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| Crazy 4 Cult | | 2008-06-30 17:53:41 | | I know its a while in advance but this thing is Always packed! so the earlier you’re there the better! okay im kidding about that kinda, it really does get super packed. For those of you who dont know what this is, Kevin Smith and Scott Mozier will once host Crazy 4 Cult 2 [...] | | By: Imprint TALK: Asian Pop Culture Blog | | |
| | M.A.C. Cult of Cherry Collection Photos | | 2008-06-29 08:41:02 | | Check out these amazing images and product descriptions provided by Christine of the upcoming M.A.C. Cult of Cherry Collection due out in stores on August 21, 2008. This collection is starting to look as yummy as it sounds! What will you be getting your hands on? Eyeshadow x4 Shadowy Lady QuadLight FallSmudge VioletDeep TruthShadowyEyeshadow x 4 Tempting Quad Next to nothingSharpDark EdgeTempting Eyeshadow x 4 Spiced Chocolate Quad NanogoldBrashSpiced ChocolateSweet Chestnut Lipglass Cherry BlossomRich & RipeCult of CherryLiquerJampacked Lipstick Creme CeriseLightly RipeRussian Red‘O’So Scarlet Mattene RapturousKirschChockBing Nail Lacquer SilverstruckIllegal Purple Source | | By: Makeup Makes Me Happy | | |
| | Haemophagia - From Sickness to Cult [2007] | | 2008-06-29 02:27:00 | | Artist - HaemophagiaAlbum - From Sickness to CultYear - 2007Genre - Brutal Death MetalWeb - http://www.myspace.com/haemophagiaCountry - Lleida, Catalonia, SpainTracklist:1. Appealing Obliteration2. Vengeance Through Murder3. War for Black Gold4. From Sickness to Cult5. Human Asphyxiation6. Head Shot7. Her Body on a Viscera Bath8. Funeral Inception (Suffocation Cover)Download/Descargar | | By: The Last Disaster! | | |
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| RZR CULT 8′S + bonuts skates! | | 2008-06-26 17:29:32 | | RAZOR CULT 8 SKATE JUST DROPPED!!:
Tested by pros for years the Cult is the perfect skate for beginners and intermediate skaters. It features a replaceable soul frame, a comfortable liner with excellent heel support and fiberglass reinforced Nylon anti-rocker wheels. The backslide plate is replaceable and comes with a perfectly positioned groove for immediate out-of-the-box [...] | | By: AGRSVEML - Aggressive Skate Blog | | |
| | Conspiracy At The Cult Of Qelqoth? | | 2008-06-19 05:58:08 | | Blogosphere, Teh Internets — An internet columnist for The Cult of Qelqoth threw a tantrum yesterday after failing to garner more views than anyone else on the website she writes for. Beatrix Vile, a sufferer of syphilis due to kill herself within the next ten years discovered the anomaly while hitting F5 repeatedly.
This discovery [...]
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| | The Cult of Papa Stern | | 2008-06-10 22:24:42 | | Sometimes you wake up in the morning and wish your parents had never met. --Bill Fitch So now Tim Donaghy says he was only following orders. Ex-NBA referee Tim Donaghy told the feds two officials fixed the outcome of a... | | By: And One | | |
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| Russian doomsday cult still waiting for the end of the world | | 2008-05-16 10:04:00 | | Toxic fumes from rotting corpses drove the final members of a Russian doomsday cult from the cave where they had been waiting six months for the end of the world, officials said Friday.
Eight women and one man emerged from the muddy bunker outside a village in the region of Penza, 560 kilometres (350 miles) southeast of Moscow, said Tatyana Ostrovskaya, a spokeswoman for the local prosecutor's | | By: Wasted Rant | | |
| | | 31 girls from Texas polygamist cult gave birth | | 2008-04-29 12:37:00 | | Texas child welfare officials say almost 60 per cent of the underage girls taken in a raid on a polygamist compound in west Texas either have children or are pregnant. Of the 53 girls between the ages of 14 and 17 who are in state custody, 31 either have given birth or are expecting, said Child Protective Services spokesman Darrell Azar. "It shows you a pretty distinct pattern, that it was | | By: News Alert | | |
| | All You Need to Know About the FLDS Cult (and It Isn't Nice) | | 2008-04-25 21:48:00 | | ARE FLDS PARENTS VICTIMS?“…FLDS conditioning begins at a young age, when children are taught the outside world is evil, says the author. Instead of hide-and-seek, children play apocalypse. Girls learn they're worthless and must blindly obey their husbands, most of whom are chosen for them. Women are admonished to "keep sweet," to stay in harmony with their husbands, who are their priesthood heads and whose will they must not only obey but also anticipate. Their salvation is at stake. A woman gains eternal life only through her husband, and at his whim, she lives in paradise as a ... | | By: The Pink Flamingo | | |
| | The Cult:Born Into This (2007) | | 2008-04-11 05:54:38 | | Me preocupa que el estado de forma de Astbury y Duffy sea tan bajo.Y más cuando hablamos de dos músicos que han sido capaces de crear una serie de discos de un nivel bastante alto,llegando en algunas ocasiones a ofrecernos grandes clásicos.Si volvemos la mirada atrás recordaremos que este grupo nos ha obsequiado con discos(además de "Dreamtime") como el oscuro "Love",que contenía temas tan destacados como "Rain" o "She sells sanctuary".Después endurecieron su sonido con riffs al más puro estilo AC/DC,con el álbum llamado "Electric",una de las cimas a nivel creativo de los Cult,por contener joyas como "Love removal machine","Lil' Devil" o "Wild Flower".Más tarde vendría la continuación del éxito en su carrera con el disco "Sonic Temple",con guitarras más pulidas y con la llegada de otros clásicos inmortales como "Sun King",Edie(ciao baby)" o "Sweet soul sister".En los años siguientes aún habría tiempo para publicar un disco decente como "Ceremony" y otro menos inspirad | | By: Galaxia de la música | | |
| | Details emerge from Texas polygamist cult | | 2008-04-09 09:31:00 | | A Texas polygamist compound emptied of more than 400 children was the site of pervasive sexual abuse where girls were groomed to accept sex at puberty and boys were indoctrinated to perpetuate the cycle, officials said in court records released Tuesday.
Girls as young as 13 were "spiritually married" to men who claimed several wives and were forced to have sex with their significantly older | | By: News Alert | | |
| | Fetish Cult Leader In Vanilla Scandal | | 2008-03-28 17:54:57 | | Baltimore, MD — The bondage scene of Baltimore was stricken with outrage earlier today when Harold Reece, founder of ‘The Church of Sodom’ was caught masturbating to vanilla pornography. Reece, better known as ‘Lord Vengeance’, has always been a pillar of the fetish community although when discovered with a collection of semi-nude glamour videos, [...] | | By: The Cult of Qelqoth | | |
| | The Cult of Qelqoth vs The Cult of Qelqoth | | 2008-03-07 18:37:56 | | London, England — Former illustrious online publication, The Cult of Qelqoth, was questioned earlier this morning when confronted with accusations of ill health and mental deterioration. The allegations suddenly became official after their recent string of outlandish behaviour on the blogosphere. Last weekend, reports showed increased signs of paranoia and schizophrenia, sparking a [...] | | By: The Cult of Qelqoth | | |
| | The Cult of Qelqoth vs The World | | 2008-02-21 18:05:39 | | Geneva, Switzerland — World leaders and conglomerates were summoned to an emergency meeting today, essentially to discuss the increasing threat of The Cult of Qelqoth and its respective plan for global domination. Since 2003, The Cult of Qelqoth has continued to harbour vehement opinions and dramatic irony, poising the world on the very brink [...] | | By: The Cult of Qelqoth | | |
| | The Cult of Qelqoth vs The Blogosphere | | 2008-02-11 22:23:01 | | The World — Earlier on this morning, The Cult of Qelqoth launched an excessively violent attack on the entire blogosphere after noticing a substantial lack of pro-active support from regular site visitors.
Despite providing adverts of scantily clad women and invitations to join networks such as Humor-Blogs and Technorati, the majority of visitors preferred to just [...] | | By: The Cult of Qelqoth | | |
| | | | | The Cult of Gore - Most Popular of 2007 | | 2008-01-02 00:29:00 | | A big thanx to all of you who voiced your opinion! Here's a re-post of your overwhelming choice as the best from themoderateseparatist.com for 2007:THE CULT OF GOREI can see it: Back in the spring of 2001, after all of the Florida counts and recounts (and recounts) were exhausted, a plan was hatched. The goal was to use the power of ‘trend’ to reinvent former Vice President Al Gore. There had to be a raison d’etre; something that would appeal to the masses. If Gore learned anything from eight years as the understudy to Slick Willie Clinton (other than how to properly interview an intern) it was the value of fads. That, and the truth that Hollywood + rock stars = lots of media coverage and leftwing support. The most obvious target that would ensure not only the backing of the younger generation but play on the peoples sense of fear – only Gore can save the Earth! –was the environment. More specifically, the claim of global warming. Team Gore readjusted its focus from the White House to the Green House.The rise of the Cult of Gore is an interesting study. Using the usual leftwing mix of paranoia, fear and guilt to sway public opinion, Gore has gone from electoral sore loser to Captain Planet in a matter of seven years. The socialist, tree-hugger activists have found their new Messiah. Bono has a new golf partner. Gore’s pseudo-documentary (and unofficial launch of his next presidential campaign) An Inconvenient Truth won an Oscar, thereby devaluing the once-proud statue forever. He even attached his name to yet another hypocritical mass photo-op environmental rock concert. But is he really that concerned about the environment, or is he just blowing a lot of greenhouse gas?As the second most powerful man in America for eight years, enviroNazi Gore had every chance to make the well-being of the trees and grass a priority. Interestingly, along with his buddy Bill, Gore refused to sign the United States on to the global Kyoto accord (which just may be the mo | | By: The Moderate Separatist | | |
| | Led Zeppelin y The Cult, juntos en gira | | 2007-11-22 06:50:00 | | 2x1, algo vejetes pero buena música por fin.Led Zeppelin volvería a volar por el mundoEl grupo The Cult sería el teloneroEl título ya lo dice todo. Aunque estaría bueno que dijese "la gira incluye Buenos Aires". | | By: El Bárbaro | | |
| | | | Razors Cult 7 skates available now. | | 2007-11-16 17:06:40 | | For only $149 you can get your hands on one of the coolest looking pairs of skates this holiday season. Continuing the legacy of the Cult series skates the 7th installment of this classic skate lives up to all the hype and then some. New features for the Cult 7 is a Jordan style [...] | | By: AGRSVEML - Aggressive Skate Blog | | |
| | Win A Trip To See The Cult In London / Billy Duffy Intervie | | 2007-10-28 06:51:31 | | Wanna win a VIP trip to see The Cult? Guitar Center is having a contest where you could win a trip for 2 to London to meet the band and watch the show from the side of the stage.The Prize Package Includes:- Round Trip Airfare- Hotel Accomodations- $1000 Spending CashThe winner also gets a $2500 Guitar Center Shopping Spree!Click here and here for more info and catch a great video interview with Billy Duffy.*§ource: The Cult's myspace*
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| | The Cult of Aggressive Benevolence | | 2007-10-05 04:33:00 | | There are two books that I wish every American, and every Republican in particular, would read—or reread—before they finally go to the polls this season: The Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek and Omnipotent Government: The Rise of the Total State and Total War by Ludwig von Mises. Both were published the same year, 1944. Both are more relevant now than ever and speak to what's likely in store for this country if our direction isn't soon changed. The delusions are rapidly multiplying. Turn on the television these days and on one channel you'll hear Hillary urging a $5,000 birthday present from everyone's Parent on the Potomac, and on another will be Rudy G. and America-As-Action-Hero fantasist Norman Podhoretz insisting that if we don't grind up every regime that looks sideways at us (at least in the oil-rich regions) we'll be helping to install a caliphate from Mecca to Milwaukee.The lessons that can be taken away from Road to Serfdom and Omnipotent Government are sorely needed. The former deals primarily with socialism at home, and the second with socialism projected outward in the shape of aggressive nationalism and bellicose antagonism toward foreign regimes that run counter to our "interests". This is what the "Old Right" conservatives, having endured Wilsonian folly and the New Deal, feared was coming down the pike; and it's what they fought against. I submit that anyone who wants to understand the Ron Paul Revolution, who may be confused or intrigued about what all the hubbub is for, would be well served by giving these two volumes a (second) peek.In that vein, the following is an excerpt from a trenchant column written a couple of years ago by Stephen LaTulippe for LewRockwell.com:As I read the text of George W. Bush’s second inaugural address, my reaction began as alarm, transformed into perplexity, and finally came to rest at disgust. My assessment was formed around one central idea: It appears to have been written by individuals who, at their very core, do not understand the history and fabric of America. Basically, Bush’s address was profoundly un-American.Through the years, I have often heard anger directed at the very idea that anything can be "un-American." Historically, the charge has been hurled at liberals for their advocacy of European socialism, and it evokes much antagonism and alarm. In my opinion, these objections are nonsense. America was created with specific ideas in mind. Any literate person can easily read the founding documents of our nation. The Federalist Papers, the Anti-Federalist Papers, and the speeches of our Founders are there for all to see. America was fashioned according to the ideals of individual liberty and limited government. The economic manifestation of that philosophy is laissez faire capitalism. The external manifestation of that philosophy is armed neutrality. Throughout our nation’s history, various groups have arisen to challenge these principles. They have suggested that the founding ideals are incorrect, incomplete, or that they somehow are no longer valid to contemporary circumstances. Throughout most of the 20th Century, American liberals advocated an economic ideology that revolved around high taxes, big government, and centralized planning. That entire intellectual tradition was in profound contradiction to the clearly stated beliefs that accompanied our nation’s creation.President Bush’s speech represents, in my opinion, the formal introduction of yet another ideology which seeks to displace traditional Americanism as the central core of our governance. Not since Woodrow Wilson, has a president enunciated a more breathtakingly belligerent and Jacobin ideology. He intends to "end tyranny in our world," and he will not shy away from breaking things and killing people to accomplish this goal. His ideology revolves around the belief that various peoples will respond positively to having their nations attacked and occupied for the purpose of creating American-style democracies. Consequently, an American attack need not be in response to an act of aggression. No specific threat to America need even be hypothesized.This whole worldview is preposterous.Bush’s address was much more appropriate for France in 1789 or Moscow in 1917 than for the United States of America. If I had to pick an historical analogy to President Bush, it would probably be Napoleon Bonaparte. I say this not because Bush has even a modicum of Napoleon’s military experience or genius, but rather because Bonaparte represented a stage of the French Revolution that is similar to the current stage of neo-conservatism in which we now find ourselves enmeshed. After several years of the Reign of Terror, in which traditional French culture was uprooted in the name of Liberte, Egalite, and Fraternite, the time had finally come to "change the world." Napoleon represented an attempt by the radical revolutionaries to export their ideology in order to usher in a new, utopian era. The rest of mankind was believed to be languishing in darkness and had to be liberated by force of arms. The result was years of bloodshed and warfare that cost millions of lives. Despite his occasional, weak statements to the contrary, the philosophy behind Bush’s speech is a similar exhortation for an endless war to transform humanity. Bonapartism aside, I noticed two other interesting aspects of Bush’s address that are relevant to an analysis of his intentions:#1 Osama Who?The initial spark that caused this latest round of belligerence was the attacks of 9/11. In the immediate aftermath of those assaults, they were used as the casus belli for several military operations around the world. But soon thereafter, the Bush administration began to advocate military actions that were ever more remote from al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. Iraq was attacked because of its alleged WMDs and its potential to pass them to al-Qaeda. President Bush expanded this WMD argument to name an "axis of evil" and to put them on notice for threatened "regime change." Only minimal attempts were made to connect these nations with the events of 9/11. This inaugural address represents the formal liberation of neoconservative militarism from the terror attacks of 9/11. While Bush obliquely referenced September 11 early on in the speech, he clearly implies that any regime which is deemed "tyrannical" (in America’s unilateral opinion) is a legitimate target for military action. An association with al-Qaeda is irrelevant. An association with other Muslim radicals is immaterial. Whether the nation even represents a potential threat to America is of no consequence.Neoconservative militarism no longer feels the need to hide behind the apron of 9/11. No more fairy tales concerning WMDs will be forthcoming. They are no longer necessary in the eyes of the neoconservatives, who have thrown off the pretense that their militarism is defensive in nature. Future wars will be justified merely by the moral imperative of exporting their Jacobin ideology.Osama has served his purpose, and is now passé.#2 The neoconservatives have drawn precisely the wrong conclusion from 9/11Reading the text of Bush’s speech reveals a thought process that is either extremely foolish or intentionally dishonest. He describes the time between the end of the Cold War and the attacks of September 11 as a "sabbatical." The implication being that America’s inaction and "isolationism" were somehow responsible for the tragedy. He basically claims that if only we had been more globally assertive, we would somehow have avoided the fate of 9/11. Minding our own business is thus selfish and immoral, and such behavior has led us into our present dangerous circumstances. This is almost perfectly out of phase with the actual truth of the situation, and any policies that are enacted as a result of this flawed perspective are doomed to failure. As Anonymous describes so wonderfully in his book Imperial Hubris, the 9/11 attacks were a conscious response to the actions and policies of the American government in the Middle East (policies which never would have been enacted in the first place had America been following the advice of our Founders). Osama bin Laden has been very candid about exactly why he launched the operations. Muslim extremists are furious about our financing of dictatorships in the region, our intervention in various parochial conflicts involving the Muslim world, and our perceived manipulation of Middle East oil supplies for our own benefit. While I deny that any of these excuses legitimized the murder of innocent civilians on September 11, it is nevertheless nonsensical and dishonest to suggest that American introversion and isolationism played any role whatsoever in the motivation of the terrorists. It is also nonsensical and dishonest to suggest that a more belligerent foreign policy would have somehow prevented the attacks.The reason for this manipulation of the truth is obvious. If the American people were to come to understand that our conflict with the Muslim world revolves around government policies that are causing havoc in the Middle East, they would simply demand a cessation of the policies (and the fact that these policies are not in the best interest of the broad swath of Middle America makes the policies all the more dispensable).But that would result in a George Washington/John Q. Adams policy of America First. The neoconservatives needed to somehow attach their goal of world revolution to the horrors of 9/11 and to distract the American people from the truth of the situation. This inaugural address was their attempt. My prayer is that America does not buy what the neocons are selling, because these sorts of Napoleonic crusades never end well. | | By: Republican Renaissance | | |
| | The Cult of Gore | | 2007-07-25 19:51:00 | | I can see it: Back in the spring of 2001, after all of the Florida counts and recounts (and recounts) were exhausted, a plan was hatched. The goal was to use the power of ‘trend’ to reinvent former Vice President Al Gore. There had to be a raison d’etre; something that would appeal to the masses. If Gore learned anything from eight years as the understudy to Slick Willie Clinton (other than how to properly interview an intern) it was the value of fads. That, and the truth that Hollywood + rock stars = lots of media coverage and leftwing support. The most obvious target that would ensure not only the backing of the younger generation but play on the peoples sense of fear – only Gore can save the Earth! –was the environment. More specifically, the claim of global warming. Team Gore readjusted its focus from the White House to the Green House.The rise of the Cult of Gore is an interesting study. Using the usual leftwing mix of paranoia, fear and guilt to sway public opinion, Gore has gone from electoral sore loser to Captain Planet in a matter of seven years. The socialist, tree-hugger activists have found their new Messiah. Bono has a new golf partner. Gore’s pseudo-documentary (and unofficial launch of his next presidential campaign) An Inconvenient Truth won an Oscar, thereby devaluing the once-proud statue forever. He even attached his name to yet another hypocritical mass photo-op environmental rock concert. But is he really that concerned about the environment, or is he just blowing a lot of greenhouse gas?As the second most powerful man in America for eight years, enviroNazi Gore had every chance to make the well-being of the trees and grass a priority. Interestingly, along with his buddy Bill, Gore refused to sign the United States on to the global Kyoto accord (which just may be the most astute thing Gore ever did). Despite having the environmental messiah as V.P., the Clinton administration never really did much as a replacement, however. Given that Clinton’s probable top priority for Gore was to ‘keep an eye out for Hillary’, it is understandable that climate change slipped through the cracks.We must keep Al Gore’s history in mind. This man has, in the past:• Claimed to have invented the Internet.• Claimed to have been the inspiration for the movie ‘Love Story’.• Claimed to have had a personality.The Cult of Gore has crossed borders and has become as global as the warming itself. He has been featured so many times in so many ways on the Canadian national network CBC that, if you didn’t know any better, you’d think he was a Canadian politician. The Hour’s George Stroumboulopoulos seems so taken by the former V.P. that you’d swear it was a televised case of man-crush. Gore fits nicely into the CBC agenda. The network that once helped a pseudo-intellectual communist become a long-serving Prime Minister seems more than willing to give face time to the current hero of the Left.Al Gore is a bitter man who is a gifted opportunist. He completely believes that he was robbed in 2000, and that it is his destiny to get to the White House once again. Watch for him to declare his candidacy for 2112. | | By: The Moderate Separatist | | |
| | Living Colour - Cult Of Personality | | 2007-06-23 04:35:17 | |
Living Colour é uma banda estadunidense de rock formada pelo guitarrista Vernon Reid (nascido na Inglaterra), pelo vocalista Corey Glover, pelo baixista Doug Wimbish e pelo baterista William Calhoun. A banda, formada em 1984, teve Muzz Skillings no baixo até 1991. O nome Living Colour, ao contrário do que muitos pensam, não foi escolhido por causa da cor da pele de seus integrantes (todos negros); foi inspirado em uma “vinheta” da rede de TV NBC: “The following program is brought to you in living colour” (parecido com “O programa seguinte é trazido até você em cores vivas”).
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Os três instrumentistas, todos eles já concluindo seus estudos de música, conhecem Corey e resolvem formar uma banda, por volta de 1985, tendo Reid como líder. O grupo começa a se apresentar em clubes e bares underground de Nova Iorque. Desde o começo apresentam uma música com muitas influências, entre elas o, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Punk, Funk e o Jaz | | By: My Bands | | |
| | Mike Vick, Cult Leader! | | 2007-05-28 23:02:00 | | First of all, Happy Memorial Day to everyone! Be safe!I did something this morning I have not done in sometime. Stranded at my Mother's house with no INTERNET, I watched Sports Center. In between talking up Danika Patrick and how she finished 8th in the Indy 500 (I don't even know if they said who won...) and Barry Bonds first HR since the start of May, the big story on ESPN was their "EXCLUSIVE" face blacked out interview with a dog fighting source.I have not mentioned this Vick thing yet here in The Bloghouse. For one, people get plenty of it everywhere. For the other, I'm sick of talking and hearing about the idiots of the NFL. I guess I did mention when Clinton Portis opened his mouth and by the way, when I seen a snippet of video on ESPN this morning he did not appear to have the big evil belly laugh to go with what he said the way they made it appear in print. I did not see the whole bit though, he may have looked like Snidely Whiplash at some point.Anyway...back to the babble | | By: TINO's Bloghouse | | |
| | How to be a Cult Leader | | 2007-02-08 00:52:09 | |
You too can become a cult leader by following the easy step by step instructions in this video.
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