The only industrial band I have been listening to for almost 8 years without getting tired of his music is Marilyn Manson

i dont think you can call manson industrial , Nitzer Ebb KMFDM those kind of bands are industrial
Manson however i personally call dark glam rock

As for Neofolk, I can't help but think most of it sucks, too. I stick to DiJ and Current 93 for that stuff (assuming the later even counts), but I like them both a lot. I guess every hip barista with a Hitlerjugend haircut trying to cop DiJ just looks like a dried turd by comparison. I can't help but think most of it sucks, particularly the newer artists in the field.

I have no problem with, say, Tony Wakeford, but projects like Sol Invictus never did much for me personally. I like Tor Lundvall and the work he and Wakeford have done together, though.

PS: Oh, yeah, and Boyd Rice is kind of a total wanker, but he has a lovely speaking voice.

I couldn't describe my typical Saturday night better myself.

As for industrial music, I have been known to say I prefer my music to sound like it's been created by computing machines & if it sounds like it could be recreated by some silly humans with a couple instruments I can't be bovered so yes to industrial.  That being said I tend to prefer particular tracks as opposed to the genre on a whole.  Was/am a big fan of Cabaret Voltaire, I can't imagine ever tiring of "Sensoria", "Groovy, Laidback and Nasty" (although far removed from industrial) is one of those rare perfect storms where I like every single song on an album and Richard H. Kirk (from Cabaret Voltaire) was one part of Sweet Exorcist who were responsible for one of my all time faves "Testone".