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by whitepio＠smbsd.k12.ca.us 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

OK, at the risk of inciting more poorly spelled responses.... I have to add that I really enjoyed the young African American kid. You gotta love the kid when he began his segment by saying something like "There aren't very many 18 year old, black, heterosexual males who will admit to liking Sting's music..." I also felt so badly for him when he talked about spending $75 on a Sting ticket, and you could just tell it was a ton of money for him! What I spend on concert tickets (Sting as well as others) is equal to the gross national product of some small countries. But I have a decent paying job and my own credit cards. For an 18 year old to spend $75 (and those aren't even the best seats) is a nice compliment for Sting. Makes me want to adopt him (Andre, not Sting...though that's not a bad idea either). And.....he talked about his father being a preacher. I think it was Baptist, of which I have 18 years experience. He said that his father told him that his obsession with Sting almost borders on a sin (that's not the word he used, but it was close). I know where he's coming from. At one point in my junior year of high school, my mother made me take down all my Sting/Police pictures/posters because she said I was putting "idols before God." I think it was the picture of Sting in his evil Feyd triangle bikini bottoms that pushed her over the edge. Maggie

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"...Equity of Your Stingness"
by Fred Berthelot 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

I've been dusting off my hard drive this week and came across a couple of interesting things that had gotten lost in the clutter. So, if you have never seen the "toaster" Stingcommercial, or you're feeling nostalgic about those good 'ol Compaq days (sic), hop on over to www.homestead.com/turningleaf Enjoy, Fred

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"...Equity of Your Stingness"
by Fred Berthelot 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

I've been dusting off my hard drive this week and came across a couple of interesting things that had gotten lost in the clutter. So, if you have never seen the "toaster" Stingcommercial, or you're feeling nostalgic about those good 'ol Compaq days (sic), hop on over to www.homestead.com/turningleaf Enjoy, Fred

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for sale
by TONI CARBO 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

Hi everybody, I'm saling my POLICE and STING collection of live audio tapes.many of these concerts are first generation copies and some ones are master.All the shows are recorded on audio tapes (TDK,Maxell,Sony etc).They are many FM recordings, audience recordings and TV shows.Find enclosed the first part of this list.If there are anybody interested, please contact me privatly.: POLICE LIST: 4.3.79 Berkeley c60 5.3.79 Davis c60 8.3.79 Houston c60 9.3.79 Dallas c60 20.3.79 Pittsburg c90 23.3.79 Toronto c60 25.3.79 Buffalo c60 29.3.79 NY c60 4.4.79 NY c60 1st set 4.4.79 NY c60 2nd set 7.4.79 Boston c90 9.4.79 Philadelphia c60 23.4.79 Paris c60 4.5.79 Miami c60 1st set 4.5.79 Miami c60 2nd set 25.5.79 Chicago c60 5.79 Minneapolis c60 5.79 San Diego c60 4.6.79 Gellen c60 12.6.79 Bristol c90 22.6.79 Amsterdam c90 1.9.79 Hamburg c90 29.9.79 NY c90 2.10.79 NY c90 9.10.79 Virginia c60 26.10.79 Miami c90 8.11.79 Milwakee c90 16.11.79 Toronto c90 29.11.79 NY c90 3.12.79 Paris c60 16.12.79 Southampton c60 21.1.80 Cleveland c60 26.1.80 New Orleans c90 30.1.80 Denver c90 15.2.80 Tokyo c90 21.3.80 Sydney c60 2.4.80 Milano c90 8.4.80 Lyon c90 8.4.80 Lyon FM c60 28.4.80 Newcastle c90 27.7.80 Dublin c90 12.8.80 Cabourg c90 14.8.80 Nantes c90 16.8.80 Nantes c90 20.8.80 Orange c90 26.8.80 Toulon c90 27.8.80 Frejus c90 29.8.80 Barcelona c90 14.10.80 Munich c90 18.10.80 ESSEN c90 21.10.80 Winnipeg c90 28.10.80 Seattle c90 29.10.80 Portland c90 3.11.80 San Diego c90 15.1.81 LA c90 26.1.81 Osaka c90 27.1.81 Osaka c90 26.2.81 Perth c60 1.10.81 Bobblingen c90 12.12.81 Marquee c90 15.12.81 London c90 16.12.81 London c90 18.12.81 Brighton c90 19.12.81 Birmingham c90 3.1.82 Stockhom c90 4.1.82 Goteborg c90 and many more that they come very soon. C60= 1.50 $ C90= 2 $ p&p not included. Best TONI CARBO P.O.BOX 14282 08080 BARCELONA CATALONIA SPAIN TONICARBO(a)TELELINE.ES TONICARBO(a)teleline.es

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Re: [Police] Unexpected appearance of he-who-needs-no-naming-here
by Maartje van der Most 19 Nov '01

19 Nov '01

Hi John and everyone! The girl is his daughter Coco. Wonder how he liked the movie ;) Maartje >From: "John N. Lehner" <lehner(a)CS.Stanford.EDU> >To: <police(a)mailman.xmission.com> >Subject: [Police] Unexpected appearance of he-who-needs-no-naming-here >Date: Sun, 18 Nov 2001 21:30:01 -0800 > >Hi everyone! > >Looks like Sting was at the Harry Potter premiere in London! > >http://www.hollywood.com/sites/harrypotter/video/id/1097538 > >The video is available all the way up to 700kbits/sec... > >And who is that with him? > >John > >_______________________________________________ >Police mailing list >Police(a)mailman.xmission.com >http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/police _________________________________________________________________ Download MSN Explorer gratis van http://explorer.msn.nl/intl.asp

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re: Simpsons
by JRZ101＠aol.com 18 Nov '01

18 Nov '01

The info you are looking for is as follows.... "Radio Bart" 8F11 Original Airdate: 1/9/92 Homer buys Bart a Superstar Celebrity microphone for his birthday. Bart thinks it's the lamest gift in the world until he realizes he can play some great pranks with it. One of his pranks backfires when the entire town comes to the rescue of "Timmy O'Toole," the little boy Bart pretends has fallen down a well. Krusty the Clown brings his celebrity friends, including Sting, to record a song "We're Sending Our Love Down the Well" to benefit Timmy. Realizing things have gotten out of hand, Bart tries to undo his prank, but winds up falling down the well himself. He eventually admits that there was no Timmy O'Toole and the whole town is angered because a 10-year-old boy took them for fools. The only people willing to dig Bart out of the well are Homer and Sting. Guest star: Sting as himself <A HREF="http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0313.html">http://www.thesimpsons.com/episode_guide/0313.html</A>

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When We (Belly) Dance
by Soapbox In The Foothills 18 Nov '01

18 Nov '01

I'm lying in bed with my wife this morning, with a nasty Bacardi hangover and the nearly forgettable SWORDFISH rewinding in the VCR (nearly, for Hugh Jackman is quite the piece of ass, I'll admit), and I flip over to VH1 where Sting's "Fan Club" is being broadcast. The opening segment features a young woman from Park City, UT (Julie, are you out there?) who had the opportunity to "belly dance" for Sting at a Southern California appearance. I couldn't help but recall a thread on this list some months back about "belly dancing," and I'm curious whether what I just watched a little while ago pertained &/or related to those discussions. Compelled and curious...

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John Mayer covers
by nini malayaman 18 Nov '01

18 Nov '01

Hey everyone- If you have Bearshare or whatever new incarnation of N-ster is around, check out John Mayer covering Message in a Bottle. Also, he covers Tea in the Sahara (with Glen Phillips). Both seem to be recorded in small clubs or something b/c you can hear the audience chatting. Excellent Tea in the Sahara cover. Message is pretty OK-need to hear it more to appreciate it, I think. I'm not sure where you can legally aquire these songs, but if anyone has more info, please send it along either to me or the list. -Nini Philadelphia _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

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The simpsons
by Juan Manuel Santiago 18 Nov '01

18 Nov '01

Hi everybody: could anybody tell me what's the title of the simpsons' episode where Sting appears? Thanks. Juanma.

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Re: [Police] When We (Belly) Dance
by Stingfan222＠aol.com 18 Nov '01

18 Nov '01

Angie, are you out there? It is the one and the same, but I can't remember if she was posting to this list or if it was a different one (StingStuff?) I haven't heard from Angie since the Boston show, so am wondering where she is! This fan show is going to be repeated tonight at 10pm on VH1. I think VH1 did a great job in making the 4 fans not seem like raving lunatics. That would be my fear! There was a short contribution by Ian and his restaurant as well. Michelle In a message dated 11/18/01 12:32:58 PM, sacstorm(a)innercite.com writes: > I'm lying in bed with my wife this morning, with a nasty Bacardi >hangover and the nearly forgettable SWORDFISH rewinding in the VCR >(nearly, for Hugh Jackman is quite the piece of ass, I'll admit), and I >flip over to VH1 where Sting's "Fan Club" is being broadcast. The >opening segment features a young woman from Park City, UT (Julie, are >you out there?) who had the opportunity to "belly dance" for Sting at a >Southern California appearance. I couldn't help but recall a thread on >this list some months back about "belly dancing," and I'm curious >whether what I just watched a little while ago pertained &/or related to >those discussions. > > Compelled and curious... > >

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