Trying to stop intellectualizing why I am intellectually, spiritually, and morally superior to every other being in my world, intellectualizing why I am intellectually, spiritually, and morally superior to every other being in my world, trying not to have a convulsion that sends my body flying to the tiled floor while the needles are in me during acupuncture treatments, randomly interjecting in social ciphers with reminders that the New York Football Giants are champions of the world, and failingly attempting to even out my mattress by spending an equal time on both sides of it each night. Impossible!
A minority with a lot of money and a knack for spotting comedic talent, and an intelligent woman who loves old hip hop and football and doesn't "love gay guys!" Other than that I'm down to holla at everyone... or no one. Either way...
Late 80’s and early 90’s hip hop and late 60’s and early 70’s rock. That was real music for real dudes and dudettes. What’s happened to hip hop now is what happened to rock in the 80’s (except of course G N’ R rocked)... hence tight clothes and bright colors coming back in style. BIG forever. Smart people with soul know the deal.
Lords of Dogtown, Godfather 1 and 2, Weekend At Bernies, The Faculty, Midnight Run, My Cousin Vinny, Mystic River, Men At Work, The Great White Hype, Paid In Full, Juice, The Naked Gun, Friday, A Few Good Men, 40 Year old Virgin, Mean Girls, Another 48 Hours, Die Hard With Avengeance, Summer School, License to Drive, and any of Chevy's scenes in the Caddyshacks. Oh, and MY flick! "Truck Jewels and The Big Bad Ridiculous." You can peep the trailer at: http://saucecomedy.com/index.asp?sauce=media
SUPER BOWL 42. HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!..................... Letterman’s still my dude. Colbert is awesome. No sitcom will ever be able to follow Seinfeld. For some reason my brain does not gel with cartoons but I def respect South Park’s gangsta. Family Guy would be good if they tried less. Effort in comedy is a paradox. Oh, and any highlights from Super Bowl 42 make for a good time.
The Godfather, Malcolm X, anything by Osho or Eckhart Tolle, nothing by Ayn Rand (smart but too much - plus I don’t agree), Metu Neter by Ra Un Nefer Amen, Roots, Emperors and Idiots, Moneyball, Bringing Down the House, The Westies, and despite how it sounds I have to admit that The DaVinci Code was dope.
Eli Manning (it's funny when spectator-people with banal, meaningless, generic jobs attempt to judge and analyze those of us with the dynamic jobs who provide them with their daily entertainment to fill their otherwise empty lives).