Damage control? Or worst joke ever? Via AP:

“It was an off-the-cuff remark, a joke, and it is not true. File under April Fool’s joke,” said Bernard Doherty of LD Communications, which represents the Rolling Stones.

Added Richards’ longtime manager Jane Rose (via MTV):

Said in jest. Can’t believe anyone took [it] seriously.

Right, so gullible! Who would take Richards at his word about shoving shit up his nose? Easily his worst April Fool’s prank since faking his own death in ’64.

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Comments (4)
  1. Someone oughta file the Stones entire post-Exile output under April Fool’s joke, while we’re at it.

    http://www.retrolowfi.com

  2. Jack  |   Posted on Apr 4th, 2007

    The snorting ashes thing was on an episode of Six Feet Under, season 2 episode one.

    Random trivia.

  3. So he was lying about Motorhead being the only rock band he listens to any more too?

  4. kevin r hollo  |   Posted on Apr 4th, 2007

    umm, retro-blowfi? when you and the rest of the syncophants are done sucking at the tit of “exile on main street,” do us a flavor and go check out “black and blue,” “some girls,” and “emotional rescue” from your local library.

    then snort some keef.

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