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Korn Loses Head
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| [ www.mtv.com ]
Guitarist Brian "Head" Welch, a founding member of Korn, has left the band and has rededicated his life to Christianity, according to the group's management. |
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| "In the video, Welch's face was superimposed on a dog patrolling a strip club." |
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| Yeah, dogs patrolling a strip club are really, really satanic. Like, duhh!
He should start up another christian nu-metal band and call it Gesus Krist. |
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| Let us all follow in the footsteps of our forgiven brother and let God repent our sins! You too can become a newborn Christian...
Simply send me 5$ via paypal and you will be forgiven! |
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| Blink182 is also officially "On hiatus" (aka broken up but no one has the heart to say it to the world because it'll hurt marketing) |
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| Originally posted by [SCREWHEAD]...
Blink182 is also officially "On hiatus" (aka broken up but no one has the heart to say it to the world because it'll hurt marketing)
Oh no! What a big loss!... The music world will never be the same! |
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| Yeah, seriously. Blink 182 = t3h b35t35t b4nd 3v4r |
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| it's about time |
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| Blink 182 in roman numerals = BLink CLXXXII |
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| Yeah, trying to prononce CLXXXII is pretty close to what their "music" sounds like.. |
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| Originally posted by [SCREWHEAD]...
Blink182 is also officially "On hiatus" (aka broken up but no one has the heart to say it to the world because it'll hurt marketing)
they should have gone "on hiatus" after dude ranch. |
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| dude ranch is so good actually... |
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| Seriously, I like em back then (I was also 16). But they did exactly was they denounce in their songs! THEY SOLD OUT!.... |
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| anything for a buck...
Hahah.. |
Korn Loses Head
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