Marilyn Manson has revealed that has dreams of breaking a very strange world record which involves sharing a bath with snakes. Manson says he wants to break the record held by ‘Texas Snakeman’ Jackie Bibby who shared a tub with 87 rattlesnakes for 45 minutes.
A friend of
Manson’s said, “He thought about all the wacky records he could try and break, and came across Jackie Bibby’s record. That’s when he decided he wanted to try and break it.”
Bibby holds four records in total including one which includes holding eight rattlesnakes in his mouth by their tales. He said of his technique of keeping himself out of harms way, “They can go wherever they want as long as they don’t start biting. The key to not biting is for me to stay still.”
“Rapid movement scares a rattlesnake. If you move real slow and gentle, that doesn’t seem to bother them.”
Posted on November 27th, 2007 by Pod Boy
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Did you ever think you’d hear the words “Foxy Brown” and “good behavior” in the same sentence? Well, here goes: Rapperista Foxy Brown has been let out of “punitive segregation” early — for — yes — “good behavior” while in solitary. She was supposed to do 76 days in the unit, but only did 40 days. We’re told that she was one of four female inmates given early release among the 20-plus in the unit, and our source stressed that she received neither celebrity nor holiday treatment. Foxy got herself thrown into solitary for shoving another inmate and refusing to give a urine sample, but we’re told that she was compliant and cooperative. Do you believe in miracles?
Posted on November 27th, 2007 by Pod Boy
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Fans in Buenos Aires encountered quite the scare this weekend when various web sites reported the concert for the group’s reunion world tour had been cancelled. Reps for the Spice Girls are adamantly denying the internet claims that originated after a fake e-mail was sent to fans saying the British pop stars had nixed the Buenos Aires event.
“The
Spice Girls would like to make it clear that they have not cancelled their Buenos Aires show,” a spokesperson for the girls told BBC News, CBC reports. “The fake e-mail claims that due to the demand so far in the U.K. and the U.S., this show is going to be cancelled. This is not the case and this e-mail is 100 per cent unofficial and has nothing to so with the
Spice Girls,” the rep said in a statement.
The girls most widely known as
Scary, Sporty, Ginger, Baby and Posh made the announcement this spring that they would be reuniting for an exclusive world tour. The tour will start on on Dec. 2 in Vancouver.
Posted on November 26th, 2007 by Pod Boy
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