Trent Reznor from nin.com (The Trent Reznor):
november fourth.
one step closer to the end of the world. the one-two combo of corporate greed and organized religion apparently proved to be too much for reason, sanity and compassion.
it’s a sad and shameful day to be an american.
-trent reznor
No much more to be said on the topic, time to regroup…
Adding insult to injury Terrel Owens of the Philadelphia Eagles brought up the topic of Ray Lewis murdering another man. Never a good idea because Ray Lewis will kill you. TO: I’m not the Bad Guy, I didn’t kill nobody:
“It’s discouraging at times that I get labeled and put in that same mold and that I’m the worst guy that ever put on a uniform,” Owens said. “It’s funny. I listen to all the comments and it baffles me.
“You have a guy like Ray Lewis, who I thought he was pretty much my friend. This is a guy, double murder case, and he could have been in jail, but it seems like the league embraces a guy like that. But I’m going out scoring touchdowns and having fun, but I’m the bad guy.”
T.O. you may not be a Bad Guy but you will definitely be a Dead Man.
From the E-mail List:
A man was attacked by a lion today after attempting to convert the Lion to Christianity.
“Jesus will save you!” the 46-year-old man shouted at two African lions lounging under a tree a few meters away.
“Come bite me!” he said with both hands raised, television footage showed.
After the man was bitten in the leg the zookeepers said he would have been eaten but the lion was fed earlier in the day.
Meanwhile in Gauhati, India an army of Monkeys are attempting to regain their Temple from the evil children:
“They hide in trees and swoop on unsuspecting children loitering about in the temple premises or walking by, clawing them and even sucking a bit of blood,” Bani Kumar Sharma, a priest at the Kamakhya temple in Assam state, told The Associated Press. The temple, one of the most famous in India, is located in Gauhati, Assam’s capital.
“I was returning home from school when a monkey suddenly pounced on me, scratched my head and hand and pushed me to the ground,” said Jolly Sharma, a 6-year-old girl.