Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:It's Dylan. Why would that matter too much. You are going to see him based on the legandaryness of it and the history.
I mean, if you have an inkling to see him anyway.
If he is playing stuff I recognize, then yes. If it is backing a new album at 75, I'll have to give it some thought.
I mean, I'm already going to see Brian Wilson do Pet Sounds and other hits next week. I'm not a big Beach Boys fan, but that album has made a big impact.
Good point on Dylan. The Brian Wilson doing Pet Sounds is pretty great sounding man.
For 10 years, Christian Hine from Fort Mill was a familiar face of conservatism in Charlotte.
Hine was all over the Internet and other media for years. He spoke passionately at rallies at the U.S. Capitol on behalf of conservative causes.
He spoke out against the Affordable Care Act; was against toll roads in Mecklenburg County and taxes in York County; spoke before rallies for such candidates running for president and Congress as Rand Paul and Greg Brannon in North Carolina. He was president of a Charlotte area Tea Party group for years. He was the volunteer Mecklenburg County chair for N.C. Lt. Gov. Dan Forest’s campaign in 2012 and co-designed the grassroots strategy to get Forest elected, his lawyers said.
He led the charge to stop sports taxes in Charlotte. He stood up for what he believed in, say those who knew him.
But Christian Hine had a secret.
In order to battle an autistic disorder and depression from a failed relationship, he was “self-medicating” with child pornography.
He now sits in a prison cell within the S.C. Department of Corrections for possession of child pornography, having admitted an addiction that involved hundreds of pictures of children, shared thousands of times over a decade, as he dealt with bouts of depression by viewing porn involving children.
For 10 years, Christian Hine from Fort Mill was a familiar face of conservatism in Charlotte.
Hine was all over the Internet and other media for years. He spoke passionately at rallies at the U.S. Capitol on behalf of conservative causes.
He spoke out against the Affordable Care Act; was against toll roads in Mecklenburg County and taxes in York County; spoke before rallies for such candidates running for president and Congress as Rand Paul and Greg Brannon in North Carolina. He was president of a Charlotte area Tea Party group for years. He was the volunteer Mecklenburg County chair for N.C. Lt. Gov. Dan Forest’s campaign in 2012 and co-designed the grassroots strategy to get Forest elected, his lawyers said.
He led the charge to stop sports taxes in Charlotte. He stood up for what he believed in, say those who knew him.
But Christian Hine had a secret.
In order to battle an autistic disorder and depression from a failed relationship, he was “self-medicating” with child pornography.
He now sits in a prison cell within the S.C. Department of Corrections for possession of child pornography, having admitted an addiction that involved hundreds of pictures of children, shared thousands of times over a decade, as he dealt with bouts of depression by viewing porn involving children.
