We Get MailFrom John R. McCommas:
Here's our reply: Dear John, We're glad you agree that the subjects we cover (Ann Coulter, the Towhall pundits, Rush Limbaugh, the Republican Party, etc.) are crappy. And while we admit we have never read an entire Ann Coulter book (which is probably what you are upset about, because we note that you gave five stars to Treason: Liberals Have Cooties, and Joe McCarthy is Da Bomb), we actually have read a book. It was good. We also have read every Ann Coulter column for the past couple of years. They were bad. However, it's true that we have never written anything as good as this April 2003 letter to the editor of the Hartford Advocate. To prove that we do occasionally read stuff, we will quote the last part of it:
We feel honored that somebody who has been published in the Hartford Advocate would visit our humble cyber-compost heap. Regards, s.z. 7:09:01 AM |
And Speaking of the Apocalypse ...Via Agape Press, we learn about the band ApologetiX, "with its unique brand of musical ministry, often referred to as 'Billy Graham meets Weird Al Yankovic.'"
And here's an example of how Jackson's righteous words were used to replace those of the sinful Monkee's 1967 hit, "Pleasant Valley Sunday":
Now isn't that a lot more Christian than singing about "Creature comfort goals/They only numb my soul/And make it hard for me to see"? Anyway, ApologetiX has apparently found a niche among Christians who want Eminem tunes to teach them about the Bible. The group is even being considered for a 2005 Grammy Award nomination in the Gospel Rock Album of the Year and Comedy Album of the Year categories. So, here are some of the lyrics to another retrofitted classic song from the '60s, which is now about the Last Days:
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