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GOD FORBID Slams 'Clueless' BLABBERMOUTH.NET Posters: 'Read A Book!!!'

December 15, 2006

GOD FORBID guitarist Dallas Coyle has posted the following message on the group's MySpace page:

"Hey friends. Go over to Blabbermouth.net and see how idiotic most of the people who watched GFTV Four [GOD FORBID's weekly series on Metal Injection] are. They obviously don't understand sarcasm and have no idea what the Cosmo Kramer episode is about. I'd like to thank all of you for being INTELLIGENT music fans. You understand that GOD FORBID is about the music and the 'Kramerd' episode is just pure ridiculousness and fun. Also, note in the episode we don't mention Kramer's real name in the episode because we as a band that understands what stress and frustration can do to anyone.

"To idiot Blabbermouth posters and others like you. READ A FUCKING BOOK!!!"

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