Dixie Chicks moment."

The Dixie Chicks played to country audiences before their "moment", and country music listeners do not take kindly to having their country and their President trashed and compared to Nazi Germany. They responded by turning the Chicks off, and since liberals don't listen to country music, that ended their career.

The Rolling Stones' main audience these days is that segment of the Boomers that has refused to recognize that the 60's have been over for almost 40 years, and so they'll lap this slop up and beg for more. They'll have orgasms about how "Mick is like really sticking it to Chimpy, dude!" while they tie their hair back into gray ponytails and stretch those old tye-dyed t-shirts over their pot bellies.

This song will get played to death by all the radio stations and will probably clean up at the Grammys. All the music critics will rave about it and excitedly proclaim that "the Stones are back, man!"

104 posted on 08/09/2005 1:03:53 PM PDT by CFC__VRWC ("Anytime a liberal squeals in outrage, an angel gets its wings!" - gidget7)
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