[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Growing_Boy wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
meh
Gucci Man > Rick Ross’ life
Gucci Man < Me
Peanut butter inside, outside jelly right?
you are not equal to or greater than gucci[/quote]
I’m saying ballz to your Gucci man and up a Ricky Ross. The man might be fake but he still drops a dope track.
[quote]Growing_Boy wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Growing_Boy wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
meh
Gucci Man > Rick Ross’ life
Gucci Man < Me
Peanut butter inside, outside jelly right?
you are not equal to or greater than gucci
I’m saying ballz to your Gucci man and up a Ricky Ross. The man might be fake but he still drops a dope track. [/quote]
im not up to date on the 50 Cent vs Rick Ross thing but i saw an interview of 50 Cent saying he has everything on Rick Ross from graduation photos to anything he’s done recently.
but i mean Rick Ross was exposed in my eyes as soon as i saw that A) there was already some dude named Ricky Ross and that he had the same signature beard, and B) when i saw his music video rapping with Trina for the Bad Boys soundtrack
heres the interview
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
heres the interview
http://vimeo.com/4059481[/quote]
thats no good to me! I’m using this invention of mine that acts like a computer but really isn’t lol!
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Protoculture wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
waylanderxx wrote:
Gucci is good, but this is the best rap song out right now
Ain’t I?
its so funny how black people nowadays are trying so hard to dress “white”
mohawks, skateboards, bmx bikes, skinny jeans, flannel, DC…srsly?
How is it any weirder than white kids wearing “hip hop” clothing?
Personally I enjoy the “what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is yours” attitude. It helps to break stereotypes.
cause those black people who dress that way now are the same one’s who used to say shit to white people like “you aint black dont dress like that” so to them i say, you aint white, go back to wearing fubu and rocawear. i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders[/quote]
You get dumber the older you get.
By 30 you should be well put away in a home for the mentally vacant and socially inept.
No one will visit you.
No one.
grabs the popcorn
This thread gave me the deep cooties.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Protoculture wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
waylanderxx wrote:
Gucci is good, but this is the best rap song out right now
Ain’t I?
its so funny how black people nowadays are trying so hard to dress “white”
mohawks, skateboards, bmx bikes, skinny jeans, flannel, DC…srsly?
How is it any weirder than white kids wearing “hip hop” clothing?
Personally I enjoy the “what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is yours” attitude. It helps to break stereotypes.
cause those black people who dress that way now are the same one’s who used to say shit to white people like “you aint black dont dress like that” so to them i say, you aint white, go back to wearing fubu and rocawear. i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
You get dumber the older you get.
By 30 you should be well put away in a home for the mentally vacant and socially inept.
No one will visit you.
No one.[/quote]
;(
[quote]Itchy wrote:
This thread gave me the deep cooties.[/quote]
Dude just looking back at for is magnificence. We have covered just about everything but the subject. We have mass murder of deer, the current trend of Rap music, proper oral sex technique, and the list goes on the one thing we haven’t covered is Gary Coleman which I will do now.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Protoculture wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
waylanderxx wrote:
Gucci is good, but this is the best rap song out right now
Ain’t I?
its so funny how black people nowadays are trying so hard to dress “white”
mohawks, skateboards, bmx bikes, skinny jeans, flannel, DC…srsly?
How is it any weirder than white kids wearing “hip hop” clothing?
Personally I enjoy the “what’s yours is mine and what’s mine is yours” attitude. It helps to break stereotypes.
cause those black people who dress that way now are the same one’s who used to say shit to white people like “you aint black dont dress like that” so to them i say, you aint white, go back to wearing fubu and rocawear. i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
You get dumber the older you get.
By 30 you should be well put away in a home for the mentally vacant and socially inept.
No one will visit you.
No one.
;([/quote]
That’s not an answer!!! You are supposed to reply back with flames and shit. Man I wasted my money on a bag on popcorn for this. I’m outta here.
im sorry what am i supposed to say to Prof X, the guy who has 99% of his posts being derrogatory towards someone or just a downright asshole, when he calls me socially inept?
and why care if says im mentally vacant when i can post my transcripts to show otherwise.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
im sorry what am i supposed to say to Prof X, the guy who has 99% of his posts being derrogatory towards someone or just a downright asshole, when he calls me socially inept?
and why care if says im mentally vacant when i can post my transcripts to show otherwise.
[/quote]
AWW diggity damn!
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders[/quote]
File under: “Sun, Nothing New Under The”
I had Vans in '83 when I was twelve. And red Chuck’s, too. And Black ones, too. And a BMX bike. And a skateboard. And listened to punk.
Hey-- Get yer own generation!
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
File under: “Sun, Nothing New Under The”
I had Vans in '83 when I was twelve. And red Chuck’s, too. And Black ones, too. And a BMX bike. And a skateboard. And listened to punk.
Hey-- Get yer own generation!
[/quote]
x2
In the 80’s I learned to skate/surf/bmx I listened to the AU Pairs and other punk shit and Im black… so Chumpy you were late. Plus my chucks would have shit all over yours
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[quote]SteelyD wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
File under: “Sun, Nothing New Under The”
I had Vans in '83 when I was twelve. And red Chuck’s, too. And Black ones, too. And a BMX bike. And a skateboard. And listened to punk.
Hey-- Get yer own generation!
[/quote]
but BMX sucked in the 80s and i had chucks when i was 8, in fact my city (Malden) INVENTED Converse, true story.
[quote]malakuzzo wrote:
SteelyD wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
File under: “Sun, Nothing New Under The”
I had Vans in '83 when I was twelve. And red Chuck’s, too. And Black ones, too. And a BMX bike. And a skateboard. And listened to punk.
Hey-- Get yer own generation!
x2
In the 80’s I learned to skate/surf/bmx I listened to the AU Pairs and other punk shit and Im black… so Chumpy you were late. Plus my chucks would have shit all over yours[/quote]
x3
In fact I still wear Vans skate shoes… and I still skate, but only longboards now.
Getting back to the thread topic, I recently caught old Professor X sitting down for his afternoon snack.
Exactly. Man I’m going to get fucked come registration fee time for my truck. FUCKING CALIFORNIA! It jumped up 80 buckaroos. Anybody share my pain?
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
malakuzzo wrote:
SteelyD wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
i had Vans, a Rancid CD and Props BMX Mixtape in 1999 - when i was 12 Rick Thorne and Ryan Nyquist were my favorite BMX riders
File under: “Sun, Nothing New Under The”
I had Vans in '83 when I was twelve. And red Chuck’s, too. And Black ones, too. And a BMX bike. And a skateboard. And listened to punk.
Hey-- Get yer own generation!
x2
In the 80’s I learned to skate/surf/bmx I listened to the AU Pairs and other punk shit and Im black… so Chumpy you were late. Plus my chucks would have shit all over yours
x3
In fact I still wear Vans skate shoes… and I still skate, but only longboards now.
[/quote]
I’m goin’ hybrid these days. I wear Converse All-Stars, but, their suede skate sneakers (flat sole, great to lift in). (… and chucks)
