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  1. #1: Madame X
    Friday, January 27, 2006
    6:26 pm (reply)

    “The new slogan for 2006 is not sex sells, but Mozart sells. If Mozart could see what happens now only in Austria, in Vienna or Salzburg this year, he would either only laugh about it or he would be disgusted,” he says.

    Given that Mozart was always broke, I think he’d just want a cut!

  2. #2: FMF
    Saturday, January 28, 2006
    10:05 pm (reply)

    What was that point #2?

  3. #3: Flexo
    Sunday, January 29, 2006
    9:10 pm (reply)

    Just some gibberish.

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