As far as I can tell, the new Disco. blogger I discussed yesterday made a mistake in her post's title. "Nature: I used to love her, now I'll have to kill her," sure seems like a reference to the classic Guns 'n' Roses song: "I used to love her." But the lyrics go:
I used to love her, but I had to kill her
I used to love her, but I had to kill her
I had to put her
Six feet under
And I can still hear her complain
And so forth.
Aside from misquoting a line repeated at least 8 times in the song, I still don't see the connection between that sentiment and the article's theme. But since the article makes no sense, that's not surprising.
Regardless, it's a nice distraction from Richard Weikart's ongoing attempts to link Darwin and Hitler.
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Welcome back to the jungle, Josh. While you've been honeymoonin' and knockin' at heaven's door, ENV wasn't satisfied to just let their comment-free blog live and let die. Mebbe they thought planting a rose among their thorns would sweeten up their fanbase . . . as long as they didn't broadcast her association with paradise city.
By the time that cold November rain is comin' down, their fanbase will just be screamin' "Back OFF B1+ch."