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Song is sooo dope… Video is sooo dope……. Sooooo Me is sooooo dope….. Kid Cudi is sooooo dope…. Kid Cudi got tasered at the NBA all star game for wearing Jordans….. Google it…..

You know….I like Jordans….and I like Air Forces….but do I like them together?????? I like chicken…. and I like pizza…but do I like chicken on pizza!?!?!?! I might like these though….Dilemma….

So apparently some people like to debate who the best Wu-Tang member is. This debate apparently can go on for days, months even years….

Best song from the Wu…. Inspectah Deck and Ghostface have the sickest rhymes on this track IMO…. whackest? U-God no doubt…. Why can’t they make things like they used to. Classic.

[RZA] Wu-Tang Clan comin at ya, protect ya neck kid, so set it off
de Inspector Deck
[Meth] watch ya step kid (8X)

[Inspector Deck]
I smoke on the mic like smokin Joe Frazier
The hell raiser, raisin hell with the flavor
Terrorize the jam like troops in Pakistan
Swingin through your town like your neighborhood Spiderman
So uhh, tic toc and keep tickin
While I get ya flippin off the shit I’m kickin
The Lone Ranger, code red, danger!
Deep in the dark with the art to rip charts apart
The vandal, too hot to handle
Ya battle, you’re sayin Goodbye like Tevin Campbell
Roughneck, Inspector Deck’s on the set
The rebel, I make more noise than heavy metal

[Raekwon]
The way I make the crowd go wild, sit back relax won’t smile
Rae got it goin on pal, call me the rap assassinator
Rhymes rugged and built like Schwarzenegger
And I’ma get mad deep like a threat, blow up your project
Then take all your assets
Cause I came to shake the frame in half
With the thoughts that bomb, shit like math!
So if ya wanna try to flip go flip on the next man
Cause I grab the clip and
Hit ya with sixteen shots and more I got
Goin to war with the meltin pot hot

[Method]
It’s the Method Man for short Mr. Meth
Movin on your left, aah!
And set it off, get it off, let it off like a gat
I wanna break full, cock me back
Small change, they puttin shame in the game
I take aim and blow that nigga out the frame
And like Fame!!, my style’ll live forever
Niggaz crossin over, but they don’t know no better
But I do, true, can I get a “sue”
Nuff respect due to the one-six-ooh
I mean ohh, yo check out the flow
like the Hudson or PCP when I’m dustin
Niggaz off because I’m hot like sauce
The smoke from the lyrical blunt makes me *cough*

[U-God]
Ooh, what, grab my nut get screwed
Oww, here comes my Shaolin style
Sloop-B and my b-boy’s U
to my crew with the “suuue”

[*interlude*]
watch ya step kid [8X]
[Ol Dirty Bastard] c’mon baby baby c’mon [4X]
[RZA] Yo, ya best protect ya neck

[Ol Dirty Bastard]
First things first man you’re fuckin with the worst
I’ll be stickin pins in your head like a fuckin nurse
I’ll attack any nigga who’s slack in his mack
Come fully packed with a fat rugged stack
Shame on you when you stepped through to
The Ol Dirty Bastard straight from the Brooklyn Zoo
And I’ll be damned if I let any man
Come to my center, you enter, the winter
Straight up and down that shit packed jam
You can’t slam, don’t let me get fool on him man
The Ol Dirty Bastard is dirty and stinkin
Ason, Unique rollin with the night of the creeps
Niggaz be rollin with a stash
ain’t sayin cash, bite my style I’ll bite your motherfuckin ass!

[Ghostface Killah]
For cryin out loud my style is wild so book me
Not long is how long that this rhyme took me
Ejectin, styles from my lethal weapon
My pen that rocks from here to Oregon
Here’s Mordigan, catch it like a psycho flashback
I love gats, if rap was a gun, you wouldn’t bust back
I come with shit that’s all types of shapes and sounds
And where I lounge is my stompin grounds
I give a order to my peeps across the water
To go and snatch up props all around the border
And get far like a shootin star
Cause who I are, is dim in the light of Pablo Escobar
Point blank as I kick the square biz
There it is you’re fuckin with pros and there it goes

[RZA]
Yo chill with the feedback black we don’t need that
It’s ten o’clock hoe, where the fuck’s your seed at
Feelin mad hostile, ran the apostle
Flowin like Christ when I speaks the gospel
Stroll with the holy roll then attack the globe with the buckus style
the ruckus, ten times ten men committin mad sin
Turn the other cheek and I’ll break your fuckin chin
Slayin boom-bangs like African drums (we’ll be)
Comin around the mountain when I come
Crazy flamboyant for the rap enjoyment
My clan increase like black unemployment
Yeah, another one dare, G-Gka-Genius
Take us the fuck outta here

[Genius]
The Wu is too slammin for these Cold Killin labels
Some ain’t had hits since I seen Aunt Mabel
Be doin artists in like Cain did Abel
Now they money’s gettin stuck to the gum under the table
That’s what ya get when ya misuse what I invent
Your empire falls and ya lose every cent
For tryin to blow up a scrub
Now that thought was just as bright as a 20-watt light bulb
Should of pumped it when I rocked it
Niggaz so stingy they got short arms and deep pockets
This goes on in some companies
With majors they’re scared to death to pump these
First of all, who’s your A&R
A mountain climber who plays an electric guitar
But he don’t know the meaning of dope
When he’s lookin for a suit and tie rap
that’s cleaner than a bar of soap
And I’m the dirtiest thing in sight
Matter of fact bring out the girls and let’s have a mud fight

Marinated with Soy Sauce, Sesame Oil, Pepper, Sugar, Pepper, and Honey. Baked in the oven for 40 mins at 375 degrees. I made it myself and it was gooooooood.

Starbucks has entered onto the battle for cupcake supremacy. They had 3 flavors: Red Velvet, Chocolate, and Vanilla Bean. Cupcakes were $1.99 each. I got the vanilla bean. It was ok. Very sweet frosting. I didn’t really like the sprinkles they punt into the frosting. The cake was also a little tooaoft and fluffy IMO. It needed more density to it. I think I will go for the red velvet next time.

I pre-ordered Street Fighter IV back in mid-January. Game is supposed to release on 2/15. Today I receive this email. WHAT!???????? Isn’t the whole point of preordering to make sure you get it right when it comes out!?!?!? Another setback in my life….

We’re sorry to inform you, the item(s) listed below is temporarily
out of stock and unavailable to ship. This item will ship as soon as it
is available. We will email you with an estimated delivery date when
there is more information. We apologize for the inconvenience and
remind you that your credit card will not be charged until your
order has shipped.

2/17/09 Order #: XXXXX

Item # Description Price
PS3034013 PS 3: STREET FIGHTER IV 68.99

SOURCE: YAHOO!

Rite Aid. (Ticker symbol: RAD; about 100,000 employees; 1-year stock-price decline: 92%). This drugstore chain tried to boost its performance by acquiring competitors Brooks and Eckerd in 2007. But there have been some nasty side effects, like a huge debt load that makes it the most leveraged drugstore chain in the U.S., according to Zacks Equity Research. That big retail investment came just as megadiscounter Wal-Mart was starting to sell prescription drugs, and consumers were starting to cut bank on spending. Management has twice lowered its outlook for 2009. Prognosis: Mounting losses, with no turnaround in sight. YES THEY SHOULD DIE. I DONT KNOW WHY BUT THEY JUST SHOULD. I’VE ONLY BEEN TO THE ONE. USED TO BE THRIFTY’S. ITS A RUN DOWN CRAPPY STORE. JUST DIE.

Claire’s Stores. (Privately owned; about 18,000 employees.) Leon Black’s once-renowned private-equity firm, the Apollo Group, paid $3.1 billion for this trendy teen-focused accessory store in 2007, when buyout funds were bulging. But cash flow has been negative for much of the past year and analysts believe Claire’s is close to defaulting on its debt. A horrible retail outlook for 2009 offers no relief, suggesting Claire’s could follow Linens ‘n Things – another Apollo purchase – and declare Chapter 11, possibly shuttering all of its 3,000-plus stores. NEVER HEARD OF IT. BUT BASED ONT HE DESCRIPTION… “TEEN FOCUSED ACCESSORY” STORE.. IT SHOULD DIE

Chrysler. (Privately owned; about 55,000 employees). It’s never a good sign when management insists the company is not going out of business, which is what CEO Bob Nardelli has been doing lately. Of the three Detroit automakers, Chrysler is the most endangered, with a product portfolio that’s overreliant on gas-guzzling trucks and SUVs and almost totally devoid of compelling small cars. A recent deal with Fiat seems dubious, since the Italian automaker doesn’t have to pony up any money, and Chrysler desperately needs cash. The company is quickly burning through $4 billion in government bailout money, and with car sales down 40 percent from recent peaks, Chrysler may be the weakling that can’t cut it in tough times. YES THEY SHOULD DIE. GET THOSE HIDEOUS PT PROWLERS AND THEIR FAKE BENTLEYS OFF THE ROAD. DIE.

Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group. (DTG; about 7,000 employees; stock down 95%). This car-rental company is a small player compared to Enterprise, Hertz, and Avis Budget. It’s also more reliant on leisure travelers, and therefore more susceptible to a downturn as consumers cut spending. Dollar Thrifty is also closely tied to Chrysler, which supplies 80 percent of its fleet. Moody’s predicts that if Chrysler declares Chapter 11, Dollar Thrifty would suffer deeply as well. YES THEY SHOULD DIE. I DON’T KNOW WHY. MAYBE BECAUSE THEY RENT CHRYSLERS. JUST DIE….

Realogy Corp. (Privately owned; about 13,000 employees). It’s the biggest real-estate brokerage firm in the country, but that’s a bad thing when there are double-digit declines in both sales and prices, as there were in 2009. Realogy, which includes the Coldwell Banker, ERA, and Sotheby’s franchises, also carries a high debt load, dating to its purchase by the Apollo Group in 2007 – the very moment when the housing market was starting to invert from a soaring ride into a sickening nosedive. Realogy has been trying to refinance much of its debt, prompting lawsuits. One deal was denied by a judge in December, reducing the firm’s already tight wiggle room. YES THEY SHOULD DIE. ANYONE WHO PROFITS OFF REAL ESTATE SPECULATING SHOULD DIE. THE CAUSE OF THIS WHOLE HOUSING CRISIS. AMERICANS TRYING TO MAKE A QUICK BUCK WITHOUT DOING DOING ANYTHING TO CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIETY.

Station Casinos. (Privately owned, about 14,000 employees). Las Vegas has already been creamed by a biblical real-estate bust, and now it may face the loss of its home-grown gambling joints, too. Station – which runs 15 casinos off the strip that cater to locals – recently failed to make a key interest payment, which is often one of the last steps before a Chapter 11 filing. For once, the house seems likely to lose. ALL CASINOS SHOULD DIE. LAS VEGAS REPRESENTS EVERYTHING WRONG WITH AMERICA. GREED AND EXCESS. THEY SHOULD DIE.

Loehmann’s Capital Corp. (Privately owned; about 1,500 employees). This clothing chain has the right formula for lean times, offering women’s clothing at discount prices. But the consumer pullback is hitting just about every retailer, and Loehmann’s has a lot less cash to ride out a drought than competitors like Nordstrom Rack and TJ Maxx. If Loehmann’s doesn’t get additional financing in 2009 – a dicey proposition, given skyrocketing unemployment and plunging spending – the chain could run out of cash. THEY SHOULD DIE. I’VE BEEN TO THIS STORE WITH MY MOM. ALL JUNK. CLOTHES HERE ARE SOOO UGLY. WHY KEEP AROUND A STORE THAT SELLS JUNK? TOO BAD ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH IS NOT ON THIS LIST. THEY SHOULD DIE.

Sbarro. (Privately owned; about 5,500 employees). It’s not the pizza that’s the problem. Many of this chain’s 1,100 storefronts are in malls, which is a double whammy: Traffic is down, since consumers have put away their wallets. Sbarro can’t really boost revenue by adding a breakfast or late-night menu, like other chains have done. And competitors like Domino’s and Pizza Hut have less debt and stronger cash flow, which could intensify pressure on Sbarro as key debt payments come due in 2009.“THE PIZZA IS NOT THE PROBLEM!?” THE PIZZA IS THE PROBLEM…CRAPPY PIZZA… CRAPPY CRAPPY CRAP CRAP….IF I WENT TO THE MALL I WOULD NEVER EAT HERE….THEY SHOULD DIE.

Six Flags. (SIX; about 30,000 employees; stock down 84%). This theme-park operator has been losing money for several years, and selling off properties to try to pay down debt and get back into the black. But the ride may end prematurely. Moody’s expects cash flow to be negative in 2009, and if consumers aren’t spending during the peak summer season, that could imperil the company’s ability to pay debts coming due later this year and in 2010. THEY SHOULD DIE. THEME PARKS ARE LAME. WHO GOES TO THEME PARKS!? WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE GO TO THEME PARKS? I DON’T EVEN KNOW WHAT THEY ARE THINKING HERE. THIS SOUNDS LIKE A BIG LOSER. PLEASE…JUST DIE.

Blockbuster. (BBI; about 60,000 employees; stock down 57%). The video-rental chain has burned cash while trying to figure out how to maximize fees without alienating customers. Its operating income has started to improve just as consumers are cutting back, even on movies. Video stores in general are under pressure as they compete with cable and Internet operators offering the same titles. A key test of Blockbuster’s viability will come when two credit lines expire in August. One possible outcome, according to Valueline, is that investors take the company private and then go public again when market conditions are better. HAHAHAHHAHAHAHA. IM NOT EVEN GOING TO COMMENT ON THIS ONE.WHY AREN’T THEY ALREADY DEAD?

Krispy Kreme. (KKD; about 4,000 employees; stock down 50%). The donuts might be good, but Krispy Kreme overestimated Americans’ appetite – and that’s saying something. This chain overexpanded during the donut heyday of the 1990s – taking on a lot of debt – and now requires high volumes to meet expenses and interest payments. The company has cut costs and closed underperforming stores, but still hasn’t earned an operating profit in three years. And now that consumers are cutting back on everything, such improvements may fail to offset top-line declines, leading Krispy Kreme to seek some kind of relief from lenders over the next year. NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! I LOVE KRISPY KREME DONUTS!!!!!! AGHHHHHHH! WHERE’S THAT BAILOUT MONEY!? REALLOCATE THAT TARP ASAP!!!!!!

Landry’s Restaurants. (LNY; about 17,000 employees; stock down 66%). This restaurant chain, which operates Chart House, Rainforest Café, and other eateries, needs $400 million in new financing to finalize a buyout deal dating to last June. If lenders come through, the company should have enough cash to ride out the recession. But at least two banks have already balked, leading to downgrades of the company’s debt and the prospect of a cash-flow crunch. THREE WORDS…..RAIN FOREST CAFE. JUST DIE.

Sirius Satellite Radio. (SIRI – parent company; about 1,000 employees; stock down 96%). The music rocks, but satellite radio has yet to be profitable, and huge contracts for performers like Howard Stern are looking unsustainable. Sirius is one of two satellite-radio services owned by parent company Sirius XM, which was formed when Sirius and XM merged last year. So far, the merger hasn’t generated the savings needed to make the company profitable, and Moody’s thinks there’s a “high likelihood” that Sirius will fail to repay or refinance its debt in 2009. One outcome could be a takeover, at distressed prices, by other firms active in the satellite business. FIRST OF ALL WHO LISTENS TO THE RADIO!? SECONDLY WHO PAYS TO LISTEN TO THE RADIO!? PLEASE JUST DIE. NO ONE WANTS TO LISTEN TO CRAPPY BEYONCE OR RIHANNA CRAP ON THE RADIO.

Trump Entertainment Resorts Holdings. (TRMP; about 9,500 employees; stock down 94%). The casino company made famous by The Donald has received several extensions on interest payments, while it tries to sell at least one of its Atlantic City properties and pay down a stack of debt. But with casino buyers scarce, competition circling, and gamblers nursing their losses from the recession, Trump Entertainment may face long odds of skirting bankruptcy. AHHHH ATLANTIC CITY….THE LAS VEGAS FOR OLD PEOPLE. I HATE LAS VEGAS. I WOULD PROBABLY HATE ATLANTIC CITY EVEN MORE.

BearingPoint. (BGPT; about 16,000 employees; stock down 21%). This Virginia-based consulting firm, spun out of KPMG in 2001, is struggling to solve its own operating problems. The firm has consistently lost money, revenue has been falling, and management stopped issuing earnings guidance in 2008. Stable government contracts generate about 30 percent of the firm’s business, but the firm may sell other divisions to help pay off debt. With a key interest payment due in April, management needs to hustle – or devise its own exit strategy. IF A CONSULTING FIRM CANNOT SOLVE ITS OWN PROBLEMS WHY WOULD ANYONE HIRE THEM? IM NOT GOING TO HIRE A CONSULTING FIRM THAT IS GOING UNDER. JUST LIKE IM NOT GOING TO GET A HAIRCUT FROM SOMEONE WITH WHACK HAIR.

Designed by myself. Instead of leather went with the Nubuck. Once again snakeskin with the icy sole. Sick.