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[bamber]

Another headline suggestion...

[bamber]

[bamber]

Sweetness is my witness



'cept for the end bit.

Edited by bamber, 19 November 2010 - 05:10 AM.

[bamber]

From the top to the end, don't you ever get too comfortable...

[bamber]

Last one.

[anoldhippie@60]

I thought Lil Wayne was white kid out of the tv program Rock School who was playing rock guitar.????

[anoldhippie@60]

Just remembered it was Lil Chris.

[ToxicJesus]

Lil Wayne would be PHENOMENAL. As long as he promised to only rap and stays the f**k away from his guitar. Does Glasto still allow convicts these days?

[The Nal]

What about Eazy-E’s son – Lil' E?

Edited by The Nal, 05 November 2010 - 11:36 AM.

[Rossc88]

Live video link from the penn?

[5co77ie]

Does anyone know where we stand with regard to issuing visas to ex-cons? It migt make an appearance less likely if he won't get a visa.

[The Nal]

5co77ie, on 05 November 2010 - 12:23 PM, said:

Does anyone know where we stand with regard to issuing visas to ex-cons? It migt make an appearance less likely if he won't get a visa.

Is Gary Glitter ok to play? Because he was convicted outside of the UK. Ould Gaz.

[5co77ie]

The Nal, on 05 November 2010 - 12:51 PM, said:

Is Gary Glitter ok to play? Because he was convicted outside of the UK. Ould Gaz.

The UK Border Agency usually opposes the entry to the UK of individuals where they have been found guilty of serious criminal offences abroad. Glitter had to sign the sex offenders register to get back in. I don't think we have a dangerous weapons register - but pretty sure a weapons offence prevents UK entry without individual case home office approval.

Edited for speeling

Edited by 5co77ie, 05 November 2010 - 01:00 PM.

[In transit]

5co77ie, on 05 November 2010 - 12:59 PM, said:

The UK Border Agency usually opposes the entry to the UK of individuals where they have been found guilty of serious criminal offences abroad. Glitter had to sing the sex offenders register to get back in. I don't think we have a dangerous weapons register - but pretty sure a weapons offence prevents UK entry without individual case home office approval.

Glitter was also a UK citizen so requirements are totally different.

The general benchmark is whether the crime would have attracted a sentence of a year or more in the UK. Without looking it up I suspect Lil Wayne may fall down on these grounds. There is some discretion though so good lawyers might make it happen.

[srvman]

Although unlikely.
Lil Wayne would be immense!

The only other rap act you should check out if you are not a fan of rap other than JayZ

Tha Carter III is one of the best albums I have bought in the last few years.

[ToxicJesus]

Rossc88, on 05 November 2010 - 12:12 PM, said:

Live video link from the penn?

WEEZY'S FREE: http://pitchfork.com...ed-from-prison/

5co77ie, on 05 November 2010 - 12:23 PM, said:

Does anyone know where we stand with regard to issuing visas to ex-cons? It migt make an appearance less likely if he won't get a visa.

They let Snoop back in and he's got waaaay more convictions than Dwayne, including weapons charges.

[The Nal]

5co77ie, on 05 November 2010 - 12:59 PM, said:

The UK Border Agency usually opposes the entry to the UK of individuals where they have been found guilty of serious criminal offences abroad. Glitter had to sign the sex offenders register to get back in. I don't think we have a dangerous weapons register - but pretty sure a weapons offence prevents UK entry without individual case home office approval.

Edited for speeling

Is his cock not considered a dangerous weapon? I'm sure those poor little Vietnamese kids would vouch for that.

[Pot]

Lil Wayne doesn't like England

[sifi]

srvman, on 05 November 2010 - 01:05 PM, said:

Although unlikely.
Lil Wayne would be immense!

The only other rap act you should check out if you are not a fan of rap other than JayZ

Mos Def owns both of them.

[bamber]

There is a deep pool..

Edited by bamber, 11 November 2010 - 03:07 AM.