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Win Tickets to See Ozzy in Vegas, a Room, & Pink Tacos
As I've said before, I hate contests. But in life everything is negotiable, and if a contest is so good that I can't pass up, I will pass it along to you. And this one is a good one.
We have two tickets to see the Prince of Darkness, Ozzy Osbourne, perform in the cozy confines of the Joint at the Hard Rock in beautiful Las Vegas on November 24th with special guest Rob Zombie. We have a room for two at the Hard Rock. We have dinner for two at the swanky Pink Taco. And if you fly into Vegas (on your own dime) we will even make sure that there's a free limo waiting for you.
Plus you will get "front of line" VIP passes so you can get hammered before the show and not have to queue up like a common schmuck.
This, friends, is a sweet ass contest.
Details after the jump.
OK so here are the details - one lucky winner chosen at random will get
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* Pair of tickets to the OzzyZombie show on 11/24
* Room for two at the world famous Hard Rock Hotel & Casino for one night (11/24)
* Pick-up from McCarran Airport in Hard Rock limo
* "Cut to the Front" line pass for Ozzy/Zombie show
* Dinner for two at the infamous Pink Taco
Transportation to Vegas is not included - fly, drive, hitchhike, swim - how you get there is on you.
To enter you must be a registered commenter here, and in the comments you should tell us what is your favorite LA blog or LA blogger (please not LAist or an LAist blogger, you'll make us blush).
Contest ends Monday at noon, Pacific, so get on it.
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