GWAR Frontman Slams AS I LAY DYING's TIM LAMBESIS

May 31, 2013

GWAR's outspoken frontman Oderus Urungus has slammed Tim Lambesis after it was revealed that the AS I LAY DYING vocalist posted bail and was released from jail three weeks after being arrested for allegedly attempting to hire a hitman to murder Lambesis' estranged wife. Tim, who is required to wear a GPS tracking device and is prohibited to see his Meggan Lambesis and the couple's three adopted children, will return to court on June 26 for another readiness conference.In reaction to Lambesis making bail, Oderus Urungus posted a number of politically incorrect tweets, some of which can be seen below.Oderus Urungus made headlines in 2011 when he was allegedly banned from the Fox News channel late-night/early-morning talk show "Red Eye" because of negative backlash from right-wing conservatives.GWAR has been decapitating replicas of politicians during its legendary live show and the 2011 "Bloody Tour Of Horror" was no exception as it featured Oderus Urungus and the rest of the band tearing apart Lady Gaga and former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. Apparently the Sarah Palin constituents and supporters caught wind of the nightly slaying and the political blogs and web sites were overwhelmed with comments about Palin's untimely demise.

Congratulations to label-mate and cut MF #timlambesis for making bail bro! Now get out there and hire some people to chop us some bitches.
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

As far as the tracker-bracelet, I advocate getting one of similar size on the other leg. #timlambesis
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

However, if the tracker is the latest model, made specifically for celebrities, then it’s practically weightless. Comfy, even. #timlambesis
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

Then again, you sing for a metal band, so you might not get celebrity status, except with metal fans. #timlambsis You’ve got the old model.
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

It weighs about eight pounds and is uncomfortable AS SHIT. Plus it hums and shocks. #timlambesis
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

C’mon Tim, whats the matter? At least in #Richmond when we get charged with killing someone, we actually do it. #randyblythe
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

Bad thing : Tim can’t leave San Diego except to visit lawyer. Good thing : Lawyer lives in Pago-Pago#timlambesis
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

I must admit I began to worry about #timlambesis when he changed his Twitter pic to one of his rippling back muscles.
— Oderus Urungus (@TheRealOderus) May 31, 2013

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