BON JOVI SUED FOR 400 BILLION DOLLARS. YES, 400 BILLION DOLLARS

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Yeeeah! - Snarky Celebrity Gossip found this 10/13/2008 on www.holymoly.co.uk [flag]
There are certain things no sane person would own up to - being Iceland's financial advisor, for example, or that time you took a bit of cash to drop that weird-looking stuff off at that Sushi restaurant for some Russian bloke. Likewise, if you'd been responsible for the lyrics of Jon Bon Jovi ... [link]

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Published 10/13/2008 by abby at Yeeeah! - Snarky Celebrity Gossip
... Bon Jovi sued for… 400 billion dollars! Dr. Evil is reportedly univolved. (Holy Moly) ...

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Published 10/13/2008 by Spicy Pants at Celebrity Smack! Gossip & Entertainment Blog
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