...and on the eighth day god created.... THE MAXIMUM ASSHOLE! Sometime in 1998 the three original members of artimus maximus, myself, james hunicutt, and scooter haslip recorded the basic tracks to what would later be the 4:17 min masterpiece, "MAXIMUM ASSHOLE". the rest, as they say, is history. the band, now currenly featuring ARTIMUS MAXIMUS, (guitar and vocals), MICHAEL JACKSON (bass guitar), and NEW DRUMMER (drums), deliver a face melting, brain pounding rock and roll show live, as well as on record. that's the best way to describe it. it's either on, or off. no easy listening, and no pop punk. with ARTIMUS MAXIMUS, you will get no in between.
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Thanks for the Add I drove into Bremerton from Bonney Lake to see Brothers of the sonic cloth It was the first Time I ever saw you guy's play (I have seen your fliers at Hell's Kitchen) I will look you up again Thanks for the Great Show!
A Central Kitsap man was arrested Friday after investigators found he videotaped approximately 50 hours of people using restrooms at Northwest Golf Range, which he managed, according to documents filed in Kitsap County Superior Court.
Scott A. Fuchs, 41, was charged with one count of voyeurism by Kitsap County prosecutors on Monday. He was initially booked into the Kitsap County jail on $100,000 bail.
Bremerton police's special operations group had been investigating Fuchs for suspected possession of narcotics and served a search warrant on his Fairgrounds Road home, documents said, when detectives came upon two cameras — one inside a paper coffee cup and one inside a "scrunched up" paper bag. Detectives also found a "recording device," that showed a young child using a restroom.
Kitsap County Sheriff's detectives interviewed Fuchs, who said he'd purchased the cameras online in January and has been "secretively hiding them on top of the bathroom trash," since then.
He told detectives he'd recorded about 50 hours worth of footage, turning the camera on when patrons would enter either of the two unisex bathrooms at the range, just off Highway 303.
His office at the range was next to the bathrooms, detectives wrote in the statement of probable cause for his arrest. Once he captured the footage, he'd download it onto his home computer.
Children and adults of all ages and sexes were recorded, detectives said.
Fuchs faces a class C felony, punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
