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Hi!

So sad story, I'm coming all the way from Colorado to have my brain melted by some bloody beetroots... and my one and only friend in LA that I'm staying with doesn't have her saturday night ticket :( Does anyone want to be my new friend? :) I try not to bite... but I honestly just can't make any promises lol

same thing happened to me. well, kind of.

Man I feel like quite a few people on this board are going alone. Same thing happened to me, all my friends decided to go Sunday and not Saturday.

I'm down to meet up with anybody and everybody! Just pm me =]

what are you guys going to where? Ill keep an eye out and we can take pictures.

Um, well I'm gonna be the bad ass in a pinstripe gangsta dress :)

I'm going solo to and you all already know what I'm going to wear, look for the DIE HARD FAN in Jokers Make up

Just me and my girlfriend are going :/ so always down to meet ppl there the more the merrier ^.^

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Testifying for a second day at an inquiry into press ethics, the chairman and chief executive officer of News Corp. said that the extent of hacking had been hidden from him and his senior executives, adding that they were “all misinformed and shielded.”

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At times combative, at times contrite, Murdoch has said he welcomed his two-day appearance before the Leveson Inquiry , the longest by any witness, for the chance to put “certain myths to bed.”

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Murdoch, 81, is arguably the most highly anticipated of the scores of witnesses to appear before the panel, which Prime Minister David Cameron set up in July in response to revelations that News of the World journalists had illegally hacked into hundreds of people’s cellphones.