Aerosmith Mentioned On Msnbc
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usairways_vote_NO
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Aerosmith so you gonna change your handle now?
Why did you let them ID you anyway? Just curious.
Why did you let them ID you anyway? Just curious.
EyeInTheSky
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Cav, are you serious? If he's 86'd over this it will be the dumbest PR move ever.cavalier said:According to some he will be gone anyway, so what makes the difference nowh34r:
If he does disappear over this, U will be on Leno again and again, it won't be flattery.
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From Washington Post "Media Notes" by Howie Kurtz: "... Lost in the hullabaloo, but unearthed by the political newsletter Hotline <http://www.nationaljournal.comwas a relatively obscure blog that got the scoop at 9:44 Monday night. A poster to USAviation.com noted that on Kerry's 757 in an airplane hangar, "John Edwards vp decals were being put on engine cowlings and upper fuselage."
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Journalists Scramble, but a Secret Is Kept (Mostly) Safe
By JIM RUTENBERG
Published: July 7, 2004
WASHINGTON, July 6 - Perhaps the most sought-after people in the nation during the holiday weekend were the workers charged with affixing decals with the name of Senator John Kerry's running mate on the side of his campaign plane as it sat in a hangar in Pittsburgh. Producers with several major news outlets said that in their determination to be first with the name, they went all out to track down the workers, assuming they would be the first to know.
And they were: Mr. Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, called the workers even before he called Mr. Edwards. And a visitor to an obscure aviation Web log reported seeing the decals being changed at 9:44 p.m. Monday. But reporters for major operations never ferreted out the same information...
By JIM RUTENBERG
Published: July 7, 2004
WASHINGTON, July 6 - Perhaps the most sought-after people in the nation during the holiday weekend were the workers charged with affixing decals with the name of Senator John Kerry's running mate on the side of his campaign plane as it sat in a hangar in Pittsburgh. Producers with several major news outlets said that in their determination to be first with the name, they went all out to track down the workers, assuming they would be the first to know.
And they were: Mr. Kerry, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, called the workers even before he called Mr. Edwards. And a visitor to an obscure aviation Web log reported seeing the decals being changed at 9:44 p.m. Monday. But reporters for major operations never ferreted out the same information...
Maybe I have missed something, but how, who and when did the media find out about this thread and about Aerosmith??? I actually remembering reading about this initially yesterday morning as I had MSNBC on and they were awaiting the big news. I thought it was rather funny at the time, that I even knew before they did. 
EyeInTheSky
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Ouch! That's a "catty" remark. Seems the reporter had a healthy serving of Meow Mix...jealous obviously.RJcasualty said:
