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by Paul Wells on Monday, December 14, 2009 8:26am - 9 Comments

François Fillon will be attending the Sting concert tomorrow night at the Salle Pleyel.

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  • http://intensedebate.com/people/Fred_Moro Fred_Moro

    Hahahahahahaha, love the tags.

    • http://intensedebate.com/people/Lord_Bob Lord Bob

      I agree. Kenny G sold out a looooong time ago, Mr. Wells.

  • Mulletaur

    Hey, if it worked for Stevie …

    • CAPS

      Steve can play music but I don't think he actually appreciates it or even really likes it.

      • http://intensedebate.com/people/jolyon jolyon

        "but I don't think he actually appreciates it or even really likes it."

        What makes you say that? Harper seems to like classic rock, not my taste, but it does seem sincere. I also read somewhere recently that Harper likes to play piano while his son plays guitar.

        Thanks for connecting the dots for me, Mulletaur. I had no idea why Wells posted this until I read your comment.

        • http://intensedebate.com/people/Inkless Inkless

          Actually I have no reason at all for posting it, except a vague sense that, while I'm fond of Fillon and Salle Pleyel and used to be fond of Sting, the thought of all three of them together suddenly seems like a perfect vision of hell. I had a line in here about Fillon playing piano, but took it out because if I left it in, I would seem to have a point and I don't.

          • Mulletaur

            " … the thought of all three of them together suddenly seems like a perfect vision of hell."

            Yeah.

          • http://intensedebate.com/people/jolyon jolyon

            "a perfect vision of hell."

            I was thinking the same thing so I assumed it would be another reason for you. I read the description of what Sting would be performing, wtf is "traditional music of Newcastle", and thought to myself why in god's name would Parisians want to attend.

          • CAPS

            "and thought to myself why in god's name would Parisians want to attend."

            Paris is basically second-hand English language bookstores and Irish pubs so of course they would go to a concert featuring the "traditional music of Newcastle."

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