25 notes a touch fucking naughty don't you think????

Andy, I might be able to get a spare ticket for the Thursday show.... email me....

I'll be there for the bevvies without doubt!

Liv

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Andy, your offer of Get Ready was a powerful one, it was so generous I slipped on my chair and cut my top lip with a pizza flavoured pringle. I don't munch, I just scoff. 3 in, 2 down, 1 to swill then a few grinds - necter.

As its too close to Monday I had to pass, I'd also made a pact with the man Marco and I always keep my word, well, usually anyway, except when its a tricky one.

I'm definately off to that Friday show, I was going to go on Thursday but Friday'll be a better laugh, besides, I can sleep in the next day until about the following Monday. I'd buy you a drink anyday, but you always knew it didn't 'yer.

Don't deny yourself the influence of crisps though, Paul Heaton's addicted to them - but then again he's a fat cunt.

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look everyone, another whitey.

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Originally posted by Nicolas LeBlanc Funny, here in Canada, when we receive a tour, they base their prices on the US market.. and since a few year, the Canadian $ is a lot lower than it used to be (it was more than the US$ 30 years ago!)So I saw U2 for 50$ CND and all t-shirts at show these days are 50$ too...Which is usually /2 of the uk pound.So the same price as the New Order show.So no, I don't find that too much, it's the price were paying these days over here!____________________"If you think you're paranoid, it doesn't mean they're not out there to get you"

To see New Order in the beginning of the month I paid $58 and another $27 for the little white shirt that says "New Order Get Ready". I don't know how much that translates into UK currency but it looks like you guys are getting a deal!

Yeah, £25 sounds pretty good to me. What are you guys complaining about? North American prices are more.

I am just weighing if I can afford the plane ticket to cross the pond to see them. The ticket itself is well worth seeing the greatest band ever!

Having seen them on both sides of the pond, the UK shows do tend to be more intense! The crowd is much more into it in the UK. Bunch 'o hooligans! ;)

Originally posted by Allen Jarvis Huntsman, Paul Heaton is addicted to crisps? Fat bastard, but nails apparently. Celebrity hooligan, doncha know? He gets my vote (his songs are shite mind).

and he looks like Peter Beardsley.... but hey, respect due...

Liv

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I kid you not - the Heat-meister is addicted to crisps. I watched a program about him one time and he lives in the street where he was born in Hull (I'm talking scruffy in the extreme - that's how he likes it) and the documentary had him admitting to knowing loads of different crisp flavours and how it was difficult for him to stop eating them!!!

He should write a song called 'Down the old pickled onion road' or 'Smoky Bacon makes me Stink'

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