Ms. Lickness writes:
 
"I talked to Jesse a couple of weeks ago Gary. He is busy considering whether 
he 
will attempt to become the benevolent dictator of Baja California (property 
taxes are way cheaper there) or re-energize his Hollywood career. One thing for 
sure, he was WORKED UP about the smoking ban. I overheard him speaking in a 
very 
animated voice to a couple state legislators about his views. He was wondering 
who was going to tell Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones that he could not 
smoke on stage at the concert when they play in Mpls. Being the cigar 
aficionado 
that he is and an ex-southside 3.2 joint visitor, he sported a completely 
libertarian view on the issue of smoking."
 
Thanks for the humor, Ms. Lickness.  We sure need some on the list.
 
Three Minneapolis specific questions emanate from your post:
 
1.  If Keith Richards smoked on stage at a Minneapolis concert, wouldn't the 
issue of secondary smoke be irrelevant?
 
2.  If Hennepin County and the City of Minneapolis stick to their stringent 
smoking ban, would this be a determining factor in Gov. Ventura deciding to 
move to the Baja Peninsula?
 
3.  If Gov. Ventura is contemplating a Hollywood comeback, wouldn't a reprise 
of Gloria Swanson's role in "Sunset Boulevard" be the prefect vehicle for him?  
Retitle it "Ventura Boulevard."
 
"We're ready for your shot, Governor Ventura."
 
Gary Dombouy
Whittier  

-----Original Message-----
From: Barbara Lickness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Gary Hoover <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; [email protected]
Sent: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 12:47:33 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: [Mpls] Rybak/McLaughlin: Politics of Distraction & Destruction


Gary said:
 
Perhaps the DFL will hire Jesse Ventura to stage this thing more creatively?
 
Me: 
 
I talked to Jesse a couple of weeks ago Gary. He is busy considering whether he 
will attempt to become the benevolent dictator of Baja California (property 
taxes are way cheaper there) or re-energize his Hollywood career. One thing for 
sure, he was WORKED UP about the smoking ban. I overheard him speaking in a 
very 
animated voice to a couple state legislators about his views. He was wondering 
who was going to tell Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones that he could not 
smoke on stage at the concert when they play in Mpls. Being the cigar 
aficionado 
that he is and an ex-southside 3.2 joint visitor, he sported a completely 
libertarian view on the issue of smoking.  

Barb Lickness
Whittier



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