Muse release more tickets for Wembley shows
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Muse have released more tickets for their Wembley Stadium shows sheduled to take place on the 16th and 17th of June.
Original tickets sold out within hours, so if you want them go here quickly.
The band have just been nominated for three gongs at this year's Brit Awards. Except they're not gongs, are they.
DiScuss: Why do people refer to awards as 'gongs'?
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DiScuss: Why do people refer to awards as 'gongs'?
'cos they make that noise when you tap them with your teaspoon
Originally
You were presented with a gong, but the Gong famine of 1957, led to a switch to trophies, which was generally found to be more agreeable.
Gongs are banned by the EU
due to noise pollution.
Gongs were fierce little creatures akin to Marmosets...
...native to the Kashmir.
Extinct now for decades, they were always pretty thin on the ground.
As rarities, they were hightly prized and often given as tokens of affection, or in return for achievement, by the Princelings of the Kashmir.
When the British arrived, they shot almost all of them and sent the rest home to London, where they were incredibly fashionable in the boutiques of Belgravia, all season long.
When the Nobel Prize Ceremony was held in London in 1906, GONGS were handed out as Awards.
They name stuck
The gongs alas are no more.
MUSE CAN SUCK MY BALLS
What the fuss about?
I've seen them live three times and walked off before they've finished.
I find them tedious and boring.
Christ, grow a personality belamy, i dont care how cool your backdrop and guitar are, its not enough to cover up the fact that you are as boring as watching paint dry.
yet
you went THREE times? that cant have been cheap ball sucking really now can it.
Hookers
No,
It was not cheap, but at the time seemed like a good idea.
It was at Festivals, Reading and TITP, they really failed to impress
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