Wallycrawler: What's On Sirius?

Wednesday, May 24, 2006

What's On Sirius?

Rob Zombie Is On Stern This Morning :

3 Don't Just Sit There Say Sumthin !:

Toby said...: I used to like Rob. I still do, but I don't keep up.; 6:56 PM
wallycrawler said...: Toby radio is being reinvented on Sirius Radio ! Fantastic talk & comedy shows , free speech , entertaining specials , great sports , news from all over the world , not to mention unedited music ! To keep up buy a Sirius radio . You will love driving to work and the weekends with endless music for parties is amazing . This is the best investment I've ever made .

Incidentally Rob Zombie has a bi-weekly show .

I didn't get paid for this , really !; 10:41 AM
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Open Your Eyes

Video games train the kids for war. Army chic in high-fashion
stores. Law and order's done their job. Prisons filled while
the rich still rob. Assassination politics. Violence rules
within' our nation's midst. Well ignorance is their power tool.
You'll only know what they want you to know. The television
cannot lie. Controlling media with smokescreen eyes. Nuclear
politicians picture show. The acting's lousy but the blind don't
know. They scare us all with threats of war. So we forget
just how bad things are. You taste the fear when you're all
alone. They gonna git'cha when you're on your own. The silence of conspiracy. Slaughtered on the altar of apathy. You gotta take up from your sleep. 'Cause meek inherits earth...six feet deep.
Open your eyes see the lies right in front of ya.
Open your eyes.....

Stiv Bator

Contrarian

A contrarian is someone who poses as a skeptic, refusing to accept consensus conclusions in science on the ground that there is still some uncertainty.

Quote:"That doesn’t mean that scientific consensus is right in every instance. There are famous examples, in fact, of when it was proved wrong: Galileo comes to mind, as does a lowly patent clerk named Einstein. In the vast majority of modern cases, however, scientific consensus can be expected to hold up under scrutiny precisely because it was reached through a lengthy and rigorous process of professional skepticism and criticism."