Sunday, December 23, 2012

this girl.. she wasn't hot- she was beautiful and for SOME reason when she asked me if I wanted a lapdance I blushed, became all shy all of a sudden and shook my head while i squeaked a meek "no thank you" I guess.

Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Motherfucking Luda' Luda....

this in mexico in the transport called "metro" is a train im live here and i know this is real in the nights exists a wagon called happy meal or "cajita feliz" in spanish and anyone who rides them can have sex with other people, gay lesb or straight

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Hungry for some Red Lobster again

Meanwhile, the cost of dining out isn't getting cheaper. It's up 2.7% over the last year, according to the Consumer Price Index, which puts it ahead of the 2.2% overall rate of inflation. Darden's prices at both the Olive Garden and LongHorn rose between 2% and 2.2% last quarter, while Red Lobster managed to keep price hikes down to a manageable 1.4%. If it's any consolation to Darden, its competitors haven't quite figured out the restaurant market this year either and have watched sales either flatten or make modest gains. Share prices at Chili's parent company Brinker Restaurants (EAT +2.36%) are up 22.6% in the last year and sales are up 2.7%. DineEquity (DIN -1.58%), the firm that runs Applebee's and IHOP and is viewed as a huge Darden competitor thanks to its "2 for $20" meal deal at Applebee's, saw stock values rise nearly 35% in the same span thanks to 2.3% same-restaurant sales increase at Applebee's, but in spite of a 2.4% decline at IHOP.

Sunday, December 2, 2012

LEX LUGER- SCOTT STEINER- they are both alive, NOT DEAD.

In December 2005, Rechsteiner, Lawrence Pfohl (LEX LUGER) and Marcus Bagwell were removed from a flight from Minneapolis, Minnesota to Winnipeg, Manitoba following a disturbance on board the plane. They were detained for several hours before Rechsteiner and Bagwell were released and permitted to continue on their journey (Pfohl, however, was held without bail and later charged and jailed). Rechsteiner would later refer to the incident in his storyline interviews, describing himself as a violent criminal with little regard for the forces of law and order.[44] Following his departure from TNA, Rechsteiner began expressing his gripes with TNA management (specifically Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff) on Twitter.
I'm sorry that you feel like you are loosing money off of these deals. That is no one's fault except your own.

Monday, November 26, 2012

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lux96lTlCn1qbvizuo1_500.jpg yeah check this out

Sunday, November 18, 2012

Dumb asses never lock car doors!

ok now

She dissed me at Double 7 in NYC (the new Double 7) then at a club in LA.. Then I was like: You diss ME for J Steves? Unemployed J Steves? I make ten times as much as him and I am better looking. Plus, I played college ball too. I got more money. But whatever. Last night was my birthday and I am drunk ass hell.

Sunday, November 4, 2012

2001 NBA DRAFT RECAP AND HIGHLIGHTS KWAME BROWN WAS NUMBER ONE PICK STRAIGHT FROM HIGH SCHOOL ame Brown‡ C United States Washington Wizards Glynn Academy (Brunswick, Georgia) 1 2 Tyson Chandler‡ C United States Los Angeles Clippers (traded to Chicago) Dominguez HS (Compton, California) 1 3 Pau Gasol* PF/C Spain Atlanta Hawks (traded to Vancouver) FC Barcelona (Spain) 1980 1 4 Eddy Curry C United States Chicago Bulls Thornwood HS (South Holland, Illinois) 1 5 Jason Richardson SG United States Golden State Warriors Michigan State (So.) 1 6 Shane Battier F/G United States Vancouver Grizzlies Duke (Sr.) 1 7 Eddie Griffin F United States New Jersey Nets (traded to Houston) Seton Hall (Fr.) 1 8 DeSagana Diop C Senegal Cleveland Cavaliers Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Virginia) HS 1 9 Rodney White SF United States Detroit Pistons Charlotte (Fr.) 1 10 Joe Johnson* SG United States Boston Celtics Arkansas (So.) 1 11 Kedrick Brown SF United States Boston Celtics (from Denver) Okaloosa-Walton CC (So.) 1 12 Vladimir Radmanović PF Yugoslavia Seattle SuperSonics FMP Železnik (Yugoslavia) 1980 1 13 Richard Jefferson SF United States Houston Rockets (traded to New Jersey) Arizona (Jr.) 1 14 Troy Murphy PF United States Golden State Warriors (from Indiana) Notre Dame (Jr.) 1 15 Steven Hunter C United States Orlando Magic DePaul (So.) 1 16 Kirk Haston PF United States Charlotte Hornets Indiana (Jr.) 1 17 Michael Bradley PF United States Toronto Raptors Villanova (Jr.) 1 18 Jason Collins C United States Houston Rockets (from New York via Phoenix and Orlando, traded to New Jersey) Stanford (Sr.) 1 19 Zach Randolph* PF United States Portland Trail Blazers Michigan State (Fr.) 1 20 Brendan Haywood C United States Cleveland Cavaliers (from Miami, traded to Orlando) North Carolina (Sr.) 1 21 Joseph Forte SG United States Boston Celtics (from Phoenix) North Carolina (So.) 1 22 Jeryl Sasser SG United States Orlando Magic (from Milwaukee via Houston) SMU (Sr.) 1 23 Brandon Armstrong SG United States Houston Rockets (from Dallas via Orlando, traded to New Jersey) Pepperdine (Jr.) 1 24 Raúl López PG Spain Utah Jazz Real Madrid (Spain) 1980 1 25 Gerald Wallace+ SF United States Sacramento Kings Alabama (Fr.) 1 26 Samuel Dalembert C Canada[3] Philadelphia 76ers Seton Hall (So.) 1 27 Jamaal Tinsley PG United States Vancouver Grizzlies (from L.A. Lakers via New York) Iowa State (Sr.) 1 28 Tony Parker* PG France San Antonio Spurs Paris Basket Racing (France) 1982 2 29 Trenton Hassell SG United States Chicago Bulls Austin Peay (Sr) 2 30 Gilbert Arenas* PG United States Golden State Warriors Arizona (So) 2 31 Omar Cook PG United States Orlando Magic (from Washington, traded to Denver) St. John's (Fr) 2 32 Will Solomon PG United States Vancouver Grizzlies Clemson (Sr) 2 33 Terence Morris SF United States Atlanta Hawks (traded to Houston) Maryland (Sr) 2 34 Brian Scalabrine PF United States New Jersey Nets USC (Sr) 2 35 Jeff Trepagnier SG United States Cleveland Cavaliers USC (Sr) 2 36 Damone Brown SF United States Philadelphia 76ers (from L.A. Clippers) Syracuse (Sr) 2 37 Mehmet Okur+ C Turkey Detroit Pistons Efes Pilsen (Turkey) 1979 2 38 Michael Wright[4]# PF United States New York Knicks (from Boston via Seattle) Arizona (Jr) 2 39 Earl Watson PG United States Seattle SuperSonics UCLA (Sr) 2 40 Jamison Brewer PG United States Indiana Pacers Auburn (So) 2 41 Bobby Simmons F/G United States Seattle SuperSonics DePaul (Jr) 2 42 Eric Chenowith[5]# C United States New York Knicks (from Seattle) Kansas (Sr) 2 43 Kyle Hill[6]# PG United States Dallas Mavericks (from Houston) Eastern Illinois (Sr) 2 44 Sean Lampley SF United States Chicago Bulls (from Charlotte) California (Sr) 2 45 Loren Woods C United States Minnesota Timberwolves Arizona (Sr) 2 46 Ousmane Cisse[7]# PF Mali Denver Nuggets (from Toronto) St. Jude HS (Montgomery, Alabama) 2 47 Antonis Fotsis SF Greece Vancouver Grizzlies (from New York) Panathinaikos (Greece) 1981 2 48 Ken Johnson C United States Miami Heat Ohio State (Sr.) 2 49 Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje C Cameroon Portland Trail Blazers Georgetown (Sr.) 2 50 Alton Ford PF United States Phoenix Suns Houston (Fr.) 2 51 Andre Hutson[8]# PF United States Milwaukee Bucks Michigan State (Sr.) 2 52 Jarron Collins F/C United States Utah Jazz Stanford (Sr.) 2 53 Kenny Satterfield PG United States Dallas Mavericks Cincinnati (So.) 2 54 Maurice Jeffers[9]# SG United States Sacramento Kings Saint Louis (Sr.) 2 55 Robertas Javtokas[10]# C Lithuania San Antonio Spurs (from L.A. Lakers) Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) 1980 2 56 Alvin Jones C Luxembourg Philadelphia 76ers Georgia Tech (Sr.) 2 57 Bryan Bracey[11]# SF United States San Antonio Spurs Oregon (Sr.)
Sandy, with its innocent name and violent force, remains unlike anything residents here have seen. It sent a roller coaster into the ocean in Seaside Heights. It wrecked part of the famed boardwalk in Atlantic City. And in the Barrier Islands, some residents now face a forced evacuation that could last eight months.

Saturday, November 3, 2012

She got to have one of those Big ol' Nasty donkey bootys then ill be a happy guy oh yea and like good food :-) http://youtu.be/vtT3_bHgF8o http://youtu.be/0IIRdd1ZVeM Gucci Mane Freaky Gurl from Michigan

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One question on OKCupid stuck out to her, symbolizing the mismatch she’s felt with single guys: Say you’ve started seeing someone you really like. As far as you’re concerned, how long will it take before you have sex? http://youtu.be/g4hJwucOrwI Illumaniti

Sunday, October 21, 2012

CMJ was just plain insanity this year. I felt like at least this time you could go to many events without getting a badge. I got to go to Public Assembly yesterday for a few hours at Brooklyn Vegan Day Party. They had $3 PBR cans and Sailor Jerry Rum as the treat for people during most artist sets (not all).. -Kitty Pryde was a decent white girl rapper from Florida. I will look up some of her stuff on youtube. Miguel was the surprise guest and yes, He did ADORN as the last song.

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Side note: she was wearing those damned skintight yoga pants. She was hot, and -- this is where this is going to go into the realm of non believability -- the closeness and length of her rubbing gave me that sensation you get of smooth skin rubbing against smooth skin -- ie it was so close and smooth I could tell there, um, was no hair there. I have to admit its been awhile since I was kind of randomly & unexpectedly unnerved like this. I was reading the paper and must have reread the same article 4 times

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Take the B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th Street-Herald Square to connect with the PATH at 33rd St. You can also reach the PATH along 6th Ave. at 23rd, 14th and 9th Streets or Christopher St. Take the Journal Square bound line to Journal Square. Journal Square is the third stop after Christopher St. Exit the Journal Square PATH Station, walk north along John F. Kennedy Blvd. several blocks and then west onto Newark Avenue.

Sunday, September 23, 2012

that was a wild week

man this is gonna be a busy week, off thursday but have a busy day and an elite event that night so you know the drinks are gonna be flowing and I am coming home fucked up. Friday work then a big big event in Tribeca area mad food and more drinks. Then sat I have work again then Heineken inspire concert festival that night and it doesn't start till 10. I hope there are alot of spanish ass in the house that night for realz.

Birthday Fun, the day after

-Had mad fun getting wings and beer on my birthday also, got to check the Yankees on the 14th. Finally headed back to Yankee Stadium last night to check out the game with the Tampa Bay Rays. They are on the come up right now and these young lions are hungry, they are trying to eat like the Yankees have been eating for years. *The section I was in was the Audi Club. I was at the left fielder's side with a great view of the pitcher and home plate area. Yankees Audi Club is basically a great indoor seating area with a great all-you-can-eat buffet with pretty high end food. I am not the biggest baseball fan anymore but WOW, got the chance to experience the Audi Club once again. Now that is some good living, you get to eat and drink (non-alcohol) pretty much everything and anything before the game and during. They stop serving at the seventh inning. I got my fill of Prime Rib of Beef, Peel and eat cold Shrimps, some salmon and spicy tuna roll sushi, Fresh Grilled Salmon, also Red velvet cupcakes, Thai Chicken salad, Fried Popcorn Chicken Bites, Ice cream, potato chips and even Cracker Jack candy if you wished. So food wise this is all a great experience. I did kind of feel not in the same gametime atmosphere I mean you don't get to hear some of the stadium chants and the YMCA song. I have never said I am a Yankee fan anymore but this was a great experience once again. Tampa Bay put up more of a fight and won the game last night 6 to 4. Fernando Rodney came in and got his 5 out save and did his signature ARROW TO THE SKY move at Yankee Stadium once again. Tampa overall has some good hitters in the lineup, Desmond Jennings, B.J Upton, Evan Longoria and even though on paper the Yankees are better. The Rays took it to them last night on Septemeber 14th. Nothing else I could really do, no time right now to go to NY Mets games, they really suck.

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Ahem....

SO YEAH it was that time of year. I know once I see september on the calendar I think oh it is the BIRTHDAY MONTH. I had a good day, it was the 13th. I got the chill a bit after work. Headed to a nice spot around 46th street for some Wings (Wangz) in the city and some beer. 30 wings split by 3 people, I thought it could be done. We also got to see Jay Cutler play like the little bitch he is and throw 4 ints and only one touchdown. The BEARS got smoked by GREEN BAY. cOOL niGHT, did not go all out and get sushi or whatever or blackout drunk but it was fun. update 2013-I got home like 4:50 but it was worth it, so much ass grabbing and grinding, black-spanish whatever one chick was saying some shit like she was not happy she was inthe club and they ain't playing Bandz a make her dance, so when they did I just got behind her and she went to work, lol

Monday, September 3, 2012

et dressed in your Fashion Week finest and head to Meatpacking Thursday (9/6) for Fashion's Night Out! Sample our Fashion Week Exclusive Cocktails — the Haute Fashion at 675 Bar, Pucker Up at Bill's Meatpacking and Sparkling Margarita

Monday, August 27, 2012

What a coincidence I like tits and ass as well!!

Some of the women I see on a daily basis I mean you can tell have the nicest asses in the world but it is usually from working out, not just some natural shit. I love to see a woman just on the bus look like ass is the bomb straight up- i mean some of the 19 year old latina that looks natural and with no workout type joints. Some of these random jewish chicks you would just meet in manhattan nah they really took time to tone that ass. damn blowjob

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

CM PUNK still the charmer

I love how the WWE universe still kind of marks out on what everything CM Punk basically says, he does not go so crazy anymore like he did last year with the whole controversial SHOOT. I have always liked the guy, never thought he would blow up like this as a professional wrestler in any organization but that is great. CM Punk speaks the truth and really is the TRUTH. If anyone elses hands, that is just a microphone but in CM PUNK's hand it is a PIPEBOMB!!!!!! *Oh yeah and he fucked alot of women in the wrestling business: He fucked Maria Kanellis, Beth Phoenix and Lita and that crazy broad Dafney (back when she was still really hot). I THINK he even had a piece of Kelly Kelly when she first came out. I bet Lita's pussy was the best though, I think he keeps going back for samples of that one.

Sunday, August 5, 2012

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- We responded by getting plastered, tipping the bartenders REALLY well and rocking out super hard to Rusko and Boys Noize in the VIP. - I spent most of my time on the first floor where they played generic hip hop/pop music, and then switched to reggae, and then techno. Huh? I swear, I couldn't dance without some creeper coming up from behind and grinding on my ass. - I had one random guy out of nowhere credit card my ass. Very unexpected. Another one came by and grabbed my ass like I didn't know who did it. I was prepared the 2nd time around. - In the basment on Thursdays they play ALL reggae. There's a bunch of sweaty west Indians (plus me) dancing their asses off. When i went to Webster Hall with my man for fleet week, I left literally sopping wet from sweat, its pretty gross (i was also extremely intoxicated). On the levels above they play hip hop and R&B which is also great, but the crowd is best on Thursdays.

Natural Born Killers

Nobody fucking heard this fucking song first on fucking bridesmaids, what the fucking fuck. What in the fuck. FUcking what? NO. NO. JUST NO. ...HERE COME THA GANGSTAS

Friday, August 3, 2012

YUP HOUSE OF VANS

ASAP ROCKY Spotted at the House of Vans show tonight in Brooklyn, Washed out was the main performer and Lemonade was there as well. There were free Heinekens, but by the time I got there, they were gone. That sucked but the show was alright, not bad for a night out in Brooklyn.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

This summer I feel like I have not gone to as many concerts as I really want to: Free or not but my work schedule does get in the way. I mean sometimes yeah I don't get out at 7PM or 6:30 everyday. I do still try to make an effort to go to some shows like the Santigold one I went to. I mean that one was awesome and I knew it would be fucking dope. I mean all I cared about was I gotta get to this show, you know straight up get out on the field here.

Wednesday, July 4, 2012

got a condo on my wrist girl, I'm Cashing out!!!!!!

GOING OUT TO EAT Japanese, Vietnamese, Italian .My tastes in music are very dependent on the mood. A person like me is definitely versatile

Monday, June 11, 2012

Thursday night some events happen

so I finally went back to Webster HALL on a thursday night, it was pretty good actually. I was surprised, the crowd was pretty insane.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Just another tuesday but not much to do on this day. I am about to go out though, get something poppin'.

Monday, May 28, 2012

Gymkata Gymkata was a great movie. Classic 80's movie that was one you could see over and over. I have enjoyed seeing this one many times. Gymnast Kurt Thomas was kicking some ass. KIDS Larry Clark's KIDS is a movie I have seen many times. Larry Clark's KIDS was a very good movie. I had no problem with the endless amount of young teen violence and promiscious sex. I think it is not liked by all but has a definite cult following. I thought it just should what people did or really wanted to do at that age without the afterthoughts of police after you, or death and AIDS. ECW One Night Stand ECW One night stand 2005 was a memorable night because all the fans did think we would see the talent of ECW back together for one night only. I feel each match on this night the wrestlers gave 120% and I truely enjoyed watching this dvd. I did originally see it on cable the night it aired. The Black Donnellys I rented NBC show The Black Donnellys. I didn't like the first one or two episodes very much but now after seeing all three disks of this series I did enjoy the show very much. I loved the concept but think it would've worked alot better as a two hour movie versus a whole season. I did not watch it at all on NBC and I feel many others only watched 1 episode or so and got bored. Oh well, tough break for the cast.

spark

Spark that blunt nigga Current mood:happy Well, I need to finally post a review of something I did for a local Brooklyn Ny newspaper years and years ago: (From summer 1996 to be exact While more and more people are buying Cd players or stereos and radios with the CD compatibility, Cd sales continue at a healthy pace. A large part of this equation has to do with the Hip/Hop scene, which is in full effect in 1996. The album I will start you off with is Liquid Swords by the GZA/GENIUS. It was released in late 1995. I liked the album alot but I think it is not the best I have heard. The Genius is solo on his new album but gets alot of help from his friends, The Wu-Tang Clan. My favorite songs are Shadowboxing' with Method Man, 4th Chamber with Tony Starks, Killah Priest, and the Rza, Killah Hills 10304, I Gotcha Back and Duel of the Iron Mic. This is a great album for Wu-Tang fans and just an average album for general rap fans. I have gotten alot of positive feedback for the GZA's Liquid Swords. This album has already sold over 70,000 copies in the store as of June 96. All in all, I would give GZA/GENIUS' Liquid Swords three stars out of a possible 4. For now Liquid Swords is the latest Wu/solo project but later in the summer, Tony Starks is going solo with the album Iron Man. (Yeah that for real, I had the scoop too. I had the demo tape the whole summer a full 4 months ahead of the general public Iron Man from meeting a rep from his label) Allmusic [1] Entertainment Weekly (B+) [2] Melody Maker (Positive) [2] Rap Reviews [3] NME [2] Option (Positive) [2] Q [4] Stylus Magazine (Favorable) [5] The Wire (Positive) [2] The Source Added the reviews from other venues just now) The Wu-Tang Clan were on top of the Hip/Hop scene in 1994 and now each member just happens to be going solo and developing identities for themselves. Method Man has Tical, Raekwon has his first album Only Built for Cuban Linx, The Old Dirty Bastard has Return to the 36 Chambers, and also the two previously mentioned albums above. Ghostface Killah and others of course appeared on the original album: the Platinum chart-topper Enter the Wu-Tang: The 36 Chambers. This was the best album because all the forces were combined. The original albums are very crucial for the sucessful launch of these solo careers. Now that I am talking about the subject, I will talk about the album. I should mention that my favorite songs off the album happen to be The Mysteries of Chessboxing, C.R.E.A.M, Protect Ya Neck, and Can It Be So Simple. The album overall I will say is a classic. I give it 4 stars for true Hip/Hop greatness. Another great album (no good or bogus albums so far) that is recently climbing up the charts is The Score by the Fugees. This album is great because it combines rap with classic style of R&B mix with phat beats and slamming poetic lyrics. My favorite songs are Ready or Not, Fu-gee-la, and Killing Me Softly. The second album from the Fugees seems better than the first. The Fugees are moving up the charts at a very rapid pace. They debuted on the Billboard Top 200 at No.7. At the present time, The Fugees are locked in at the Number 2 spot (As of May 6, 1996). The song, Killing Me Softly, is a remake of a Roberta Flack song. Unlike most remakes done today, this one is done perfectly. Fu-gee-la is a song about refugees that are trying to leave for a better life. This is the variety of the music that is the Fugees. I really did like the hit Nappy Headz off the first Fugees album from 1994, that was a real underground sensation. Fugees use the best mix of Hip/Hop and rap lyrics mixed with some of the best sensual singing out there. When I first heard of the Fugees in 1994 (also known as Refugee Camp) I did not generally like them as a whole group but now they would be on a list as one of my favorites. I give The Score three stars out of a possible four for it's originality and fresh quality. Stay tuned for more phat reviews in the future.
Football 1. Who is your favorite team? The New York Giants, my fav team, New Orleans Saints are my second. 2. Be honest, do you think they will make the playoffs this year? Of Course, they are on a roll and are the super bowl champs. Saints right now are on the bubble but most likely will head to playoffs as well. 3. Which player has been the most valuable for your team this season? Plaxico (lol) just for media attention and helping everyone else actually think about football. I think Steve Smith, Brandon Jacobs, Derrick Ward are great, Antonio Pierce is excellent on defense and Carney is doing a great job kicking field goals. 4. Which player has been the most disappointing? Plaxico, that guy is a loser. Why did he carry a gun to LQ, that club is not that gangsta anyway. I don't even think the spot is poppin like it used to be. Kevin Boss is a little dissappionting.
5 shots for $10 unless you are Black Current mood:bitchy i saw this on a website: A group of coworkers went to The Continental after work. They let the mixed race group in, but when one of them left to make a phone call, they wouldn't let him back inside. They said it was because of how he was dressed. Then they let a guy in who was wearing an almost identical outfit. He was black. Guy they let in was white. From the Gothamist: "I made a bad call letting you in." "What do you mean?" "We have a dress code here. You have a sideways cap and baggy shorts." At this point, I understand how clubs do what they can to control the climate at places. The rules against baseball caps and sneakers, etc. are generally to keep out a crowd they don't want. Most recently, as I waited to meet people for a newyorkers meetup that no one attended, I was told by a doorman that I could wear my cap forward or backward, not sideways, and I did so accordingly. I have no problem with rules. So I compromise and respond: "Where is your dress code written? I can remove the cap and I have a change of clothes inside." "We can't do it. It's about a general vibe." My eyes are fighting not to roll out of their sockets at this point. I tell the doorman I am going in to get my things. As I go inside to grab my bag and my friends, the owner GRABS me and asks me "Where are you going?" "I'm going to get my things. "You wait here. I'll get your friends and your things. You don't run this place." What. The. Fuck? My friends were both White. They apparently were wearing trendy "East Village" attire that consisted of Black jeans that stained of spilled mayo and black shirts with a patch that indicated that they worked at a restaurant that can be found in Times Square. The owner had nothing against what they were wearing, but when I repeated that I had that same exact uniform and could change into it, he repeated: "It's about the vibe. We have a regular clientele here. Once you're out, you're out. There are thousands of clubs in New York City" As I waited on the sidelines boiling about this, I saw two other black men get ejected, one being in the group of my friends that came to meet us there. Unlike myself, he wore his complete work uniform. No cap, no sneakers, no "baggy pants." He wasn't allowed in and when asked why, the doorman gave no real reason.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

who strike to carry out a sexual fetish or to satiate “an inappropriate pleasure driven by immature fantasies.” Though gropers may be moving to humiliate a victim, or exhibit power over one, they choose “a sexual methodology to carry out that plan." and develop techniques for carrying it out, and others act out impulsively because of emotional or situational factors, sometimes with inhibitions lowered by drug or alcohol use. Others, she said, carry out frottage — rubbing for the sake of sexual gratification — particularly in crowded places like Rockefeller Plaza at Christmastime.

*AVENGERS*

sO I finally got to see the Avengers movie and now I am ready to see it again. I seriously loved the flick. This experience seeing THE AVENGERS alone was a 5 star one. I saw it the second weekend it came out, I knew the first week crowds would be too ridiculous. I got the chicken tenders at the concessions. It was good and costs $7.75 but to me a big large popcorn does not do it for me. I would rather have real food and since I did not eat before hand, I got it here. The chicken was good and rather large in size. I give the movie a 10 out of 10. It is a must see again. I will go soon, back in the theaters.

FOOOOOOOD

make a take-out order for an extra big bowl of #7: tai nam sach pho with combination rice noodles beef soup with fresh eye of round, navel, & omosa for $7.10 after tax. -GOTTA try this PHO here.

*THANOS*

Thanos is one of the most powerful villains that can actually surpass Hulk in strength, Juggernaut in Stamina, wolverine in regeneration and durability and silver surfer in speed 

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Don't base your tip on the food's taste; the server has no control over it. tipping guidelines: Restaurant wait staff: 13 percent to 20 percent of the bill. When your party stays through the time that the restaurant could seat and serve others, tip twice the amount. Hoffman says you should always leave a minimal tip, even with abysmal service. Tips are generally shared by the restaurant's workers. Takeout: Nothing is necessary. But if you receive some service, like a waiter packaging your food, then tip $1 to $2 or up to 10 percent. For sushi, tip 10 percent for its preparation, Hoffman says. Tip jars at fast-food counters: Nothing required; it's your call.
Dating tip number two, Try not to catch chlamydia even if you like to fuck alot. Girls in bars that you try to take home, do not trust them.

Dating tips 1 of them

When you have a crush on someone, most of the major action happens via text message. You agonize every word and punctuation choice, thinking that the wrong decision can ultimately make or break your chances for a relationship, but you know what? It’s total BS. Stop consulting your friends about it because whenever you receive a text from The One, they’re going to give you bad advice like, “Wait a few hours to text him back. You don’t want to appear desperate.” But then you know what happens if you sit on a text and take four hours to respond? Your crush, in turn, picks up on your little game and waits even longer to respond to your text. It becomes a vicious cycle and before you know it, it’s been two days and you’ve accomplished nothing besides “Hey. What’s up?” Just text them back when you receive the text, for the love of God. You won’t seem desperate! And even if you do, who cares? This person is obviously not the one for you if they can’t handle a punctual text. COULD YOU REALLY HAVE A BABY WITH SOMEONE WHO CAN’T DEAL WITH SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS AN ON-TIME TEXT? -REALLY

I have alway meant to go to one of these

IN CENTRAL PARK FREE tickets to Shakespeare in the Park are distributed on the day of the performance beginning at 1PM at The Delacorte Theater in Central Park. The closest entrances to the Delacorte are at 81st Street and Central Park West or 79th Street and Fifth Avenue. There is a limit of 2 tickets per person. Please check back in late-May for more information!

^Maybe next Sat the 11th I wake my ass up at the crack of fucking sunrise.
The subways have come a long way since the ’70s, but cleaner trains are not necessarily safer. If we are going to herald our improvements in transit safety, “strikes, shoves and kicks,” “following a person in a public place,” harassment and other misdemeanors must be included in the MTA’s crime count. Until we have safety transparency in our subway, these crimes will continue to stand clear of the closing doors.

Sometimes you see this on the subway too

The F train: Prospect Park and 7th Ave, the Q/B Train Parkside




On the 1st Ave westbound L stop I saw a woman hike her skirt up to her waist and piss standing up. Splashed everywhere, including her. Not sure if she was a hippie or a standard homeless woman.
I hear the best way to get over a woman is to get under another one. I gave this little episode of mine some time but there are complete scheduling issues. I thought I met a girl I could really relate to. She is one I met from my imfamous Speed dating event but we have not been able to meet up again since March. She was in Miami hanging out and shit then the next week we were supposed to meet up I went to Las Vegas then the week after she said she was in Chicago. It is kinda funny I remember that speed dating event like it was yesterday.I even wrote down some of the names that I could remember incase I ever decided to do a blog for it.

So here is the concept: Speed Dating Event First room had about 18 guys and maybe 28 females, lol.

And here we go. Now I honestly don't remember all the names of course but it was a bad start just from the go. Started off with a Dominican girl named Maria. I got the vibe already that she was super bored and did not even want to be there. So I straight up said it like you must be here just because your friends are here. Ok, next I got a older maybe Jewish woman named Jean. I was like oh great this will be a long 3 minutes. She just looks at me like "You are too young for me, how old are you?". I was like its ok. I don't mind then I tried some bullshit conversation anyway like hey what do you like to do for fun. Then I met two twins or just sisters but they did look alike. I name I forgot the other was Maria. She was mad cool, she gave me her email address and everything. It wasn't a hey I wanna FUCK you vibe but still a good one. The other sister looked good too but she was not as friendly of chatty, they were separate dates not both sisters together, lol. Then I met a spanish godess named VALENTINA, oh man she looked fucking good but I KNEW she was not really here looking for a date. I looked over at her dating score card really quickly and she had not picked even 1 guy from the whole list of everyone she met that night. Our conversation was good though but she said her friends were there and she just wanted free drinks that night. She was hot as fuck though. I also met a chinese girl I think her name was Ting. She was not my type at all. This girl was way too skinny for me and she seemed to talk way too much and her voice was a bit annoying. Yeah it seemed like a long 3 minute date. I had to just think to myself on to the next one, YEAP. Then it was a few other interesting dates in between. I met on girl I actually knew from YELP but I played it off like I didn't know her. She looked cute in person I have to agree but not really my type. I had never seen her at any of the YELP meetups, I guess we just went to different events. Then I met another cute older Jewish woman but the vibe was not that great. I HAD ONE EPISODE where i just completely skipped over one chick cause I didn't wanna deal with her. I heard her chewing out the last guy that was at her table. Some punk rock looking bitch, she was wack as shit, NO BODY on her at all. Of course she was so offended that I skipped over her, she chimmed in 100 times and wrecked my date with the next girl, oh well who cares.. It was some real funny shit overall.. Sponsored by DR. PEPPER, they were some great drinks there I have to admit.

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

The WWE Guide to the NBA The Masked Man [ARCHIVE] April 27, 2012 Comment on this story Facebook Twitter Back in December, when David Stern vetoed Chris Paul's trade to the Los Angeles Lakers, I tweeted that if Stern didn't start using WWE chairman Vince McMahon's theme song as his entrance music, there was no hope left in the world. The song, after an ominous and largely indecipherable first verse, is basically a lengthy repetition of the phrase "You've got no chance in hell." But let me be clear: The song wasn't fitting only because the chorus was a lyrical version of Stern's eff-you to New Orleans GM Dell Demps, the Hornets, and the good sense of every cognizant NBA fan. The song matched Stern so well because the nearly inexplicable Paul decision represented the final, complete conversion of Stern into a self-caricature — a swaggering, pro-wrestling-style evil bossman, which is the character McMahon has spent the better part of two decades perfecting. Stern is every bit as diabolical as McMahon, every bit as power-hungry, and every bit as self-satisfied. You can tell he relishes the boos and the vitriol aimed at him, like an actor trying to raise the audience's ire; that people questioned his decision to revoke the Paul trade seemed only to reinforce its validity in his eyes. In a lot of ways, Stern fits the role more naturally than McMahon does. He doesn't have Vince's brawn, or his cartoonish facial expressions, or his movie-villain hairstyle, but that's because he doesn't need them. Stern isn't part of the WWE universe — he's in a much subtler world. A real one, you might even say. With the NBA playoffs upon us, the question occurred to me: If David Stern is the league's Vince McMahon, then who are the NBA equivalents of pro wrestling's other biggest names? With an assist from some of my stablemates (to deliberately mix metaphors) in the Grantland staff, I've put together a rough list. LeBron James Is John Cena Hey, basketball fans: You know that illicit charge you feel during every James fourth-quarter meltdown? And how when you see a kid in a no. 6 Heat jersey, you just shake your head and wonder what kind of parents would allow him to root for that idiot? And you know how, no matter how much you hate James, deep down you're glad that he's there, just to have somebody to boo? Welcome to pro wrestling fans' relationship with our flag-bearer, the face of WWE, John Cena. This is an obvious one, and I've received about 100 tweets over the last six months that make the same comparison. No athletes but Cena and James hear such passionate, dueling boos and cheers in every arena they visit or inspire such fervent emotions in their fanatics and detractors. But they have more in common than just their hatability: They're both famous for a brand of charity work that makes soft-hearted supporters swoon and causes cynics to retch — Cena with the Make-A-Wish Foundation (which provides WWE with an excuse not to turn Cena into a bad guy) and LeBron with the Boys & Girls Club (which gave him a flimsy excuse for airing The Decision on national television). They're both proud of their hometowns — LeBron of Akron, Ohio, and Cena of West Newbury, Massachusetts (but, if crowd reaction is any indication, they also are roundly despised there). Both guys are of, shall we say, suspicious stature, which caused many people to accuse LeBron of being older than 18 when he came into the league, and led many to accuse Cena of consuming something more than standard-issue protein shakes. To be honest, they're both probably the most dependable top-tier performers in their respective fields, even if their swarms of haters choose to think otherwise. Finally — and this is most perplexing — both are essentially indecipherable, even to the respective online intelligentsias of basketball and wrestling. No consensus has ever been reached about whether James and Cena have "it," despite their unmatched skill and celebrity. Dwyane Wade Is CM Punk Since Punk and Cena have been the twin towers of fan response over the past nine months, it's only right that Wade be aligned with his frenemy teammate. Both Wade and Punk are famously from Chicago, both started off in humble beginnings — Wade was only recruited by three colleges and Punk was overlooked by the major promotions during his independent wrestling days. Both guys have mouths that get them in trouble — Wade most recently with his comments about Olympians getting paid and Punk with his truth-to-power worked shoots last summer. Both are notorious ladies' men — Wade is alleged to have cheated on his wife and with subsequent ladyfriend Gabrielle Union, and Punk is rumored to have dated half the female wrestlers who have crossed his path. Both guys are proselytizers for their respective lifestyles — Punk about his straight-edge code and Wade with his newfound commitment to healthy eating. Both exist in the shadow of their more famous but arguably less deserving co-stars. Most significantly, both guys are among the best in their respective sports at pretending to get the shit beat out of them — Punk is one of the best "sellers" in wrestling, and Wade is on a never-ending quest to get foul calls every time he drives to the basket. And before you wrestling fans argue that Punk and Cena feuded last summer (something Wade and James have avoided, at least in public) and that they're not teammates, allow me to argue that neither point disqualifies the Punk-Wade comparison. Cena and Punk now coexist uneasily, about as uneasily as LeBron and Wade do. Punk and Cena seem almost to exist in separate WWE universes, and they're at their best when the other is far away, locked in another feud; likewise, LeBron and Wade each look their best when the other is stowed away on the bench. In this overextended metaphor, Alberto Del Rio is Chris Bosh — the troika's third man who looked really incredible when his supporting cast was weak, but who has since become slightly more than an afterthought or an occasional punch line. Dwight Howard Is Mark Henry I know, I know. You're going to say I'm saddling Dwight with Henry's mediocre career. But that's the point — especially with Dwight's recent "back issues," coach-killing, and flip-flopping about his future in Orlando, the first word that comes to mind with either of them has to be "disappointment," right? And really, as much as the NBA hype machine has aided Dwight's career, imagine if ESPN covered WWE like they do the NBA. You can bet Skip Bayless would have been arguing about Henry, the 500-pound Olympic weightlifter, every morning for the past 10 years. And look at their similarities: Both Dwight and Henry are big, monstrous, force-of-nature performers. Both have dominant but inadequate repertoires, limited to forceful versions of very basic moves, like Dwight's dunks and Henry's body slams. Dwight tried to get his coach fired; Henry got suspended for attacking Smackdown GM Teddy Long. And, despite their brutish physiques, both men are wannabe artistes — Dwight wants to be an actor, while Henry has always fancied himself a poet. Carmelo Anthony Is Triple H Both guys jumped from smaller markets to be the biggest star on the biggest stage. Along the way, both guys seemed to think they deserved more glory than they were getting. Both guys married public figures (Melo wed LaLa and Triple H said his vows to Stephanie McMahon). They each have reputations for being selfish and egotistic, and for holding others (like Lin and Chris Jericho) down to maintain their place at the top of the food chain. Because of this, they're both hated by a huge swath of the fan base, to the point that it clouds how great they actually are. Melo and Triple H can do many things better than almost all their peers, which is why it's so frustrating that their "characters" are all people talk about. Eventually, they'll both go into the Hall of Fame, and we'll probably forget how they were so unpopular that they were underrated for the second halves of their careers. Hey, you know who else is hated? He's coming up next. Kobe Bryant Is "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair Above all else, both Kobe and Flair are the most despised stars of their generation. (And as much as people love Flair now, I'm sure we'll all be hypnotized by history into loving Kobe about a decade after he retires.) They're both old-timers who keep plugging away at a relatively high level with incredible longevity, seemingly at odds with Father Time. Both of them are famously self-centered and picky about deferring to other stars — Kobe to Andrew Bynum and Pau Gasol, most recently, and Flair to up-and-comers like Lex Luger. They both have a significant injury history — Kobe has had shoulder reconstruction, sprained ankles, back injuries, a bad knee, dislocated fingers, a torn wrist ligament, etc. Flair broke his back in a plane crash and has lost gallons of blood in the ring over the years. They both have lost a huge chunk of their fortunes to divorce settlements — Kobe's ex got $75 million and three homes; Flair's three broken marriages have bled him dry, leading to an array of questionable financial decisions. And both men, of course, abide by Flair's famous self-description: "limousine riding, jet flying, kiss-stealing, wheelin' dealin' son of a gun," with special emphasis on the "kiss-stealing." Present-day Kobe is roughly equivalent to mid-'90s Flair. And just like it often pained wrestling fans to watch Flair cling to his career for another decade — not that there weren't great moments, but still — I hope all of you basketball fans are ready for 10 more years of Kobe Bryant Still Playing Basketball. Seriously, in what situation does he formally retire? If he broke his spine tomorrow, do you think there's any chance at all he won't rehab to come back from it? He'd be trying to make it back in time for Game 1 of the Finals. The only way I can imagine Kobe retiring is if the Lakers win another ring in the next few years and then give Kobe a huge on-court retirement party basically against his will. But even if they pull that off, it will only take a season or two for him to reemerge as the starting two-guard for the Sacramento Kings. Which is, you know, exactly what happened to Flair, more or less. The Celtics Are The nWo Here's the scene: Two borderline superstars (Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen in the NBA; Kevin Nash and Scott Hall in WCW) moved to a new team and joined up with an existing icon (Paul Pierce; Hulk Hogan) to make the new team competitive, embrace their inner a-holes, and shoot for a place in the history books. With his height, creaky knees, and general dickishness, Garnett is Nash; as an underrated star with psychological issues, Allen (borderline obsessive-compulsive disorder) is Hall (drug and alcohol addiction). Both groups made it to the top, and both groups fell into a mess of outsized egotism and internal squabbling after their peak. Both squads relied on a smaller, unorthodox, younger, and more athletic performer — Rajon Rondo and X-Pac, respectively — to do the grunt work on their way to the top. When their dominance petered out, they both looked to other, less-entrenched stars to pick up the slack. (I like to think that Rasheed Wallace is the Celtics' Scott Steiner. And since he was only brought back as part of an elaborate prank on Boston fans, Jermaine O'Neal is Virgil.) Both groups put together another run when everybody thought they were done — the nWo in WWE and the Celtics this season. (I know, I know — the real hiccup here is the Pierce-Hogan parallel, though I'm sure the Celtics diehards will endorse it. But they'll like this just as much: I see Hogan as a better match for Larry Bird. They're both supreme champions of a bygone era who abandoned big markets to run the show at small-time, small-market operations (TNA Wrestling for Hogan and the Indiana Pacers for Bird). Both have famous mustaches and an unnerving history of hip and foot injuries. Each is a demigod in his sport, and like all good mythic figures, neither has much of a personality outside his in-ring/on-court character.) Tim Duncan Is The Undertaker "In this corner, hailing from Texas, standing at 6-foot-11, wearing black and staring ominously at his opponent …. " You get the point. Each of them is a stonefaced stoic, basically the last big man standing of his generation, and each is revered within the fraternity of his sport. Even if people say they're washed-up — Undertaker only wrestles once a year at this point, more or less; looking at the Spurs' box scores on some nights, you'd be excused for thinking that Duncan had retired — how many washed-up guys are the defensive anchor for a no. 1 seed, and how many washed-up guys performed in the best match of WrestleMania? They're both good for one big run every year, and they're mature enough to know that in the end, the big stage — the playoffs for Duncan and WrestleMania for 'Taker — is what really matters. (Oh, and Undertaker is basically a zombie, while the way Duncan keeps chugging along is almost supernatural. I'm not saying Duncan is actually a high-functioning zombie, but would you really be surprised to find out he was?) Steve Nash Is Bret Hart Well, I mean, obviously. Two of the biggest Canadian superstars ever (minus Justin Bieber, sketch comedians, and Barenaked Ladies) have to go together, right? And these guys are no run-of-the-mill Canadians. Both are national icons because they've conquered the United States. Nash carried the torch during the opening ceremony for the 2010 Winter Olympics, and Hart carried the proverbial torch for his country during his run in the 1990s as the leader of a militia-esque posse of Canadian-supremacist wrestlers. Each guy is known for his fundamentals and for his traditionalism — Bret as a graduate of his father Stu's famous "Dungeon" of pro wrestling training, and Nash as a pass-first point guard. They make everyone around them better, even though they both spent years surrounded by lousy supporting casts — Nash with the post-Amar'e Suns and Bret in the pre–Attitude Era WWF. And they both have sketchy, stringy, long dark hair that you couldn't describe without a lot of uncomfortable pauses or without saying, "You'll just have to see it." Dirk Nowitzki Is The Miz As much as it pains me as a Mavericks fan to acknowledge this — and as much as I've truly enjoyed the Miz at times in the past couple of years — it's true. I was watching a Mavs game in a bar in January and a guy next to me literally asked his friend who won the NBA title last year. With Dirk Nowitzki on the screen in front of him. This, sadly, seems to be Dirk's legacy — that his championship run was almost immediately forgotten (or tossed aside as an anomaly). Same thing with The Miz's WWE championship run last year. No matter how many times he reminds us that he headlined WrestleMania in 2011, it won't make it feel any more real. Both guys are endlessly entertaining, but they've been saddled with crappy roles by their respective owners this year. Dirk has suffered because the irritatingly smart Mark Cuban read the new collective bargaining agreement and determined that re-signing Dirk's championship teammates was impossible. The Miz has been overshadowed by the return of The Rock and the unplanned ascendance of CM Punk. Both Dirk and the Miz are occasionally in the doghouse with Stern/McMahon — Dirk because of Cuban's anti-establishmentarian ravings and Miz because of his own various ineptitudes. And yet with both guys, there's a feeling that, with a little help — if Miz gets put into the right program, or if Dirk gets the right supporting cast — they'll be back in the spotlight next year. Deron Williams Is Kurt Angle There's a moment, every once in a while, when NBA fans are flipping channels through their NBA Season Pass and they hit a Nets game and see Deron going off for 30 points, and they say, "Oh, god, I totally forgot about him!" That's how wrestling fans feel when they stumble upon a Thursday-night TNA wrestling show and see Angle — who was basically put out to pasture by WWE — competing in a four-star classic match in a tiny arena. They're both toiling in near-anonymity while the rest of the world goes on as if they don't exist. Both of them are old-school talents — D-Will with his wide-hipped old-man pick-and-roll game and Angle with his Olympic wrestling background — who are well-liked despite being notorious backstage power players (D-Will got Jerry Sloan fired; Angle feuded with Jeff Jarrett after Jarrett started a relationship with Angle's ex-wife, Karen). And both guys will be starting for the Dallas Mavericks next year. What's that? Oh, okay. Sorry, Kurt. Jeremy Lin Is Daniel Bryan Okay, maybe this one is too obvious because their respective moments in the spotlight nearly overlapped. Both guys are walking metaphors for the underrated everyman, underdogs no one expected to succeed who, when they were finally given a chance, became hugely, unimaginably popular. For a week or two, anyway. Both have creeds central to their personas — Lin's Christianity and Bryan's veganism. Both guys toiled in the minors before they made it to the big time — Lin in the D-League and as 12th or 13th man on the Warriors and Rockets, and Bryan on the independent wrestling circuit. Metta World Peace Is "Macho Man" Randy Savage They both have wonderfully fake names, terrible rap albums, and famous elbows. Stern and McMahon hate both of them, Stern because of Artest's role in the Malice at the Palace, and McMahon because (among other reasons) Savage was rumored to have deflowered Stephanie McMahon. As such, both will probably be blacklisted from their respective Halls of Fame. Blake Griffin Is Dolph Ziggler Both guys are immensely talented, absurdly muscled, bounce around like flubber, and will probably be the most hated guys in their respective sports within three years. Ziggler will be "hated" for being the best heel in the biz; Blake will just be hated. I'm not quite sure how Chris Paul fits in as Ziggler's partner Jack Swagger, but Vinny Del Negro as their exasperating manager Vickie Guerrero? The jokes practically write themselves. If you can't imagine Del Negro trying to get everyone's attention in a team meeting by yelling, "Excuse me! Excuse me!" only to be drowned out by boos, then I don't know what to tell you. Jason Kidd Is Shawn Michaels They're both all-time greats despite obvious limitations — Kidd's lack of a jumper and Michaels's small frame. They both had famously overbearing women in their lives with whom they engaged in abusive relationships — Michaels was managed by Sensational Sherri and Kidd had ex-wife Joumana. And no matter how many times you think they're done, both men keep hanging around. Michaels has retired twice now, and he wrestled well into his 40s. Kidd found a second life as a sharp-shooting sidekick on the 2011 championship Mavs at the age of 38. Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook Are The Rockers I know I just used Shawn Michaels, but if you can think of a better hyperdynamic tag-team relationship that will inevitably end up with one of the guys tossing the other through a plate glass window, let me know. Michael Jordan Is The Rock The Rock is the self-professed Great One; Jordan is the widely acknowledged greatest basketball player ever. The Rock makes lousy movies; Jordan makes inane commercials. The continued presence of both guys — Jordan owns the Bobcats, and The Rock has been showing up just often enough to not be forgotten — prevents the next generation of stars from coming into their own. Shaquille O'Neal Is Andre the Giant They both were simultaneously frightening and hilarious, they both started their careers as super-athletic giants and ended as almost pitiable fat men, and they both absolutely mangle the English language. Andrew Bynum Is Brock Lesnar These guys both have unsettling injury histories that lead fans to worry that their careers could end at any given moment. They both sport enormous, man-child physiques and terrible, childish attitudes. Still, each is younger than everybody thinks (Bynum is 24 and Lesnar is 34, which is fairly young for a wrestler of his renown), each has huge potential to remake the sport in his image, and each has notoriously bullied a much smaller foe: Bynum laid out J.J. Barea in last year's playoffs, and Lesnar threw a one-legged kid down a flight of stairs. Really, that happened. JaVale McGee Is The Big Show These two belong together, if for no other reason than that they're both dominant physical presences who somehow have a greater capacity for comedy than outperforming their opponents. Both are really tall guys who are incredibly athletic by any standard measure but who can't help looking wildly uncoordinated at times, and their failures have become the fodder for hilarious blooper videos. Derrick Rose Is Chris Jericho Both guys are arguably the best in the business, and they both complain a lot. Rose was the savior of a middling Chicago Bulls franchise, while Jericho has twice departed from WWE and returned as its putative messiah. Jericho has his own metal band and, um, Rose has a rap song (by Yung Berg) about him. Kevin Love Is Randy Orton Both guys are part of a family tradition — Love is a second-generation pro, and Orton is a third-generation wrestler — and both are tons better than their fathers were. Both are immensely talented but are still learning how to use their skills to make the people around them better. Both meet the criteria for being megastars, except that, you know, they're not megastars. Both have sketchy beards. Magic Johnson Is "Stone Cold" Steve Austin They were small-town guys who became just about the biggest stars ever in their sports. They redefined their respective games until they were forced to retire by HIV/neck injury, and they've both been teasing comebacks ever since. Greg Oden Is Edge They both could have been all-time greats, but both suffered injury before they could reach their potential, and I wish they were both active right now, and that's about it. Anthony Davis Is Dean Ambrose Each is the young guy about to make waves in the majors. Basketball fans all know what Davis will be able to do, but for wrestling fans, just trust me on Ambrose. Marv Albert Is Jim Ross Both are the best in the world at their jobs if only for the excitement and big-time feel they bring to the games/matches they call. They're the voices you imagine when you replay a big moment in your head. Both were kicked out of the booth — Albert for sexual-assault charges in 1997 and Ross for not being the sort of announcer McMahon wanted — only to return to incredible acclaim. (Ross was then removed again, but whatever.) Holger Geschwindner (Dirk Nowitzki's German coach) Is Every Evil Foreign Manager Ever Spike Lee Is "The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart They both wear glasses and ridiculous outfits. They're both insufferable loudmouths and irreplaceably hilarious characters that make the overall product that much better. Worldwide Wes Is Eric Bischoff This is for no other reason than that they're both backstage operators, power players with the ear of the top athletes in their sport, and they're both considered highly suspect because of their influence. They've also both had beer thrown at them. And yes, in this parallel universe, NBA deputy commissioner Adam Silver is John Laurinaitis. They're both tall, gawky, and so uncoordinated you spend the whole time you're looking at them wondering how they got their jobs. As the likely successor to Stern, it remains to be seen if Silver has the compelling anti-charisma that's made Laurinaitis such a surprise success so far. I mean, we can only hope so. It's all about entertainment, right?

Sunday, April 29, 2012

NFL Draft 2012

Well NY Giants the defending champs made out pretty decent in this year's draft. They got some good players. Their #1 selection is being looked at as questionable at 32 but everything else GRAVY. New Orleans Saints my other favorite team unfortunately did not have a 1st round pick, due to trade and a second round pick due to Bounty Gate penalty...They did not seem to draft anyone after with any relevance to be honest.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012

I don't know how I have not been writing more posts here. I mean I know other shit comes up on other sites but damn I need to come here more often.

Saturday, April 7, 2012

He's got Broken Ribs!!!!

so I never thought I would have so much random pain in the ribs area from just coughing too much. Shit was crazy, I have been suffering from Bronchitis past few weeks and now it is about over but now I have really damaged or broken ribs from all that coughing that I have been doing. I really did have alot of junk to get out of the body so yeah I have been taking antibiotics and just other stuff but now the Ribs are fractured or just really banged up. I hope I can just make it through next few days at work. Take the right amount of pain killers and aspirin and get enough rest to make it through ok.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

NFL Free agency is just starting

Saints have had these bounty gate rumors and now NEED to keep Drew Brees, they franchise tage him but he may still not stay even for 1 yr- $14 million. I think they need to keep Colston and well. Lets see. REDSKINS are 100% stupid for trading all that for RG 3, it may pay off though we will know in 2 years or 3 years I guess. I think it was still alot to give away.

Saturday, March 3, 2012

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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

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NBA

this Magic-Heat rumor sounds like complete bullshit..Why would the Heat trade Wade and Bosh even if they are getting Turk, DWIGHT HOWARD and Ryan Anderson... it sounds and looks fake..

last week 2012....

R.I.P CARTER... Gary Carter has died. So sad "THE KID" was just one of the most well known mets players from the 1980's. He did wonders during the Miracle Mets era, I loved it, I mean I was just a kid myself in the 1980's but It was so great that the team actually won the whole stuff in the 1986 World Series.

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

NBA TEAM designs

Paul Millsap should go to San Antonio Spurs.
76ers get Monta Ellis
ERIC Gordon and Andrea Bargnarni to PACERS....

danilo gallinari to TWOLVES...JOSH SMITH

Saturday, February 4, 2012

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KNICKS

I think Knicks need the number one pick in the draft again , hopefully soon.

1985 - No. 1 Ewing
1986 - No. 5 Kenny Walker
1987 - No. 5 pick (Scottie Pippen) traded to Seattle for No. 18 pick (Mark Jackson)
1988 - No. 11 pick (Will Perdue) traded to Chicago for No. 19 pick (Rod Strickland)
1989 - No. 22 pick traded to Portland.
1990 - No. 17 Jerrod Mustaf
1991 - No. 12 Greg Anthony
1992 - No. 20 Hubert Davis
1993 - No. 26 pick traded to Orlando.
1994 - No. 24 pick Monty Williams
1994 - No. 26 pick Charlie Ward (via Atlanta & Houston)
1995 - No. 24 pick traded to Dallas.
1996 - No. 18 John Wallace (via Detroit & San Antonio)
1996 - No. 19 Walter McCarty (via Atlanta & Miami)
1996 - No. 21 Dontae Jones
1997 - No. 25 John Thomas
1998 - No. 15 Frederic Weis
2000 - No. 22 pick (Donnell Harvey) traded to Dallas
2001 - No. 18 pick traded to Houston
2002 - No. 7 pick (Nene Hilario) traded to Denver for No. 25 pick (Frank Williams)
2003 - No. 9 Michael Sweetney
2004 - No. 16 pick (Kirk Synder) traded to Utah.
2005 - No. 8 Channing Frye
2005 - No. 21 Nate Robinson (via Phoenix & Chicago)
2005 - No. 30 David Lee (via Phoenix & San Antonio)
2006 - No. 2 pick (LaMarcus Aldridge) traded to Chicago.
2006 - No. 20 Renaldo Balkman (via Denver, New Jersey, & Toranto)
2006 - No. 29 Mardy Collins (via San Antonio)
2007 - No. 9 pick (Joakim Noah) traded to Chicago for No. 23 (Wilson Chandler)
2008 - No. 6 Danilo Gallinari
2009 - No. 8 Jordan Hill
2009 - Toney Douglas (via Los Angeles)
2010 - No. 9 pick (Gordon Hayward) traded to Utah.
2011 - No. 17 Iman Shumpert
2012- Not sure if they even still own the pick

Saturday, January 28, 2012

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This is the porn star I sat next to on the plane ride to Vegas. She looked 100 times hotter in person. Nah, seriously this video does her no justice.


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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

MIAMI HEAT got a big win last night.

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Ungh, some days are just so boring, you think you are gonna do one thing then really just do nothing.

Monday, January 16, 2012

Jets News

Mark Sanchez will always be news in Cleveland because the Browns traded out of that pick in the 2009 NFL draft. The Browns received the 17th and 57th picks in exchange for the 5th pick in the draft. In addition to the picks, the Browns also received quarterback Bret Ratliff, defensive lineman Kenyon Coleman.

Jets so stupid trading up to get this fool at 5th pick.
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Saturday, January 14, 2012

I ain't talkin bout DRAKE neither but he soft too.

dude, you look mad soft like some Charmin Ultra.
chicks with dicks dig that, that is.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Just a movie. No time to talk and get to know the other person. I'm no a teenager, if I want a groping session there are better places for that. :) Dinner and a movie, drinks and a movie, a movie and a stroll...Lol.
Morning chuckle:
One night, Tim was walking home when, all of a sudden, a thief jumped on him.
Tim and the thief were began to wrestle. They rolled about on the ground and Tim put up a tremendous fight. However, the thief managed to get the better of him and pinned him to the ground.
The thief then went through Tim's pockets and searched him. All the thief could find on Tim was 25 cents.
The thief was so surprised at this that he asked Tim why he had bothered to fight so hard for 25 cents.
"Was that all you wanted?" Tim replied, "I thought you were after the five hundred dollars I've got in my shoe!"

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Christmas was actually good this year

You know as you get older you don't anticipate the presents as much anymore, you know. I bought myself a $30 gift card to Chipotle and it gave a free BURRITO any style with it. so that is valued about $9.00 itself. I also bought a gift card to shake shack that I meant to give to someone but actually did not. I guess I can give it to my dad's girlfriend. Did not really have time to get her another gift. SHAKE SHACK is now in Brooklyn, or the 3 or so other locations are around. 86th one I just passed by the other day for like the first time.

Other gifts: I mean yeah I got clothes, some other giftcard and money (which is always good).

Monday, January 2, 2012



oh yeah Skrillex first of the year indeed, mix with Angelina Love and Velvet sky ass.

Sunday, January 1, 2012

more survey

1. What do you put on hotdogs?
2. Ever fallen in the shower?
3.Are you allergic to anything?
4. Do you have any TV shows on DVD?
5. Are you a vegetarian?
6. Do you like “Gigli”? Be honest.
7. When was the last time you paid for music?
8. Have you ever legitimately saved a person's life?
9. Have you ever walked out of a movie at the theatre?
10. Pick a person (you don't need to give their name). How do you feel about them? Be as honest as you can get yourself to be.
11. If you use a regular alarm clock, do you have it set to music or that obnoxious beeping?
12. Weirdest dream?
13. Licked or sucked someones toes?
14. Made someone pass out from sex?
15. . How did you change over the last 3 years?
REMEMBER THESE from myspace era:


1. Think of the last person who said I love you, do you think they meant it?
2. Would you date an 18-year-old at the age you are now?
3. When’s the last time you were aggravated and happy at the same time?
4. Would you ever smile at a stranger?
5. Is there someone mad because you’re dating/talking to the person you are?
6. Have you heard a song that reminds you of someone today?
7. What exactly are you wearing right now?
8. How often do you listen to music?
9. Do you wear jeans or sweats more?
10. Do you think your life will change dramatically before 2012?
11. Are you a social or an antisocial person?
12. Have you ever kissed someone whose name begins with the letter ‘A’?
13. What about ‘R’?
14. Can you drive a stick shift?
15. Do you care if people talk badly about you?
16. Are you going out of town soon?
17. When was the last time you cried?
18. Have you ever told someone you loved them?
19. If you could change your eye color, would you?
20. Is there a boy who you would do absolutely everything for?
21. Name something you dislike about the day you’re having.
22. Is it cute when guys kiss you on your forehead?
23. Are you dating the last person you talked to?
24. What are you sitting on right now?
25. Does anyone regularly (other than family) tell you they love you?
26. Have you ever wanted someone you couldn’t have?
27. Who was the last person you talked to before you went to bed last night?
28. Do you get a lot of colds?
29. Where is the shirt you are wearing from?
30. Does anyone hate you?
31. Do you have any empty alcohol bottles hidden somewhere in your room?
32. Do you like watching scary movies?
33. Do you want your tongue pierced?
34. If you had to delete one year of your life completely, which would it be?
35. Did you have a dream last night?
36. When was the last time you told someone you loved them?
37. Do you think you’ll be married in 5 years?
38. Do you think someone has feelings for you?
39. Do you think someone is thinking about you right now?
40. Did you have a good day yesterday?
41. Think back 2 months ago; were you in a relationship?
42. In the next 48 hours, will you hang out with a girl?
43. Has anyone told you they don’t want to ever lose you?
44. What’s the best part about school?
45. Do you have any pictures on your Facebook?
46. Do you ever pass notes to your friends in school?
47. Do you replay things that have happened in your head?
48. Were you single over the last summer?
49. Is your life anything like it was two years ago?
50. What are you supposed to be doing right now?
51. Do you hate the last guy you had a conversation with?
52. Are you nice to everyone?
53. Have you ever liked someone you didn’t expect to?
54. Do you think you can last in a relationship for 6 months and not cheat?
55. Are you good at hiding your feelings?
56. Do you think you like someone?
57. Have you kissed someone whose name starts with a ‘J’?
58. Do you prefer to be friends with girls or boys?
59. Has anyone of your friends ever seen you cry?
60. Do you hate anyone?
61. How’s your heart?
62. Is there something that happened in your past that you hate talking about?
63. Have you ever cried over a guy?
64. Who is probably talking a load of crap about you right now?
65. Are your toenails painted pink?
66. Will your next kiss be a mistake?
67. Girls love it when boyfriends cry; correct?
68. Have your pants ever fallen down in public?
69. Who was the last person you were on the phone with?
70. How do you look right now?
71. Do you have someone you can be your complete self around?
72. Can you commit to one person?
73. Do you have someone of the opposite sex you can tell everything to?
74. Have you ever felt replaced?
75. Did you wake up cranky?
76. Are you a jealous person?
77. Are relationships ever worth it?
78. Anyone you’re giving up on?
79. Currently wanting to see anyone?
80. Name something you have to do tomorrow?
81. Last person you cried in front of?
82. Is there someone you will never forget?
83. Do you think the person you have feelings for is protective of you?
84. If the person you wish to be with were with you, what would you be doing right now?
85. Are you over your past?
86. Have you ever liked one of your best friends of the opposite sex?
87. Is there anyone you can tell EVERYTHING to?
88. If your first true love knocked on your door with apology and presents, would you accept?
89. So, the last person you kissed just happens to arrive at your door at 3AM; do you let them in?
90. Have you ever liked someone who your friends hated?
91. Will you be in a relationship in 2 months?
92. Is there anyone you know with the name Michael?
93. Have you ever kissed a Minnie?
94. Were you in a relationship in January? How was it going?
95. Were you happy with the person you liked in March?
96. Don’t tell me lies, is the last person you texted attractive?
97. Who do you have texts from?
98. If the person you like says they like someone else, what would you say?
99. Have you ever kissed someone older than you?
100. Who’s in your profile picture with you?
101. Ever kissed under fireworks?
102. Has anybody ever given you butterflies?