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This is how Dick Cheney rolls

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There's so much material here. Who would have thought the VP incapable of changing his station himself? Who knew he prefered those "liberal" papers? And who the hell know he requires a constant 68 degree temperature to maintain his kryogenic state?

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Jesus. You guys are fanatical. Like any other politcians demands are any different.
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...yep, quite different from Bubba...all he needed was a desk, cigar, and a fat intern! But hey, different strokes for different folks.

You might think Bubba cost us far less, but hell he cleand out the White House when he left. Plug in the cost of replacing all the stash they pilfered and it prolly works out pretty close. :wink:
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dude drinks decaff? now thats inside scoop
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I think he's pushing his luck asking for a "private bathroom". Those sure are hard to come by in your own hotel suite.
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RACK the Mole.
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No gun rack?
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ChargerMike wrote:...yep, quite different from Bubba...all he needed was a desk, cigar, and a fat intern! But hey, different strokes for different folks.

You might think Bubba cost us far less, but hell he cleand out the White House when he left. Plug in the cost of replacing all the stash they pilfered and it prolly works out pretty close. :wink:
You always were a sucker for urban legends.

BTW: We're not outraged mv, we're laughing at the pompous old fool.
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NY Times ??

I call bullshit
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Wolfman wrote:NY Times ??

I call bullshit
It's true. You don't seriously think Cheney buys the "liberal media" crap he spews to you?
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BSmack wrote:
ChargerMike wrote:...yep, quite different from Bubba...all he needed was a desk, cigar, and a fat intern! But hey, different strokes for different folks.

You might think Bubba cost us far less, but hell he cleand out the White House when he left. Plug in the cost of replacing all the stash they pilfered and it prolly works out pretty close. :wink:
You always were a sucker for urban legends.

BTW: We're not outraged mv, we're laughing at the pompous old fool.
I repeat.. :wink: :wink:
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No shotgun? I call Bullshit.

"Super Volunteer"? Methinks:

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PSUFAN wrote:No shotgun? I call Bullshit.

"Super Volunteer"? Methinks:

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Well, that worked out rather nicely. :lol:
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ChargerMike wrote:I repeat.. :wink: :wink:
Pretty much stuck on hold are ye?
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his list is tame compared to the green m&m crowd
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Sudden Sam wrote:FOX News?!?! You're kidding! I'm stunned.
That's what stuck out in my mind, as well.
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His requirements aren't "understated", douchbag. When you drop a list on the host like this, you are basically SCREAMING your requirements.
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Bizzarofelice wrote:
Sudden Sam wrote:FOX News?!?! You're kidding! I'm stunned.
That's what stuck out in my mind, as well.

He wants his news "Fair and Balanced."
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"All lights turned on?"

Who knew that Dickie was afraid of the dark?
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PSUFAN wrote:No shotgun? I call Bullshit.

"Super Volunteer"? Methinks:

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"What was THAT?? Is somebody there? M-Mister Marbles?"

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mothster wrote:his list is tame compared to the green m&m crowd
Have you ever heard the story behind the green M&Ms? It's a classic. And it shows that Van Halen had a head for business.
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No love for Cheney here, but that list isn't bad at all. You should see the rider for even the shittiest of bands.
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ElvisMonster wrote:No love for Cheney here, but that list isn't bad at all. You should see the rider for even the shittiest of bands.
Werd!

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BSmack wrote:
mothster wrote:his list is tame compared to the green m&m crowd
Have you ever heard the story behind the green M&Ms? It's a classic. And it shows that Van Halen had a head for business.
I’ve never heard the story, please do tell. Hopefully you’re not in as pissy a mood as yesterday.

P.S. Now playing on 93.1 The Lake: Van Halen, “Cabo Wabo”. :wink:
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ElvisMonster wrote:No love for Cheney here, but that list isn't bad at all. You should see the rider for even the shittiest of bands.
True, but on the other hand, people usualy WANT the bands to come to town. A Presidential or Vice Presidential visit may make for nice headlines, but it's really just a big fucking headache for whatever city they happen to descend upon.
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Goober McTuber wrote:
BSmack wrote:
mothster wrote:his list is tame compared to the green m&m crowd
Have you ever heard the story behind the green M&Ms? It's a classic. And it shows that Van Halen had a head for business.
I’ve never heard the story, please do tell. Hopefully you’re not in as pissy a mood as yesterday.

P.S. Now playing on 93.1 The Lake: Van Halen, “Cabo Wabo”. :wink:
Here's the way David Lee Roth explains it.
. . . Van Halen was the first band to take huge productions into tertiary, third-level markets. We'd pull up with nine eighteen-wheeler trucks, full of gear, where the standard was three trucks, max. And there were many, many technical errors — whether it was the girders couldn't support the weight, or the flooring would sink in, or the doors weren't big enough to move the gear through.

The contract rider read like a version of the Chinese Yellow Pages because there was so much equipment, and so many human beings to make it function. So just as a little test, in the technical aspect of the rider, it would say "Article 148: There will be fifteen amperage voltage sockets at twenty-foot spaces, evenly, providing nineteen amperes . . ." This kind of thing. And article number 126, in the middle of nowhere, was: "There will be no brown M&M's in the backstage area, upon pain of forfeiture of the show, with full compensation."

So, when I would walk backstage, if I saw a brown M&M in that bowl . . . well, line-check the entire production. Guaranteed you're going to arrive at a technical error. They didn't read the contract. Guaranteed you'd run into a problem. Sometimes it would threaten to just destroy the whole show. Something like, literally, life-threatening.
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If I were the VP my list would look something like this:

Good view
Whirlpool tub
Magic Fingers on bed, turned up to 11
Fridge stocked with Hamm's and Summit Pale Ale
Two packs of jelly with all orders of toast
Hot plate
Jiffy Pop Popcorn ("The Magic Treat, as much fun to make as it is to eat.")
Covers tucked in on bed ("That's one tuck, one no tuck...")

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The Whistle Is Screaming wrote:
ElvisMonster wrote:No love for Cheney here, but that list isn't bad at all. You should see the rider for even the shittiest of bands.
Werd!

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I use to work for the group that brought shows to Mizzou. Riders are a funny thing. The smaller indie bands ended up eating barbecue we made at our house. I'd just like to thank Versus for being cool despite being major Red Wings fans. I remember making phone calls for a third wave ska act to "hook them up" with some sticky green leaves. That wasn't on their rider.
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My first show as a runner was AC/DC. Learned very quickly why they call you a "runner". :-)

Their rider was crazy, but we got to eat and drink everything they left in the dressing room. Angus did take the oxygen tanks I bought for him and all the fittings for it, I coulda make some cool waterpipe/bong masks with it.

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Uncle Fester wrote:Hot plate
L4WNM0W3R!!!1 :lol:


Wait...
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Fester,

Regarding that Summit Pale Ale, I bought a 6-pack, and it was decent beer, but I’ll be damned if every one of those 6 bottles wasn’t filled to a different level. The worst one was about ¾ full. I’ll stick with the Three Floyds Alpha King, and the occasional Sierra Nevada.
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Anyone ever had Hornsby's??
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Cicero wrote:Anyone ever had Hornsby's??
Yea, like 15 years ago. It's not all that.
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I didnt think so either. My big bro in the Fraternity swore by it, but after one or two I was filled up. You cant pound the things.
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Regarding that Summit Pale Ale, I bought a 6-pack, and it was decent beer, but I’ll be damned if every one of those 6 bottles wasn’t filled to a different level. The worst one was about ¾ full. I’ll stick with the Three Floyds Alpha King, and the occasional Sierra Nevada.
I think the guy at the liquor store probably saw the liquid gold and was taking sips on the sly.


As for Three Floyds, I don't drink anything that comes from Indiana. If the company's marketing department put out t-shirts like this....
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I'm sure glad they specified that the Sprite had to be caffeine free. :lol:
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Televisions?

He can't see well enough to tell the difference between an old man and a little bird. how many TVs does he need to tell him what he wants to hear?
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