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8 December 2010
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kelicopter

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I'm seeing Macca for the first time in ten days and I honestly cannot wait! paul-mccartney

He's playing in London on the 18th and Liverpool on the 20th. He only announced the dates yesterday, and they went on sale this morning.

Just wondering whether anyone else from the forum was going to either date.

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8 December 2010
7.12pm

Joe

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You're in for a treat. I thought about going, but I saw him earlier in the year and can't really afford to go again.

Which show are you going to? Do report back and let us know all about it (pics a bonus!).

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9 December 2010
3.48pm

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I'm quite lucky because I'm getting it as a christmas present from my sister, otherwise I wouldn't be able to afford it either!

I'm going to the London show, and yeah I'll definitely keep you posted.

"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
"When I cannot sing my heart, I can only speak my mind."

9 December 2010
9.07pm

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I'm planning on seeing him in the summer, assuming he's in the south. I don't fancy a winter concert.

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10 December 2010
5.55pm

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I'd love to go to the London concert, but I'm a bit out of pocket as of late. It's on the bucket list though.

You all will have read that Dave Dee is no longer with us. But Mickey and Titch and I would like to carry on the good work that's always gone down in number two.

10 December 2010
10.52pm

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DoctorRobert said:

I'd love to go to the London concert, but I'm a bit out of pocket as of late. It's on the bucket list though.

I'll buy you a ticket if you pay my tuition fees?

And I neeeeeeeeed her all the time

11 December 2010
10.25am

DoctorRobert

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The Walrus said:

DoctorRobert said:

I'd love to go to the London concert, but I'm a bit out of pocket as of late. It's on the bucket list though.

I'll buy you a ticket if you pay my tuition fees?

Hahahahahaha! Oh man, we're fucked.

You all will have read that Dave Dee is no longer with us. But Mickey and Titch and I would like to carry on the good work that's always gone down in number two.

12 December 2010
1.25am

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The Walrus said:

I'm planning on seeing him in the summer, assuming he's in the south. I don't fancy a winter concert.

Why not?

And I'm with you guys with the tuiton fees. apple01

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12 December 2010
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Sorry to derail, but just to put it into perspective with our fellow Americans, the money we would have to pay for university tuition fees per year would be around 14,000 US Dollars.

You all will have read that Dave Dee is no longer with us. But Mickey and Titch and I would like to carry on the good work that's always gone down in number two.

14 December 2010
12.00pm

The Walrus

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mithveaen said:

The Walrus said:

I'm planning on seeing him in the summer, assuming he's in the south. I don't fancy a winter concert.

Why not?

Either out in the cold (and potentially snow) or in a breeding ground for 'flu and subsequent spoilt Christmases.

I'm fairly sure Americans pay more than we will do anyway. Apparently six-figure debt isn't at all unheard of.

And I neeeeeeeeed her all the time

14 December 2010
3.18pm

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The Walrus said:

mithveaen said:

Either out in the cold (and potentially snow) or in a breeding ground for 'flu and subsequent spoilt Christmases.

I'm fairly sure Americans pay more than we will do anyway. Apparently six-figure debt isn't at all unheard of.

Ah ok… actually you've got a point there with the weather. In the concert I went it rained a lot, fortunately I had a raincoat and when I arrived to the hotel, I took a shower, and I took like 2 cups of tea to prevent a cold. My niece, (who saw in the same place Bon Jovi in September) didn't follow my advice and got sick like for 2 weeks. She was happy though.

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