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#2241 Re: Guns N' Roses » Bumblefoot not happy? Speculating.... » 746 weeks ago
russtcb wrote:My problem is with little things. Opening with You're Crazy.... playing almost a whole show with Izzy.... often playing acoustic.... so on and so forth. These things happen at these Million Dollar Shows but not ever for real Guns N' Roses fans at shows on the tour?
Exactly!!!!
The FANS deserve that type of shit, not some million dollar private gig bullshit
You get what you pay for.
#2242 Re: Guns N' Roses » Bumblefoot not happy? Speculating.... » 746 weeks ago
gibbo wrote:Has bumblefoot quit
http://www.mygnrforum.com/index.php?/to … try3159053Hopefully this isn't the case and things work out for the better with Bumble!
Looks like some loser over there just wanted to use the recent speculation to start a rumor. I don't see Ron saying anything that implies he is quitting.
#2243 Re: Guns N' Roses » Bumblefoot not happy? Speculating.... » 746 weeks ago
I've wondered if Axl is grooming Izzy to try and get him to perform/write on his next record. He no doubt knows how crucial Izzy was to the song writing, plus maybe he figures it will buy him a bit more legitimacy by having him there.
If Ron were to leave I wonder if the position would be offered to Izzy. Whether he would accept or not who knows, but then I wouldn't have expected Izzy to tag around with them like he has been. So maybe if the $$'s are right...
At this point I'd be fine with a revolving door of musicians if we could slowly get the new ones out and the old ones in...just sayin'.
DJ can go first.
#2244 Re: Guns N' Roses » Bumblefoot not happy? Speculating.... » 746 weeks ago
They got million dollars for the show i dont know what bumblefoots complaining about easy $$$
Axl gets the bulk and then has those guys on salary I'd imagine.
#2245 Re: The Garden » Gunman kills 12 in Colorado movie theater » 746 weeks ago
Who takes infants and kids to a fucking midnight showing of Batman though?
That's how we roll in America now...white trash heaven.
#2246 Re: The Garden » Gunman kills 12 in Colorado movie theater » 746 weeks ago
Our country is sick and fucked up.
#2247 Re: The Garden » September 11 2001 » 746 weeks ago
So the gov't thought the twin towers wasn't quite enough, let's blow up some random building that didn't get directly hit by a plane? That's the most compelling case for the conspiracy theorists?
Who said that? Try sticking to what I wrote. Please don't rewrite it and argue against that (strawman.)
#2248 Re: The Garden » September 11 2001 » 747 weeks ago
The most compelling case against the official 911 story (for me) was Physics professor Steven Jones from BYU. A conservative Mormon who laid out a sound and rational argument explaining it was impossible for the buildings to collapse when the planes hit them. Likewise an MIT engineer also disputed the official report as well. These aren't crackpots or nutjobs here, these are highly educated men who looked at all the data and came to logical conclusions. Building seven falling too without being hit, c'mon.
#2249 Re: The Garden » Americans oppose health care law despite supporting it » 749 weeks ago
Here's what's going to happen:
People will blow off buying insurance until they need it. IF they get caught, they will pay a small fee. If they wait until they need it (cancer or a bad accident), they will gladly pay the "tax" then purchase insurance and promptly spend 100K+ on whatever happened - they won't be denied since there is no preexisting clause anymore. Then they will drop coverage again, so they will be taking from insurance, but only paying in a little bit while they use much more than they are putting in. This law is simply going to destroy the private insurance industry AND make insurance so expensive that NOBODY will be able to afford it because we will ALL be paying for the people scamming the system. The process will repeat when the gov't takes over after this bill destroys the industry and nobody will be able to afford it or the country will go bankrupt. This isn't solving anything, but it sure is creating a lot of problems.
This is like allowing people on their death bed to purchase $1,000,000 in life insurance for $15/month. Think about that for a bit and how there's NO WAY THIS CAN WORK.
Come up with something that fixes things and I will support it 100%. Forcing this pile of crap illegally down our throats is unacceptable.
That doesn't make sense and requires quite a bit of leg work, meaning most Americans aren't going to do it. I'd also imagine there are provisions inside this law that won't allow people to do this. It would negate the entire point of the ACA in the first place.
More people will buy insurance, thus lowering the cost of insurance. That's how the market place works. Likewise, those who are insured won't get hosed when they get sick (I know about this from first hand experience) nor will they have caps on what the insurance company will pay if they do decide to pay for care.
Those who can not afford to pay will be picked up by the expansion of Medicaid.
#2250 Re: The Garden » Americans oppose health care law despite supporting it » 749 weeks ago
It is unconstitiutional.
Ummm....The SCOTUS said otherwise.
