Awards?

[SNORRE NYEGGEN]

Hi Jamie.

Well said Jamie.

I have been MMEB fan for 30 years now.

I am member of The Viking Refreshment Company,
and we are all GREAT FANS OF MMEB.

Often we talk to band members before/after the concerts.
And we/I are very grateful for that.
Sometimes we get the chance to take photos too.

But if the bandmembers sometimes havent time for things like these,
are tired or what ever reason. We have to respect it.
(Even though things like that is very rare)
Snorre

[Karin]

Michel already said it - I agree with him - cool down guys please! Although you are completely right in your basic points, Jamie. But it doesn`t help to start another angry discussion here...

Karin

[olehsanne]

Think before posting any funny messages..

Well i have been thinking....your funny!

Thought I went over the top for a moment, but Jamie..., cheer up!

Best
Ole

[Colin]

I'm with Ole here.
there's no disrespect at all, certainly none intended.

Maybe a little frustration, but that's not unhealthy.

We don't need to pamper or suck. It's just freedom of speech, freedom of expression; certainly not disrespect.

Let's lighten up a bit. If we don't want funny posts, I'm out of here!

Colin (still )

[Paul Morgan]

Didn't someone ask an intesting question about awards a while back?

I for one would be interested if anyone has any more answers about the actual question.

[jamie]

Awards: There's s.th. on the net called "Zulu Awards" on a Danish TV Program, but it doesn't say whether Manfred got an Award or only appeared as Special Guest. Maybe you might want to follow that.

sorry Karin, but here comes a cheerful explanation for the funny bunch:

i didn't say don't be funny, only pls think again.
but to say it with Mr Dylan: if you want to go, go now.

ole was it my funny or your funny?

yours utterly cheerful,
Jamie


PS: one person's freedom ends where another person's freedom begins. Respecting someone doesn't mean you have to pamper or - excuse me - suck. Didn't Mum and Dad tell you?!
oh shit i didn't think again

[Keith Sheen]

I thought that 'Somewhere in Afrika' won a German equivalent of a Grammy.I'm sure I read that in 'Mannerisms'