Starring: Tyrin Turner, Larenz Tate and June Kyoto Lu
Monday, November 15, 2010
Menace II Society (1993)
Monday, November 8, 2010
Lil Boosie I Remember
I Remember nigga
Boosie Bad Azz
I Remember nigga (2x)
[Boosie Talking]
Now I remember everything
From them cold night on the block
I remember the struggle
I remember the shine
I remember they faces when they saw me shine
Nigga I remember everything
[Verse 1 - Boosie]
Outside with no shirt (I remember nigga)
Talked loud in that church (I remember nigga)
Nigga stole all my work (I remember nigga)
Kirby took my lick in court (I remember nigga)
Them plantation days, do you remember that
the good times that we had in big digem lac
Do you remember debra proch when it was hot and steaming
Do you remember when we moved shop down there by leman
Do you remember at the room hoes caughting semen
Do you remember I busted two with the green eye demon
yeah nigga I remember cross the tracks
when capt. ricks and kenny wayne had a gang of that crack
Mane I remember all that when E-40 was jamming
everybody play B's and D's listening to that dayton family
I remember daddy-O when he put me on syrup
Remember Junior was 14 working with a quarter bird nigga
[Chorus - Boosie] 2x
Them long night on the block (I remember nigga)
Went from a little to a lot (I remember nigga)
In this world with no dreams (I remember nigga)
Gone off X and codine (I remember nigga)
[Verse 2 - Boosie]
When daddy left this world (I remember nigga)
Tha nights I made them lil girls (I remember nigga)
Grandpa preaching at church (I remember nigga)
Grucen gave me my first work (I remember nigga)
me and big chris on the block (I remember nigga)
walk in the school with a knot (I remember nigga)
Remember nobody aint like us (I remember nigga)
When I set it off with titus (I remember nigga)
17 I was a donkey
killing my own people
serving my own uncles
gave life to trell (I remember nigga)
When he touch down I caused hell (I remember nigga)
My first fifty block of weed (I remember nigga)
I wouldn't nothing but 19 (I remember nigga)
When I first meet tee and mel (I remember nigga)
when y'all got me out of jail (I remember nigga)
Yeah (I remember nigga)
[Chorus - Boosie] 2x
[Verse 3 - Boosie]
First time I rode clean (I remember nigga)
Got my heart broke at 14 (I remember nigga)
member the first nigga I robbed (I remember)
I remember them tears cried
I remember they killed "I"
I remember them pills I used to pop
that had a nigga Frenzy
same niggas I used to pop wit now they envy
cousins frenzy I'm on some flossed out shit
I go to emmy when I wanna floss my wrist
member daddy used to hit momma when times was hard
but it never showed on her boys cause her boys was spoiled
member my beamer, my maginum, and my 45
member my silver STS with the fresh ties
my old school monte' carlo nigga, candy black
member my Ram Truck
my old school cadillac
member my benz that was black but I wet it silver
Remember my orange and black race car with them ??? nigga
I remember everything
I remember (3x)
I Remember nigga
[After the 4th time add]
Like it was yesterday
The artist Lil Boosie discusses multiple crimes including murder,drugs and drug dealing. The song is reportedly popular.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKrHJuwftvM&p=FE562B14C8845B4F&playnext=1&index=21
There is a link to anyone wishing to listen to this song.
Lil Boosie is currently in jail and awaiting trail for first degree murder.
Boosie Bad Azz
I Remember nigga (2x)
[Boosie Talking]
Now I remember everything
From them cold night on the block
I remember the struggle
I remember the shine
I remember they faces when they saw me shine
Nigga I remember everything
[Verse 1 - Boosie]
Outside with no shirt (I remember nigga)
Talked loud in that church (I remember nigga)
Nigga stole all my work (I remember nigga)
Kirby took my lick in court (I remember nigga)
Them plantation days, do you remember that
the good times that we had in big digem lac
Do you remember debra proch when it was hot and steaming
Do you remember when we moved shop down there by leman
Do you remember at the room hoes caughting semen
Do you remember I busted two with the green eye demon
yeah nigga I remember cross the tracks
when capt. ricks and kenny wayne had a gang of that crack
Mane I remember all that when E-40 was jamming
everybody play B's and D's listening to that dayton family
I remember daddy-O when he put me on syrup
Remember Junior was 14 working with a quarter bird nigga
[Chorus - Boosie] 2x
Them long night on the block (I remember nigga)
Went from a little to a lot (I remember nigga)
In this world with no dreams (I remember nigga)
Gone off X and codine (I remember nigga)
[Verse 2 - Boosie]
When daddy left this world (I remember nigga)
Tha nights I made them lil girls (I remember nigga)
Grandpa preaching at church (I remember nigga)
Grucen gave me my first work (I remember nigga)
me and big chris on the block (I remember nigga)
walk in the school with a knot (I remember nigga)
Remember nobody aint like us (I remember nigga)
When I set it off with titus (I remember nigga)
17 I was a donkey
killing my own people
serving my own uncles
gave life to trell (I remember nigga)
When he touch down I caused hell (I remember nigga)
My first fifty block of weed (I remember nigga)
I wouldn't nothing but 19 (I remember nigga)
When I first meet tee and mel (I remember nigga)
when y'all got me out of jail (I remember nigga)
Yeah (I remember nigga)
[Chorus - Boosie] 2x
[Verse 3 - Boosie]
First time I rode clean (I remember nigga)
Got my heart broke at 14 (I remember nigga)
member the first nigga I robbed (I remember)
I remember them tears cried
I remember they killed "I"
I remember them pills I used to pop
that had a nigga Frenzy
same niggas I used to pop wit now they envy
cousins frenzy I'm on some flossed out shit
I go to emmy when I wanna floss my wrist
member daddy used to hit momma when times was hard
but it never showed on her boys cause her boys was spoiled
member my beamer, my maginum, and my 45
member my silver STS with the fresh ties
my old school monte' carlo nigga, candy black
member my Ram Truck
my old school cadillac
member my benz that was black but I wet it silver
Remember my orange and black race car with them ??? nigga
I remember everything
I remember (3x)
I Remember nigga
[After the 4th time add]
Like it was yesterday
The artist Lil Boosie discusses multiple crimes including murder,drugs and drug dealing. The song is reportedly popular.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKrHJuwftvM&p=FE562B14C8845B4F&playnext=1&index=21
There is a link to anyone wishing to listen to this song.
Lil Boosie is currently in jail and awaiting trail for first degree murder.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Halloween: SEX, PUMPKINS, AND COSTUMES
Halloween craze started in gay culture:
Halloween is a holiday with ancient pagan roots, but the modern extravaganza of candy, pumpkins and sexy nurse costumes is as American as the Fourth of July. Some folklorists trace Halloween to an ancient Celtic holiday in the British Isles. But until recently, the British had long forgotten the day: Two decades ago, Halloween hardly existed in the United Kingdom, never mind continental Europe or Japan.
All that has changed in the blink of an eye. Halloween has gone global -- and Halloween's success tells us something interesting about the modern world.
The British grocery chain Tesco sold 1.4 million pumpkins on Sunday. The chain estimates that its Halloween sales have tripled since 2005. British parks sponsored free Halloween spectacles: ghost walks, pumpkin carving. Trick-or-treating is spreading through London neighborhoods.
But in the United Kingdom as in the United States, the real money is found in the grownup aspects of the holiday: costumes, dance parties, club nights. The growth in adult Halloween dwarfs pumpkin sales. The British marketing firm Planet Retail estimates that overall Halloween business in the United Kingdom has jumped 2,000 percent in the past decade.
The holiday is catching in Germany, too. Influenced by U.S. military personnel, the Germans used to acknowledge Halloween as a children's holiday. But since 2000, Halloween has become an adult craze.
One-third of German teenagers attended some kind of Halloween party this year. The biggest of all the German Halloween parties takes place at the original Castle Frankenstein, reportedly inspiration for Mary Shelley's novel, near Darmdstadt in the Rhineland.
The Japanese have taken Halloween to over-enthusiastic heart. Consumers can now buy Halloween Bento boxes and seasonal pumpkin-flavored Kit Kat bars. Bizarre, horrifying and -- above all -- sexy costumes have become a national pastime.
To understand the global appeal of the Halloween holiday, go back to its origins. Those origins are found not in mystic Celtic folklore, but in modern gay culture.
Halloween is overwhelmingly an adult holiday. This year, for example, Americans spent an estimated $800 million on costumes for children, $1 billion on costumes for adults. Where did that adult dress-up party begin?
As best we can tell: in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood. In the 1970s, that neighborhood emerged as the heart of a new home-owning, bourgeois, coupled gay community. A local variety store had long sponsored a Halloween street festival for kids. In the 1970s, the street festival transitioned into an adult party of lavish costumed theatricality. The "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" -- a troupe of transvestite nuns -- got their start here.
The Castro Halloween party spread to other gay neighborhoods in the 1980s: Greenwich Village, West Hollywood, Key West, Florida. In 1994, University of Florida anthropologist Jerry Kugelmass published a book on the new trend, "Masked Culture," describing Halloween as an emerging gay "high holiday."
And after a while -- the straights imitated.
From the spread of disco in the 1970s -- to the habit of paying money for sparkling waters such as Perrier -- culminating in Halloween, gays have incubated and developed major cultural trends. Straights adopt, and then ungratefully forget whom they are adopting from -- just as American Christians forget how much of the modern Christmas music they enjoy was written by Jews, starting with the most popular of them all, Irving Berlin's "White Christmas." The majority culture forgets what the minority culture has produced.
The "masked culture" first developed by the gays of San Francisco has reached across the lines of orientation -- and now jumped across the boundaries between nations and languages. It's not just a party. It's an ideal of personal emancipation, self-expression and self-fulfillment -- an ideal that loses none of its power when it takes the form of a sexy nurse's outfit.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/11/01/frum.halloween/index.html?iref=allsearch
Just thought you guys might find this a bit educational and funny.
Halloween is a holiday with ancient pagan roots, but the modern extravaganza of candy, pumpkins and sexy nurse costumes is as American as the Fourth of July. Some folklorists trace Halloween to an ancient Celtic holiday in the British Isles. But until recently, the British had long forgotten the day: Two decades ago, Halloween hardly existed in the United Kingdom, never mind continental Europe or Japan.
All that has changed in the blink of an eye. Halloween has gone global -- and Halloween's success tells us something interesting about the modern world.
The British grocery chain Tesco sold 1.4 million pumpkins on Sunday. The chain estimates that its Halloween sales have tripled since 2005. British parks sponsored free Halloween spectacles: ghost walks, pumpkin carving. Trick-or-treating is spreading through London neighborhoods.
But in the United Kingdom as in the United States, the real money is found in the grownup aspects of the holiday: costumes, dance parties, club nights. The growth in adult Halloween dwarfs pumpkin sales. The British marketing firm Planet Retail estimates that overall Halloween business in the United Kingdom has jumped 2,000 percent in the past decade.
The holiday is catching in Germany, too. Influenced by U.S. military personnel, the Germans used to acknowledge Halloween as a children's holiday. But since 2000, Halloween has become an adult craze.
One-third of German teenagers attended some kind of Halloween party this year. The biggest of all the German Halloween parties takes place at the original Castle Frankenstein, reportedly inspiration for Mary Shelley's novel, near Darmdstadt in the Rhineland.
The Japanese have taken Halloween to over-enthusiastic heart. Consumers can now buy Halloween Bento boxes and seasonal pumpkin-flavored Kit Kat bars. Bizarre, horrifying and -- above all -- sexy costumes have become a national pastime.
To understand the global appeal of the Halloween holiday, go back to its origins. Those origins are found not in mystic Celtic folklore, but in modern gay culture.
Halloween is overwhelmingly an adult holiday. This year, for example, Americans spent an estimated $800 million on costumes for children, $1 billion on costumes for adults. Where did that adult dress-up party begin?
As best we can tell: in San Francisco's Castro neighborhood. In the 1970s, that neighborhood emerged as the heart of a new home-owning, bourgeois, coupled gay community. A local variety store had long sponsored a Halloween street festival for kids. In the 1970s, the street festival transitioned into an adult party of lavish costumed theatricality. The "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" -- a troupe of transvestite nuns -- got their start here.
The Castro Halloween party spread to other gay neighborhoods in the 1980s: Greenwich Village, West Hollywood, Key West, Florida. In 1994, University of Florida anthropologist Jerry Kugelmass published a book on the new trend, "Masked Culture," describing Halloween as an emerging gay "high holiday."
And after a while -- the straights imitated.
From the spread of disco in the 1970s -- to the habit of paying money for sparkling waters such as Perrier -- culminating in Halloween, gays have incubated and developed major cultural trends. Straights adopt, and then ungratefully forget whom they are adopting from -- just as American Christians forget how much of the modern Christmas music they enjoy was written by Jews, starting with the most popular of them all, Irving Berlin's "White Christmas." The majority culture forgets what the minority culture has produced.
The "masked culture" first developed by the gays of San Francisco has reached across the lines of orientation -- and now jumped across the boundaries between nations and languages. It's not just a party. It's an ideal of personal emancipation, self-expression and self-fulfillment -- an ideal that loses none of its power when it takes the form of a sexy nurse's outfit.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/11/01/frum.halloween/index.html?iref=allsearch
Just thought you guys might find this a bit educational and funny.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Missing woman's body found, baby's father charged in her death
The body of Ms. Janell Crystal Aaron, 20, a missing women was found behind Sherwood Memorial Park and Mausoleum in Jonesboro. The hunt for the corpse ended Thursday after a search that began back in July when she turned up missing. She was last seen leaving her home in, River-dale. The woman's husband and father of their eight month old daughter, Mr. Errol Alexis Moore Jr., 19, has been charged with murder, aggravated assault and concealing the death of another person. Investigators explain Mr. Moore lead them to the victim and they are currently awaiting an autopsy to finalize the cause of death.
This case was interesting in the fact this couple was extremely young. They were babies themselves. I can only imagine how both families feel as they are left to deal with court cases, funerals, and "A BABY."
I also choose this case because it reminded me of the Scott Peterson case. Not all the details and facts. No this is not even familiar characteristics of the Scott Peterson case. However, it does involve a father, a baby, and a dead wife.
This case was interesting in the fact this couple was extremely young. They were babies themselves. I can only imagine how both families feel as they are left to deal with court cases, funerals, and "A BABY."
I also choose this case because it reminded me of the Scott Peterson case. Not all the details and facts. No this is not even familiar characteristics of the Scott Peterson case. However, it does involve a father, a baby, and a dead wife.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Chauvel, Charles The captive at sea!!!
To my fellow peers,
The oceania film entitled "The Bounty" is by far a film you should not have missed. This great film composed of eightteen sea crew ship members lit up the screen as the experienced disastrous storms, extreme famine that erroupted into Thomas Hobbes theory of war, all against all, for the few bread crumbes available. The crew out in the bounty experienced many things such as exiling members of the ship and making their way across the bounty.
The oceania film entitled "The Bounty" is by far a film you should not have missed. This great film composed of eightteen sea crew ship members lit up the screen as the experienced disastrous storms, extreme famine that erroupted into Thomas Hobbes theory of war, all against all, for the few bread crumbes available. The crew out in the bounty experienced many things such as exiling members of the ship and making their way across the bounty.
copy cat films
Copy cat media has dangerous effects on society. I believe in today's society media has effects a the way civilized people become uncivilized, the way youths are lead to distructions. This is mostly seen in films and the music industry today and what they portray. This is all viewed in reality tv shows. People everyday, wake up and try to imitate the new music video or the new reality show out. So basically my argument is saying this copycat phenomenon leads to nothing but destruction.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Missing American's wife provides detailed statement to authorities
This is a very interesting sorry to be intuned on. Mexicans kill this women's husbands and all try to kill her while they are on jetski's. Here the site. http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/10/18/texas.missing.american/index.html?hpt=T2
This is related to topics we covered two weeks back about missing children and spouses and how some reached national attention and others did not through media.
This is related to topics we covered two weeks back about missing children and spouses and how some reached national attention and others did not through media.
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