
(hinting on the origins of this thread

This french cheese is pretty famous for having worms on it (the grey envelop around it is not moisture or simple fungus but very little worm keeping the cheese clean.
I agree 100%Gippeto wrote:Cheddar....preferably old cheddar...3-7 years.
Apple wood smoked cheddar...yum.
Feta, edam, gouda, esrom, monteray jack, jalapeno jack...it's all good.
Just please....cheese whiz and velveeta...NO! There's no cheese in these things...they are "simulated cheese like product".
I agree....I heard the group Alabama state that even with 41 #1 hits to their credit, 90% of their income is derived from touring ticket sales and only 10% from record sales.saefroch wrote:IMO, any music producer that's not good enough to stay afloat off live performance earnings probably shouldn't exist in the first place.
So if 23,000 people refused the settlement and told whatever company is suing them that they'll see them in court, this company would have to sue 23,000 people. I imagine they'd argue to do it as one case but doesn't everyone have a right to be in the court at the time of the trial?Technician1002 wrote:In the US they do very well. They threaten you with a lawsuit. It boils down to we can make it go away for between $2500 and $5000. If you don't make it go away, we sue. They get lots of people who know a good lawyer is $250/hour and a couple months of work even if you win is a loss.jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:I don't know how it would work... and what would they sue them for, lost earnings? How much profit do they make off 23,000 sales?MrCrowley wrote:Unless they can actually find the time and money to sue all 23,000 people in court?