Talk:Timothy McTague
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This article is stupid.
for example-
"He is the lead guitarist of the band and good friends with all the band mates."
As opposed to being in the band and being good enemies with all the band mates?
Stupid. I'm deleting the last half of that sentence.
Also, his personal interests thing is pretty irrelevant. Who gives a shit if he wants to meet William Wallace. SO dumb.
This article isn't stupid. It is part of his information that he wants to meet William Wallace. He proably is part scottish.
Even if you don't give a shit. Thats your opinion which i'm sure lots of people don't "give a shit" about
I'm deleting this under general information "They are also homophobic Christians who do not think that gays are capable of raising children."
Since when did gay-rights activists become Underoath fans?
Rock on. Go with christ.
in regards to the first person:
i don't think this article is stupid either. i don't give a shit about you not giving a shit about shit. Jesus probably doesn't give a shit about what you say either.
just because you're in a band with some guys doesn't mean you have to be good friends with them.
in regards to the second person:
even though i'm a hobophobic christian, i agree with you in the lack of relevance of that statement: "They are also homophobic Christians who do not think that gays are capable of raising children."
Jesus love you
I agree with the first person who said that the article was stupid, because more than likely if you are spending your life out on the road with people you've known for awhile, you're really good friends with them. And "homophobic christians"---site that please. I don't think they ever said anything like that, k thanks. And hm, at one point I thought their was a statement on here that said Tim was engaged. I don't know if it is true or not though.
