? Any plans even? come on, It aint like you whont be well recived here! Besides, a rare bunch of filthy rich people here go to conserts just for kicks ( even thou they know nothing of the band) so, droping speed of light and Holy Light will gain you HUGE popularity/income 
Yeah, unfortunately Monterrey has been taken off the schedule because of the horrific incident backstage last time. Apparently there was a cocktail olive which had its filling go missing. The whole band was severely traumatized by this. I still have nightmares about peeking into a cocktail olive and and I wake up in a sweat screaming "who's in here? who's in here? no one!"K.Mage101 wrote:So any news on going to Monterrey
There are so many factors that go into the whole thing. I always did enjoy Monterrey! Hey it even has a Carl's Jr... 
]There's nothing more to say besides :funhi: andJensJohansson wrote:a 68 gig tour of the Antarctic booked. I don't know how they will get the PA down there, but that's not my problem! I understand they have a lot of penguins down there. We'll have the biggest penguin audience of any rock band. Well, OK, any melodic power metal rock band. I heard Deep Purple were there in 1998 and they had 1.3 billion penguins in the audience.
Btw for a poor cursed European, what is Carl's Jr?????? 
What about the polar bears?!?! How could you forget them!?JensJohansson wrote:We'll have the biggest penguin audience of any rock band. Well, OK, any melodic power metal rock band. I heard Deep Purple were there in 1998 and they had 1.3 billion penguins in the audience.
that's not fair with your fans!
There ain't no polar bears in the Antarctic, they are in the ArcticCristiane wrote:What about the polar bears?!?! How could you forget them!?JensJohansson wrote:We'll have the biggest penguin audience of any rock band. Well, OK, any melodic power metal rock band. I heard Deep Purple were there in 1998 and they had 1.3 billion penguins in the audience.
I don't love you anymore
really?MaFiaBoY wrote:There ain't no polar bears in the Antarctic, they are in the ArcticCristiane wrote:What about the polar bears?!?! How could you forget them!?JensJohansson wrote:We'll have the biggest penguin audience of any rock band. Well, OK, any melodic power metal rock band. I heard Deep Purple were there in 1998 and they had 1.3 billion penguins in the audience.
I don't love you anymore
shame on me )
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I assume rats wouldnt be that lucrative, as it is hard to get an adequate percentage of meat from one particular rat, although it might be of use that they arent as demanding in means of food than "real" animals would be. On the other hand, while you can process one cow, you just cant get enough rats running down the factory, so from an economical point of view i wouldnt necessarily say that rats could be used as a cheap alternative for "real meat". Not to mention the differences in quality, you know, the animal husbandry for rats just recently started to develop, so it might be hard to find an adequate staff for managing all this. A positive side effect would be though, that after a nuclear war you would still be able to create an successful, meat based, fast food concern, which might be of use. Of course we dont know yet if there will be some kind of circle of customers, yet it is good to be prepared.stratoplayer wrote:YOU GUYS DONT HAVE CARLS JR??? poor bastards
(by the way it is a fast food restaurant but hs reall meat instead of the grounded rats they use at Mcdonalds
