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http://medpot.net/forums//index.php?showtopic=44706 Russell Barth Rage Against The Absurd #21 An Open Letter To The New

Evolution wrote: I bet a Rage reunion gets a bigger payday than PJ could right now. You might be right... but I didn't like Rage, and I love Audioslave. Laurie I loved RATM, Audioslave is ok, some good songs but nothing near as good IMO.

...they will but have PJ split up for 7 years then do a "come back" tour, PJ would blow them away, easy. holtz wrote: Calvin Jones & the 13th Apostle wrote: I doubt the money is that good playing a festival, especially once expenses are payed. It's not like they command U2 or PJ type guarantees. I bet a Rage reunion gets a bigger payday than PJ could right now.

holtz wrote: Calvin Jones & the 13th Apostle wrote: I doubt the money is that good playing a festival, especially once expenses are payed. It's not like they command U2 or PJ type guarantees. I bet a Rage reunion gets a bigger payday than PJ could right now. You might be right... but I didn't like Rage, and I love Audioslave. Laurie

Calvin Jones & the 13th Apostle wrote: I doubt the money is that good playing a festival, especially once expenses are payed. It's not like they command U2 or PJ type guarantees. I bet a Rage reunion gets a bigger payday than PJ could right now.

...m not sure if it can be considered a prejudice-- I am biased against people I find unintelligent. This bias has nothing to do with how they...purpose of compassion is not to hinder your own survival or happiness, nor does it help to rage against the Fates. *aka Alzheimers, Stephen Interesting, thanks for replying. Doesn't someone of below average intelligence still ...