DIXIE CHICKS SPOOKED BY EVIL MANSON VIBES (Trio calls in medicine man for exorcism)

Star Magazine ^ | March 26, 2003 | Star Magazine

[arjay]

Sure am glad I believe in God rather than vibes.

[dead]

Doesn't one usually have to die before they can go a'hauntin'?

[RLJVet]

Good try girls.

I'll listen to track 2 on your cd but only because I bought it an hour or two (AAAH!) before you announced you had gone socialist/secularist on us.

Lose your lead singer and you're in but do it very soon and in the proper mannner.

[Salman]

Since when are "vibes" a traditional Indian concept? They called the wrong medicine man!

[WomanofStandard]

You'd think Lipton Tea or whoever makes it would know better than to use the Dipsy Cups in their commerical.

[Redcloak]

So did they at least call a shaman from the correct tribe? That area was inhabited by the Tongva. One wonders if the "vibes" would be affected if they used a Chumash shaman instead.

[fight_truth_decay]

The western crooners posed for one of those “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” ads for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals — but the ad was never released. THE TRIO POSED in a field of flowers, wearing nothing but blossoms and their strategically placed instruments. A photo of the ad can be seen (WAS) on the photographer’s Web site, sebreephoto.com.

It turns out that the Chicks are staunch animal-rights supporters, but at the last minute the group’s management put the kibosh on the ad.

“The Chicks themselves were lovely about the whole thing, but their management got worried that some of their fans were rifle-toting, Bambi-shooting types who would take offense at an anti-fur, pro-animal message,” says a source. “They forbid release of the ad because they were worried about backlash or boycott. They even tried to pay PETA $10,000 to say it never happened.”

Now that we know they have a history of lying for money, even offering to pay people off to stay popular, what do they have to say for themselves?

The Chicks’ spokeswoman didn’t return calls for comment. Of course not, that would mean taking responsibility for one's actions. We can't promote that or anything.Source

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[LibertyGrrrl]

http://www.gijargon.com/imagesmembers/DixieDuo.jpg
I can't figure out how to get the image to show up...

[Mister Magoo]

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[MattAMiller]

These last few weeks are going to take up a whole three segments of Behind the Music some day.

[joesnuffy]

ask satan to cast out satan....let me know how that works out for ya'll
These gotta be the Ditzy Chicks

[ClancyJ]

Who cares what they do.

[Taldeine]

That has got to be the funnest thing I have ever seen.

[JoJo Gunn]

"Sizzling hot". "Wildly popular".

The usual Tiger Beat sewage....

[chiefqc]

Still short,fat and stupid

[fightinJAG]

BAWWWAAAAAHAAAA

These brain donors are worried about the "vibes" of Charles Manson in a house but apparently don't care about the millions of Iraqis who have had to live under the "vibes" of Saddam Hussein for 34 years.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

This clarifies everything!

It was actually the medicine man who said, "I'm a shaman. George Bush is from Texas."

[DainBramage]

"The evil spirits left before I got there claiming something about a boycott of the Dixie Chicks", said the befuddled WitchDoctor.

[Timesink]

The wildly popular singers

In late February, sure. But not now.