Doctor Diagnoses Marilyn Manson with Swine Flu
According to Celebrity Smack odd ball Marilyn Manson has been officially diagnosed with swine flu. The following is what Manson had to say about it via his Facebook page:
“So I have officially been diagnosed, by a real doctor, with THE SWINE FLU. I know everyone will suggest that f****** a pig is how this disease was obtained. However, the doctor said, my past choices in women have, in ‘no way’ contributed to me acquiring this mysterious sickness. Unfortunately, I am going to survive.”
I’m glad he’s going to survive for now. Who knows what any of his ex pigs my do now that they’ve been called out and labeled as a filthy farm animal.
Best of luck.
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I respect him as an artist and I like most of his music…but he is kind of freaky!
Glad he will recover!
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