KNIT PICKS ON 3OH!3 and FINGER11

As I pointed out with my previous post about Kanye West, musicians aren't immune to borrowing inspiration from other artists. This is nothing new. Unfortunately, today's youth suffer from a little thing I like to call Historical Amnesia. When some hardcore Emo sycophant feels proud about pointing out the fact that 3OH!3's new single "Don't Trust Me" sounds a lot like Finger 11 "Paralyzer". It is your job to remind them of a singer from the 80's by the name Taylor Dayne, who already did a song called "Don't Rush Me." Gotta love the music biz. And they really expect you to pay for every download?

Here is your video evidence:

TAYLOR DAYNE, "DON"T RUSH ME"


FINGER 11, "PARALYZER"


3OH!3, "DON'T TRUST ME"


BONUS: EMO POINTING OUT THE OBVIOUS

KNIT PICKS ON GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD

THE FUTURE OF FOOD

I'm not a crazy conspiracy theorist or survivalist held up in a backwoods shanty hoarding ammunition and preparing for Armageddon. However, I do believe we can't keep carrying on with our collective head in the sand. This documentary investigates the effects of genetically modified food on a global scale and its findings are pretty scary, but its not all bad news, even though the positive commentary does not come until the last 15 minutes. We need to take an honest evaluation of how we choose to live. The truth is you've been eating this crap for the past 10 years and our government and multinational corporations have done about everything in their power to stop you from knowing that, including extorting the backbone of our society, the family farmer.

Information about the director:
Deborah Koons is Jerry Garcia's widow and for me that's about all I need to know. Any woman who can seduce the sensitive 9 finger song smith must be something special. Granted, shaving her armpits and showering once a week would make her more desirable than 99% of the other women who tried to bed Captain Trips in his day, still there is something to be said for any woman who has the charisma to tame a wild heart.



If viewing this documentary makes you feel like doing something about food safety, you can make a difference here:
http://action.foodandwaterwatch.org/t/5915/petition.jsp?petition_KEY=1920