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Mick Fleetwood digs The Reg

We need his love so bad

By Robert Blincoe • Get more from this author

Posted in Bootnotes, 10th January 2001 13:41 GMT

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Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood is into the Reg for all his business information needs.

Mick was plugging his online rock memorabilia auction site, www.FleetwoodOwen.com, in the Mirror when he revealed us to be his favourite web destination. (To be fair, he did also mention Ask Jeeves.)

So Mick, in the spirit of mutual back slapping and brotherly love, we're prepared to forget the Samantha Fox Brit awards fiasco. And if you're raffling off some coke spoons or those testicle substitutes you're dangling on the cover of Rumours, put me down for a £10 bid. ®

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