He remembered a pic I did a number of years ago called: "Let's Ride" where the main character has a tattoo across his abdomen (Corn A Hole)
Seems Jeremy sports this same tattoo across his abdomen as well.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Boi Steve Plays "Now We Run"
A buddy of mine, who knows how much I like Steve's music sent me the link to this live performance of "Now We Run" because he noticed the tattoo emblazoned across the drummers belly (Jeremy Colson)
He remembered a pic I did a number of years ago called: "Let's Ride" where the main character has a tattoo across his abdomen (Corn A Hole)
Seems Jeremy sports this same tattoo across his abdomen as well.
He remembered a pic I did a number of years ago called: "Let's Ride" where the main character has a tattoo across his abdomen (Corn A Hole)
Seems Jeremy sports this same tattoo across his abdomen as well.
Kluwe quits Pioneer Press over gay marriage issue
Via Deadspin, Kluwe has quit writing for the St. Paul Pioneer Press because of the paper’s editorial against gay marriage, an issue in which Kluwe very strongly believes.
Folks in Minnesota will vote Tuesday on an anti-gay marriage amendment to its Constitution, which will define marriage as a union between a man and a woman only.
Truer Words
"Mitt Romney's fantasy that Senate Democrats will work with him to pass his 'severely conservative' agenda is laughable."—Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, promising to defend
the middle- and lower classes "against Mitt Romney's Tea Party agenda,"
should the unthinkable happen and Wizard Emeritus of Statistics
University Nate Silver's presidentus noromnus spell fail to prevent the unseating of President Barack Obama in next Tuesday's election.
Friday, November 2, 2012
Cardinal Keith O'Brien Named 'Bigot Of The Year' For Opposing Gay Marriage
Catholic leaders are furious at
Scotland's largest gay rights organization, Stonewall Scotland, for
naming Cardinal Keith O'Brien their Bigot of the Year for his
opposition to gay marriage.
In March, O'Brien, who heads the
Scottish Catholic Church, called the government's plans to legalize
marriage for gay and lesbian couples “madness” and a “grotesque
subversion of a universally accepted human right.”
He also compared such unions to plural
relationships.
“If marriage can be redefined so that
it no longer means a man and a woman but two men or two woman, why
stop there? Why not allow three men or a woman and two men to
constitute a marriage, if they pledged their fidelity to one
another?”
The church has also claimed that people
of the same sex who marry suffer greater risks of mental illness and
premature death.
Stonewall Scotland gave out its awards
on Thursday.
“Stonewall and others have promoted
terms like 'bigot' and 'homophobe' relentlessly, in order to
intimidate and vilify anyone who dares oppose their agenda,” a
church spokesman told The
Guardian.
Colin Macfarlane, the director of
Stonewall Scotland, reacted to the criticism, insisting the award was
justified.
“We've never called anyone a bigot
just because they don't agree with us,” he said. “But in just
the past 12 months, the cardinal has gone well beyond what any normal
person would call a decent level of public discourse.”
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Bryan Singer To Direct Next ‘X-Men’
Singer launched the X-Men feature franchise with the first two superb films and has been a guiding influence in this spinoff by writing the treatment and producing. Fox already has the script for X-Men: Days Of Future Past, and set to return is Fox’s First Class cast that includes Michael Fassbender, James McAvoy and Jennifer Lawrence. The studio hopes to make the July 18, 2014 release date it set for the sequel.
I've been a huge fan of the Xmen comics since I was 6 years old.
Even as a child, I knew I was different from most of the other little boy's and the underlying theme of Xmen always spoke to that difference in me.
To this day, I still collect Xmen comics and probably always will.
Scum Of The Earth...Del. GOP candidate indicted on sex-with-minor charges
The indictment came less than a week after Eric Bodenweiser, 53, abruptly dropped out of his race for a State Senate seat in a conservative-leaning district near Rehoboth Beach that includes the City of Georgetown.
The indictment includes 113 felony sex charges, including 39 counts of unlawful sexual intercourse — first-degree and 74 counts of unlawful sexual contact — second-degree. Although the indictment doesn’t identify the gender of the victim, the Gape Gazette identified the victim as a boy who allegedly was sexually abused by Bodenweiser between Oct. 1, 1987 and Aug. 31, 1990 when he was between the ages of 10 and 13.
Jason Miller, a spokesperson for the Delaware Attorney General’s office, which is prosecuting the case, said the victim, who is now in his 30s, has spoken to the media and revealed details not disclosed in the indictment but which are expected to surface at a trial.
The Cape Gazette reports that Bodenweiser was released on $250,000 secured bail while he awaits trial.
Among those who had endorsed Bodenweiser in his State Senate race was Christine O’Donnell, the 2010 Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Delaware.
Democratic candidate Jane Hovington, who was expected to lose to Bodenweiser by a wide margin, is now the only candidate on the ballot in the race for the 19th Senate district. She is being challenged by Republican former Georgetown Mayor Brian Pettyjohn, who is running as a write-in candidate.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
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