Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
7.23.12 Bee-otch of the Day: James Holmes
Thursday, July 19, 2012
7.19.12 Bee-otch of the Day: Merlin Media
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
7.18.12 Bee-otch of the Day: northern Michigan radio
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
7.17.12 Bee-otch of the Day: any idiot who purchased Chris Brown's latest album
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DON'T FORGET TO "LIKE" BEE-OTCH OF THE DAY ON FACEBOOK! Name: various Age: various Occupation: various Last Seen: everywhere Bee-otched For: buying Chris Brown's latest album --- Five years ago this month, the world quietly said goodbye to the pop star who never was. When Hilary Blake died at the age of 57 in July 2007, the media never paid tribute to her. Most commercial radio stations kept playing the hits of today and yesterday and for some - if not most - of her fans, they didn't even know that she died maybe months after she had passed. Born in Los Angeles, Blake studied acting as a kid; one of her teachers happened to be Agnes Moorehead of Bewitched fame. In the 70's, Blake moved to England where she got emerged in the punk and new wave scene, especially in synth pop. She mixed free verse poetry with danceable music, and when she moved back to America in the early 80's, she brought her music with her. She cut two EPs, both called Kinetic and eventually, her two A-sides, its title track and "Drop Your Pants" got airplay on several early alternative rock stations such as WLIR New York and KROQ Los Angeles. Her music was a hit at nightclubs, especially in the age when new wave was thankfully replacing disco. Hilary's music was well-lauded by critics and what fans she did have, especially for mixing both likeable melodies and thought-provoking lyrics. "Kinetic" was about wanting humans to change to survive, "Drop Your Pants" talked about people's fear of sex, "I Live" was about living in the house of your own making and "Goose Step" talked about the reemergence of the Nazi party. Needless to say, she was well ahead of her time. However, sales of Kinetic were far from perfect, and Hilary was dropped by her label, Blackstreet Records in 1984. She spent the rest of her life very quietly and privately. It was rumored that she was fighting a lung ailment in the late 90's, since it was posted on a Gary Numan fan page. But Hilary lived another decade or so. What's amazing is that while Blake is very forgotten in the world of music, the world is gaga over Chris Brown. His latest album, Fortune debuted at #1 last week, selling 135,000 copies. Even though the album received trashed reviews from critics, people still love Breezy, Rihanna's bruises or not. The sickening part is how the album had 32 different producers (and some of them were teams, so the number's yay higher), yet Kinetic only had one producer, Stephan Hague (who also produced other early alt-rock acts such as a-ha, Erasure, Public Image Ltd. and New Order). Hague has shown that one man can do a better job than 32. Ya see, this is why I hate Top 40 music. You've got songs that have six writers, 32 producers and no real intelligence. Yet there's lots of artists like Hilary who were thrown under the bus who had more talent than good 'ol Chris Beat-her-down. I wish people would grow a fucking brain and realize that there's lots of great music out there that's worth buying instead of filling the pockets of a loser who puts his hands on an innocent woman. It's sad that a man like me who has never hurt a woman can't even get a date, yet these same girls date losers who hurt them, but they're pretty boys with muscles and no body fat. But, if I had it my way, Chris Brown would be the one who would Drop His Pants... And take it from behind from an inmate. ---
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Monday, July 16, 2012
7.16.12 Bee-otch of the Day: Mitt Romney
Thursday, July 12, 2012
7.12.12 Bee-otch of the Day: the Republican Party
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Name: The Republican Party
Age: 158
Occupation: right-winged assholes
Last Seen: Washington, DC
Bee-otched For: wanting to force Americans to die
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Yesterday was business as usual for the House of Representatives.
Despite the Supreme Court ruling President Obama's healthcare act as Constitutional, the House voted 244-185 to repeal it, which will - and you guessed it - go to the Democratic Senate to be shot down in flames.
This was the 33rd time in 18 months that the GOP has tried to eliminate the Affordable Healthcare Act, which will benefit Americans, and not harm them.
Meanwhile, as we all know by now, Good 'ol Willard Romney got booed at a NAACP event where he proclaimed that as president, he will burn Obamacare in flames. To me, that's like a preacher going to an Ozzy Osbourne concert and taking to the stage to say that he'll end rock 'n roll forever for spreading Satanic messages.
Folks, the Repukes just don't get it. All they see in Obamacare is raising taxes. Did you know that taxes for the wealthiest people are lower than what they were when the Great Depression hit in 1929? No wonder why the economy is still in the toilet! The wealthy only want Affordable Healthcare to die so they can save big on their taxes while the 99% are left out to suffer. Remember, many health insurance CEOs are billionaires only because of their idiotic pre-existing condition rules that allowed them to screw over their customers. I think in the long run, the new rules will help America be competitive with other nations in terms of helping the sick. It's still far from perfect, but we're getting there.
All we have to do is tell the GOP to fuck off.
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