Further dispelling myths about sex and chastity in the past, the Guttmacher Institute, a private New York-based think tank that studies sexual and reproductive issues and which disagrees with government-funded programs that rely primarily on abstinence-only teachings released their report Tuesday. the report shows that 9 out of 10 americans have had pre-marital sex.<B
i've always been a fan of the onion,,,thanks:)
I've been fortunate to see a lot of great artists and bands over the years. But every once in a while, you get a clunker. The following is my list for the 5 worst concerts I ever wasted money and/or time on... 1) Ozzy Osborne's Set @ Ozzfest I have been an Ozzy fan since I was a kid. But unfortunately, the years have not been kind to the Oz
manson's response to columbine was admirable, and i , for one, never blamed anything like that on him. my distaste for him comes from knowing of him since before he was big, and i thought he sucked then,,,,and i think he sucks now. it's kinda personal for me, and it is strictly my opinion...and, if ya notice i don't include people in these articles (the music ones) just to rip on em. i think i may follow the "10 best concert" one with a 5 worst tho...h
thanks for the comments guys....a couple of notes... gideon... i saw the femmes, great bar band (saw em in a bar) smilefest is a good time and bela fleck is incredible i saw arlo guthrie at the same free place i saw michael hedges,,,about 20 years ago...he played alice's resturaunt, which is a rarity at his shows. the woody tribute would have been fun to play in...i personally excluded some shows i played at or sat in on, but
i don't know if i've seen that before,,,but it's hilarious,,,thanks:)
At first, it may seem kind of noble. Donald Trump recently learned that his Miss USA winner, Tara Conner was living the fast life in New York City. Miss Conner was spotted "smooching" the Miss Teen USA pagent winner, had reportedly been drinking underage and allegedly tested positive, once, for cocaine. The 1st charge is kind of hot by many american male's (and some f
HAIL SANTA!!! this was funny...and a lil pathetic...
i updated some of the article....
Did you see the movie "The Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years"? yeah, several times...funny movie. the guy in WASP is such a drunken ass.
Ozzie rules! yes he does. he rules the world, with an iron fist. Jimi Hendrix, not Jimmy Hendrix. oops, sorry for the typo...i'll correct it when i get a shot. <TABLE cellp
In 1979, I saw my 1st concert. I was 12 years old and got a ride (unknown to my parents) to go see Fleetwood Mac. It was great. From there, I have had the opportunity to see hundreds, if not thousands of different live bands, if you include the bars and clubs. Where every concert is different and sometimes it may be an "apples to oranges" comparison, here is my choice
In 1969, 2 bands emerged out of Britain that would change the face of music forever. Critics and fans argue over "who was the 1st" metal band, but the 2 most common names mentioned are Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin. Both bands have been credited with being the "1st metal band" and like the style, both bands are as different from one another like the style itself is s
sorry for the delayed response,,,i've been away... baker, i think what i didn't make clear here was that some of this is looking at different styles and genres in relation to music as a whole and on the business / marketing side of things. and yes, it is very incomplete. in looking back, i think why i didn't get into people like jimmie rodgers and some other early poineers by name was that they really didn't have the popularity outside of people who were already hooked on country as wil
thanks for the comments guys,,,i've been away from the pc for a few days, so i apologize for the delay in responding... on loops, samples, etc...in my opinion, they are tools. they are neither good nor bad inherently. it is what a person does with them that matters. i've seen some great creative work, not only in hip hop, but in other styles using "electronic" means of creating sound and music. i think guys like talib kaweli do some really interesting stuff for an example in hip hop tod
let me try bein nice one more time...there will be more verses and additions and subtractions....
Col you haven't provided proof. A book by a journalist is not proof. This is a simple concept you fail to grasp. There is not any proof Bush intentially lied or misled. This is fact col, get over it. no, a book is not proof. but it can be evidence , which in conjunction with other evidence does amount to proof. and over the last few years, th
That sounded harsh, sorry. I just can't really imagine an article about the history of country music that gives a whole paragraph to mutt lange and doesn't even mention jimmy "the father of country music" rogers, lol. If I were you I'd scrap this and start all over.This kind of reminds me of that David Allen Coe song, "You Never Even Called Me By My Name" where he talks about steve goodman having to write that extra verse to make it the perfect coun
baker,,,did you read the article, or just read to find things you could fight over? this is a very brief synopsis,,,it wasn't intended to be anything more. i will be talking about many other people in country and some of the genres you mentioned. if ya wanna be all high and mighty, i could have gone into things like folk and woody and bob and so forth. i could have talked about southern rock, rockabilly, elvis, and a whole host of other things
then you'll enjoy my nexxt piece on metal, i'm sure
Garth Brooks everytime i think of Garth Brooks, i think of the skit on SNL many years back, when he hosted.... the scene was a campfire with REAL cowboys talkin bout "cowboy stuff" and giving examples (like ropin cattle and riding horses) of such things. each time it came around to garth, he would add examples like "laser light shows" and "flying over thousands of cheering fans" ...and end it with "you know, cowboy st
thanks mm,,,i'm guessing you are a fan? who do you like out there?
your point is moot,,,grandstand statements aren't what sends boys to war. congressional votes do. and again, 23 voted against. 7 of your quotes were from 1998, not 2002 and 8 were from people NOT in the senate. and if that's all ya got...lol again, point being, 23 senators voted against the war.
i doubt that "most here have read it" actually. most people will parrot the 3 lines their favorite talking head or columnist feeds them. as far as the report itself goes, i've read some of it, but not all. when i do read it all, i will be able to offer some more opinion. [
yeah,,,ok....have a nice day:) ya'll are gettin pathetic. how bout goin back and reading my orig. comments on this post.
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