I'm quite impressed by his stage presence. He looks totally comfortable in these videos.

the comments on that clip are fucking hilarious

Mark Gormley is the Bob Ross of singing.

"Mark Gormley's love is too strong for one women "

Gotta love yahoo questions...

Trent Reznor is engaged now...

http://www.twentyfourbit.com/post/155445786/trent-reznor-fiancee-mariqueen-maandig-splits-with-band

to this chick Mariqueen Maandig, formerly the singer of West Indian Girl

They are married according to the Pitchfork blip about Pretty Hate Machine being 20yrs old.

Edit: She is also a serious piece of ass. I guess that proves he is still relevant enough to score a woman out of his league.

He's just trying to one-up Marilyn Manson managing to pull Stoya (who is no longer shooting due to the relationship).

i'd give the edge to trent since his girl's not a dirty ho.

that ass says "please eat me Dalen, please"

Stoya's, or the singer chick's?

does it really matter?

Music Stars Demand Records On Bush Administration's Use Of Music For Torture

Some of the more famous names in the music industry are formally lending their prestige to an effort being led by retired generals, progressive groups and a former member of Congress to shut GITMO down. The list includes Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, R.E.M., Pearl Jam, Jackson Browne, Rise Against, Rosanne Cash, Billy Bragg and the Roots, all of whom are joining the broader National Campaign to Close Guantanamo which was launched earlier in the week.

The use of jarring music during the interrogation of suspected terrorists has been reported in many works documenting the authorization of torture during the Bush administration. At least 20 declassified documents currently exist that reference the use of "loud" music to "create futility" in uncooperative detainees. Among the artists whose music is believed to have been used include Metallica, Britney Spears, the Drowning Pool, Eminem, Bruce Springsteen and the Bee Gees.

Not all of these bands and musicians signed on to the NCCG FOIA. But others, whose music was not reportedly used, did so out of philosophical objections.

"We have spent the past 30 years supporting causes related to peace and justice," read a statement from REM, "to now learn that some of our friends' music may have been used as part of the torture tactics without their consent or knowledge, is horrific. It's anti-American, period."

Added the hip-hop band The Roots: "When we found out that music was being used as part of the torture going on at Guantanamo, shackling and beating people -- we were angry. Just as we wouldn't be caught dead allowing Dick Cheney to use our music for his campaigns, you can be damn sure, we wouldn't allow him to use it to torture other human beings. Congress needs to shut Guantanamo down."

So my brother has been in the hospital for the past two weeks for one of his fairly regular/routine CF visits and was to get out today. He just called me today to say that he might have to stay in a few days longer because he may have contracted H1N1 while being there.

Seriously who goes to the Hospital to contract swine flu?

ironic hipsters

you just dont get it man

the grammar here is poor. he clearly didn't go to the hospital with the intention of contracting swine flu, just like no one goes to the hospital with the intention of getting an infection after surgery. yet it happens all the time. hospitals are fucking dirty.

typical money-grubbing artists want royalties for EVERYTHING

My brother tested negative for H1N1, so he might still get discharged today.
Right now, they have the hospital closed to visitors and supposedly it has reached epidemic proportions there.

but is Nebraska football okay?

chuckle

Just for that I'll post this article about people moving to Nebraska.

http://www.journalstar.com/news/local/a ... 002e0.html

and no Nebraska Football is not okay, we have a bit of Quarterback controversy and the Offensive Coordinator is taking serious heat this week.
Due to the criticism, he called out a local reporter by asking him if he had ever played D-I Football.

Oh man, I think you might be on to something

front isn't too bad either