Tuesday, March 31, 2009

WTF PIC OF THE DAY

Get'm Wayne

Monday, March 30, 2009

Poetry Flow- Appreciation Depletion


She always put me second
like my verse on this track
So now I rock a NorthFace (bookbag)
cause she never had my back
I turned off the love
b4 my hearts not intact
And she turns off her phone
b4 I call back
Cuz she already knows,
what we have is turning black
She think she all that,
but she can't face the facts
And her emotions are slipping,
and flowing off the tracks
the idea of not being loved,
is something she can't lack

[The lil story I was- she don't appreciate him,so he realizes it nd aint tryna break his heart over her,so he tries 2 call it off like break up,but its kinda like she knows its comin but doesn't want it 2 happen]

Sunday, March 29, 2009

Lil Wayne & Company

Ima Keep Adding To The List. So Stop by again

Lil Wayne- Im Not Human

Lil Wayne & T-Pain- T-Wayne

Lil Wayne & Juelz Santana- No More

Justin Timberlake & Lil Wayne- I heard Something

Lil Wayne- Its Been a Week


Lil Wayne ft. Young Money - If U Lookin For Me

Lil Wayne - Maybach Music Part 2

Lil Wayne - How Can Something

Lil Wayne - Cut Like A Blender

Lil Wayne ft Juelz Santana- Rock Hard

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Hellooo




KERI HILSON- im defently cop'n her album

Something You should know b4 u take a break or go n Vacation

20 Most Dangerous States for 2009

1. Nevada (Voted most dangerous 6 years in a row, #1 in Robbery & Car Theft)
2. Louisiana (Highest Murder Rate, 2nd in Assault and 3rd in Burglary)
3. South Carolina (#1 in Assault)
4. New Mexico (#2 In Rape, # 4 In Murder)
5. Florida (#3 in Robbery)
6. Tennessee
7. Alaska (#1 In Rape, 4th In Assault)
8. Arizona
9. Maryland (#2 In Murder & Robbery)
10. Michigan
11. Arkansas
12. Georgia
13. Alabama (#3 in Murder)
14. California
15. Texas
16. Oklahoma
17. Delaware
18. North Carolina (#1 Burglary)
19. Missouri
20. Illinois


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IM FROM THE NY ..I GUESS IM GOOD LOL

Monday, March 23, 2009

This is why now a days ballers need 2 be entrepreneurs

Sports Illustrated Shows How Athletes Go Broke

By the time they have been retired for two years, 78% of former NFL players have gone bankrupt or are under financial stress because of joblessness or divorce.

Within five years of retirement, an estimated 60% of former NBA players are broke.

Former NBA forward Shawn Kemp (who has at least seven children by six women) and, more recently, Travis Henry (nine by nine) have seen their fortunes sapped by monthly child-support payments in the tens of thousands of dollars. Last month Henry, who reportedly earned almost $11 million over seven years in the NFL, tried and failed to temporarily reduce one of his nine child-support payments by arguing that he could no longer afford the $3,000 every month. Two weeks later he was jailed for falling $16,600 behind in payments for his child in Frostproof, Fla.

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These guys are making millions upon millions and end up losing a lot of it with stupid investments, excessive spending and divorces.

In 1994, when NBA center Dikembe Mutombo was engaged to Michelle Roberts, a med student, Roberts refused to sign a premarital contract the day before the wedding. Five hundred guests—including a large party from Mutombo’s native Democratic Republic of Congo—had begun flying in to Washington. “[Roberts] never signed,” Falk says, “and Mutombo never married the girl.” Calling off the nuptials reportedly cost him $250,000.


I BET PEOPLE LIKE LEBRON,KOBE,WADE,JORDAN WONT HAVE THESE PROBLEMS LOL

Hello Hey how r u doin


Keyshia Cole