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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Gucci - All about da money

This shit slap right chere....my ninja go on this bitch and ROOOOOOOSSS! does tha thang aswell! Gea!

Friday, March 26, 2010

Marisa-Elise MY CHICK BAD

Its Friday my day to chillax and get it in...Its been a crazy week 4 da kid cudi...but shit dont stop Im bout to put somethin in the wind and watch the madness...GO SPARTANS!!!!

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Llyod Banks - Beamer, Bens, or Bentley

this nigga got some bad ass bitches in this vid

Sheeeesh!

Devin The Dude - What I Be On

Devin The Dude is one of my fav hip hop artist for many reasons. The main reason is because dude sticks to the script. He's been rappin about smokin' and drankin' for years. He knows how to stay in his lane and keep it real. This video is pretty funny and is for his upcoming album Suite #420...This nigga a fool and prolly gone be smokin' til he see that casket drop...lol what will he smoke up next!

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Jamie Foxx goes in on Precious

Over the last week Gabby Sidibe has been the talk of the country. Howard Stern made some crazy comments in regard to her being “the most enormous, fat black chick” on his radio show . Jamie chimes in with his own 2 cent about Gabby. Extra silly

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Say it aint so A.I. damn........

This is a write up from Stephen A. Smith

Iverson, as if no one has all these years while seeing this train wreck coming.

He acted as if the former 76ers star hadn't needed a significant dose of prayer, luck, and divine intervention until now.

With his career and marriage in tatters, and no dependable person to turn to, Allen Iverson appears headed for disaster.
MATT SLOCUM / Associated Press
With his career and marriage in tatters, and no dependable person to turn to, Allen Iverson appears headed for disaster.



And as the rest of us are forced to bear witness to a disintegration, the rapid decline of a career clearly lacking nurturing, the time has arrived for Iverson's inner circle to stand up and be counted, to provide some semblance of tough love - by any means necessary.

Unless those people are willing to write his epitaph instead.

Just listening to Gary Moore, Iverson's business manager and the person he trusts most, they may be doing so very soon.

Allen Iverson is in trouble, folks, deep trouble. The combination of alcohol and gambling - and a once-promising career in tatters because of the first two - won't culminate in anything short of disaster if help does not arrive in short order.

If numerous NBA sources are telling the truth - and there's no reason to believe they'd do otherwise in a situation of this magnitude - Iverson will either drink himself into oblivion or gamble his life away.

Moore, ever the protector, would never admit as much, of course. But that's part of the problem, isn't it?

Iverson's wife, Tawanna, having hired some high-powered Atlanta attorney and filed for a divorce last week, does not help matters. Nor does it help that she's already separated from her husband, with custody of their five kids and seeking both alimony and child support.

When you consider Iverson's well-known penchant for alcohol and his banishment from casinos in Detroit and Atlantic City, if disgust and sadness don't come to mind, at least one question does:

Where is Pat Croce when you need him? Or Iverson's coach at Georgetown, John Thompson?

Where is the person with the ideal combination of compassion and toughness who would shelter Iverson at the same time he's holding his feet to the flames? Someone whose vested interest is in Iverson's well-being, someone who doesn't need his money or cachet?

In other words, someone he does not have in his camp right now. Or someone who has an impact, and needs to utilize it.

"I think there's one guy, and his name is John Thompson," said former Temple basketball coach John Chaney, noted for saving souls as much as winning basketball games throughout his illustrious career. "John is the one guy who'll have a chance of slowing this train wreck down, who could wrap his arms around Iverson and have an impact, because clearly it has not been done. But there's still this one question: Will [Iverson] listen?

"See, too many of our athletes give lip service when someone is trying to help them. And as soon as you leave them, they find themselves dealing with self-preservation and denial. It's an athlete's biggest problem to overcome.

"When you were young and vital, there were a lot of hit songs on that side of the record," Chaney said. "With Iverson, there are no more hit songs on that side of the record. You've got to accept the fact that you've danced and boogied. Now that they've flipped it over and ain't nobody dancing anymore, it's over!

"The ball is deflated. So now you have to find another life for yourself."

Iverson's NBA life may be over, but he and the folks he keeps close to him don't seem to realize it.

Take the more than $200 million he has earned in his career, subtract Uncle Sam's take, alimony, child support for five kids, and no millions forthcoming, then ask yourself what the 6-foot guard has left.

With his lifestyle, his mistakes, his lack of preparation for a life beyond the glory.

Talk to anyone remotely associated with Iverson and they can't deny that he is ill-prepared for a post-basketball career. His cohorts still look to him as that mercurial box-office star who won four scoring titles and a league MVP award, not as someone who simply dreams about those days right now.

The one advantage Iverson acknowledged having all of these years was a wife about whom he publicly said, "I'd die for her. . . . I'd die without her." Now, she essentially has said, "Go right ahead."

No wonder Moore said, "Pray."

This is Iverson we're talking about. What else is there to do? Especially if he is forced to stand alone?


Contact columnist Stephen A. Smith at 215-854-5846 or ssmith@phillynews.com.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

High School Talent

Young school out chere foolin' ....Dude got hopz

Monday, March 1, 2010

Brittney Banks - Eye Candy


Brittney can go to war 4 me whenever. Boy do i miss the summer time. We are officially a few months away from warmer days. I cant wait for it...its gonna be a crazy summer I can feel it. The winter here hasnt been all that bad, but wit that said 60 degrees and me are dying to have a date. Til then ima look at this pic of ol girl lookin ready in that hot climate LOL!

Sy Smith

Every now and then a aggin gotta get his grown man on...Sy smith is a artist I just stumbled across lil Jill Scott vibe...The beat is hella laid back. Thought id switch it up a lil bit today....10/4

Pagani Zonda Tricolor 2011


Damn main this whip is all around skantlous! Now if I could only hit that new Powerball lotto LOL!