Ted Nugent
Edited by Brian Dunning
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 He
turns city folk into survivors on VH-1's Surviving Nugent;
he's an award-winning writer with New York Times bestsellers
and 40 publications; he guest stars on Larry King, Howard
Stern, The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity & Colmes, and Rush
Limbaugh; he hunts buffalo with a bow and is an NRA board
member; he hosts Ted Nugent Spirit of the Wild TV on
the Outdoor Channel; and is the editor and publisher of Adventure
Outdoors magazine.
Oh, and he's also one of the great American rock legends
with more than 30
million albums sold.
 As
one of the more outspoken Second Amendment advocates, Ted
Nugent is a recipient of numerous commendations from state
police, sheriff departments, FBI and police agencies nationwide,
and has been lauded for his Ted Nugent Kamp for Kids and
work as a national spokesman for D.A.R.E.
Whether you love him or hate him, Ted sets an example that
we should all follow: Be yourself, be true to who you are
and to your beliefs, and when they tell you to change, crank
up the volume instead.
Ted now does so for us as he answers our 1000 Questions:
0001. In all of history, what is your favorite invention?
The bow & arrow. It brings me food, discipline, challenge,
fun, & it was the 1st guitar celebrating the primal
scream that brought forth all good black music.
0010. What do you hope will be invented next?
A drug that will make hippies & hillbillies straighten
up or die quicker.
0011. What do you hope will never be invented?
Laughter antidote.
0100. What would you un-invent if you could?
Country & Western.
0101. If marooned on a desert island, what three technological
devices would you bring with you, and why?
A Glock with lotsa ammo, a laptop with solar panel & satellite
phone with hi-speed internet so I can tease the citified
slaves with my life of ultimate tax free independence.
0110. When have you suffered at the hands of technology?
Never.
0111. When has some technology suffered at your hands?
I shoot computers at will.
1000. If you had to revert and freeze the world's technology
at a
particular time in history, what year would you choose and
why?
The Year One so us Neanderthals could party on like real
men.
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