PdL in Luxembourg in October

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edguerin -> PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 23 2010 17:26:46)
Check out here and tickets are only € 25.- to 45.-!!! [:@]God help you if you manage to get tickets and I don't[&:]

Ron.M -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 23 2010 18:26:19)
quote: and tickets are only € 25.- to 45.-!!! Yeah, but it could be like the "economy" versions of stuff. (like "base" model cars) Maybe a bit less guitar, a bit more Harmonica and Bass..[:D] Hey... how come if you're under 27 years old in Luxembourg you get a children's discount? Here it's 16 at the most..(sometimes 14) cheers, Ron

edguerin -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 24 2010 17:36:02)
oh, I expect it to be the "normal" if not the "deluxe" version: Luxembourg has a thriving Spanish scene and is one of Europe's Metropoles. And they subvention Art! quote: how come if you're under 27 years old in Luxembourg you get a children's discount That's probably because with 27 nowadays you're still a kid (i.e. living with your parents, having mom do your washing etc [:D])

Ron.M -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 24 2010 18:34:16)
Yeah Ed, It's a sad world for young folk in this post-credit crunch period... Before the Banks screwed it up, you could live as a child in Luxembourg until 27, then move to Greece and retire at 53. That's the way to do it! [:D] Actually, I read that in the "old" Greece if you had a Civil Service job, you could retire at 38...so um... 38-27 =11 years of actually having to get up in the morning...... Cool!... Live the hippy dream! [:D][:D] "Let the Machines Do The Work.. Set People Free!".....(Jerry Rubin 1965) cheers, Ron

edguerin -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 24 2010 19:24:00)
[:(] those were the days my friend ... However we have a retirement-scheme here, where you can work for roughly 80% of your normal pay for half of the time 'til regular retirement age, then stay home for the rest of the time, still getting your 80% until normal retirement, when you get your pension...

Ron.M -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Jun. 24 2010 19:33:53)
Better still Ed... Get a job as a British MP! Since the election, Gordon Brown the ex-Prime Minister has been sitting at home and watching the whole of the World Cup and thinking about writing a book...while getting paid £65,000 a year plus expenses by the taxpayers as a "regular" MP, employed to represent the local issues of the people in his area, which he is clearly not doing. (Apparently the only time he spent a day in London this week was with some cronies to discuss his future in big industry) Where else in Civvy Street can you get that kinda deal? [:D] cheers, Ron

edguerin -> RE: PdL in Luxembourg in October (Oct. 24 2010 8:29:15)
So I stood in line and grabbed two tickets for €15.- each. Lousy seats (I could've spit on Alain Perez' head) interesting perspective though. Paco's gone a long way, since his first performances back in the early 70s! I saw one of his (if not the) first concerts in Germany with him an Ramon playing in a small church back then... All in all it was a great experience. I never realized you could play flamenco on the harmonica... And, my wife who isn't really into flamenco, was really impressed [;)]

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