Pretty boring now that I think about it. Nothing worth posting.
I have not changed. Those who know me... explanation goes without saying.
I mean, it looks so stereotypical in text that it feels redundant to write these things down. I'd just be feeding into the stereotypes already given to black men.
I do have a weakness for pimping things.lol Traveling and money-making make me happy.
I'd like to meet:
Kimo James' son. Maybe he'll slap me and tell me his name;
Many of my old acquaintances, as adults;
Cornell West
Russell Simmons;
but for real, I like people who dig the couch, enjoy fantastic and sometimes exotic foods/trees, and work long hours like I do.
Music:
Hip Hop enthusiast but into GOOD Music (intended anyway taken)
Game, ODB, Keak da Sneak, TI, Provide Soul, Busta Rhymes, Redman, UGK, Dogg Pound, Martinez, Kanye West, E-40,
I'm too angry to play R&B, Scar is tight though.
OK, no opportunity to play R&B, my dating drought is getting out of hand. monklike
Movies:
I like all movies. Good or bad, I love them all.
Horror films give me nightmares... but not a bitch ass nightmare about a retard cutting off your leg or anything stupid. I dream about things that truly scare me (Cobb County Police, Tuition Payments, etc.)
Television:
That 70's Show (I'm korny), Overhaulin', Fatherhood, South Park, UFC and lots of home improvement shows (I know)
Books:
All of mine have women, rappers, athletes or cars on the cover.j/k
HipHop heads check out-
Nommo Rhyme and Reason; Power of the Spoken Word:
by Rabiyah A. Karim-Kincey, M.A.
The rhetorical significance of HipHop culture, through its element of HipHop music.
Heroes:
MLK Jr., Cornell West, Barack Obama, Tavis Smiley, Russell Simmons,
All others are deceased in one way or another.
