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Man Comforts His Dying Dog Poisoned By Ex Girlfriend
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Lenka Hruskova's Titties -- HOT or HOT MESS
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iTunes and Spotify Announce They Will Be Removing All Insane Clown Posse Music From Their Library
Today it was announced that both iTunes and Spotify will be pulling all Insane Clown Posse songs from their digital media libraries. Fans of the Insane Clown Posse can expect to see all traces of the hip hop duo removed from iTunes and Spotify by mid-January 2015. The details behind the decision were relatively unclear; however a spokesperson from each entity has confirmed that they have been receiving large amounts of pressure from advertisers and sponsors to remove Insane Clown Posse music from their library.
iTunes spokesperson Gerald Hutchinson told reporters, “The decision to remove them (Insane Clown Posse) from our digital library was not an easy one, however at the end of the day we are a business and have to make decisions that are conducive to our earnings and growth.” According to Hutchinson, iTunes has received an abundance of threats to terminate or decline renewal of advertising contracts from several advertisers and sponsors.
Hutchinson declined to comment as to which sponsors and advertisers were threatening to terminate their affiliation with iTunes, however he did make the following statement, “The requests to eliminate Insane Clown Posse’s music from our library have been growing in size each month, it was clear that the issue was not going to disappear.” According to Hutchinson iTunes began to receive threats from the unnamed advertisers and sponsors in July 2014 after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit requiring the FBI to discontinue the classification of Insane Clown Posse’s fan base as a gang.
It is clear to experts and speculators alike that advertisers were not comfortable with having affiliation with a company that provides its customers with music that speaks to gang members and criminal activity. Devin Larson, a social commentator for the Toolson Herald told fans of the publication, “It’s certainly an interesting scenario, on one hand Insane Clown Posse and their fans are protected by the freedom of speech, on the other hand iTunes and Spotify are entitled to make decisions that best serve their business and profits, advertisers and sponsors are a huge part of those profits.”
Spotify spokesperson Kimberly Terrence told reporters, “As a company that does not charge our customers to access music, advertisers are crucial to our business model. As much as it pains us to upset any demographic of our current customers, we simply could not survive without the support of our advertisers and sponsors. “
Though Insane Clown Posse founders Violent J (Joseph Bruce ) and Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Utsler) have not yet publically addressed the decision made by iTunes and Spotify, their seemingly loyal fans, referred to as Juggalos, have been very outspoken regarding their dissatisfaction with the decision. One Insane Clown Posse fan who refers to himself has Loco Chain made the following statement via twitter, “No more iTunes or Spotify, only Pandora 4 me…Why are they not removing GANGSTER rap like Easy E?”
- See more at: http://nationalreport.net/itunes-spotify-announce-will-remove-icp-music/#sthash.Tj2k3Tpj.dpuf
nationalreport.net/itunes-spotify-announce-will-remove-icp-music/
iTunes spokesperson Gerald Hutchinson told reporters, “The decision to remove them (Insane Clown Posse) from our digital library was not an easy one, however at the end of the day we are a business and have to make decisions that are conducive to our earnings and growth.” According to Hutchinson, iTunes has received an abundance of threats to terminate or decline renewal of advertising contracts from several advertisers and sponsors.
Hutchinson declined to comment as to which sponsors and advertisers were threatening to terminate their affiliation with iTunes, however he did make the following statement, “The requests to eliminate Insane Clown Posse’s music from our library have been growing in size each month, it was clear that the issue was not going to disappear.” According to Hutchinson iTunes began to receive threats from the unnamed advertisers and sponsors in July 2014 after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit requiring the FBI to discontinue the classification of Insane Clown Posse’s fan base as a gang.
It is clear to experts and speculators alike that advertisers were not comfortable with having affiliation with a company that provides its customers with music that speaks to gang members and criminal activity. Devin Larson, a social commentator for the Toolson Herald told fans of the publication, “It’s certainly an interesting scenario, on one hand Insane Clown Posse and their fans are protected by the freedom of speech, on the other hand iTunes and Spotify are entitled to make decisions that best serve their business and profits, advertisers and sponsors are a huge part of those profits.”
Spotify spokesperson Kimberly Terrence told reporters, “As a company that does not charge our customers to access music, advertisers are crucial to our business model. As much as it pains us to upset any demographic of our current customers, we simply could not survive without the support of our advertisers and sponsors. “
Though Insane Clown Posse founders Violent J (Joseph Bruce ) and Shaggy 2 Dope (Joseph Utsler) have not yet publically addressed the decision made by iTunes and Spotify, their seemingly loyal fans, referred to as Juggalos, have been very outspoken regarding their dissatisfaction with the decision. One Insane Clown Posse fan who refers to himself has Loco Chain made the following statement via twitter, “No more iTunes or Spotify, only Pandora 4 me…Why are they not removing GANGSTER rap like Easy E?”
- See more at: http://nationalreport.net/itunes-spotify-announce-will-remove-icp-music/#sthash.Tj2k3Tpj.dpuf
nationalreport.net/itunes-spotify-announce-will-remove-icp-music/
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IC Candy: Pico reloaded
Yeeaaup its that time we appreciate one of our Own again... @Pico aka Roscoe
inb4 "u gassing up these IC hoes"... in 2012 the last thread got 31K views and now resides in the Forum of Fame
http://community.allhiphop.com/discussion/475307/ic-candy-pico-appreciation-thread/p1
#NumbersNeverLie ...im gassing up the Ill Community
so if u dont like it, bruh...
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Baby Roscoe w/ Afro
she grew into the Stallion we see today.....
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Ladies night
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lightskin She-Devil lol
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the dick beater / the stilts / dat ass
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serving her country
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Cali beach bum
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inb4 "u gassing up these IC hoes"... in 2012 the last thread got 31K views and now resides in the Forum of Fame
http://community.allhiphop.com/discussion/475307/ic-candy-pico-appreciation-thread/p1
#NumbersNeverLie ...im gassing up the Ill Community
so if u dont like it, bruh...
Baby Roscoe w/ Afro
she grew into the Stallion we see today.....
Ladies night
lightskin She-Devil lol
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the dick beater / the stilts / dat ass
serving her country
...............dat GAP tho ^^^^^
Cali beach bum
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Father Teaches Young Daughter How Men Should Treat Her
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"Power" - 50 Cent executive produced new TV Show
At first I was really hesitant to watch it thinking it was going to be cringe worthy or cheesy but I must say that was a really good episode and it's pretty dope. It was really well done. Way different than what I was expecting, nothing is overdone and the characters are very interesting. It's explicit but not overboard. Kind of like a mix between Boardwalk Empire and The Wire but set in present day New York. Check it out yall.
http://www.thisis50.com/profiles/blogs/watch-the-first-episode-of-50-cent-s-new-show-power-full-episode
^^^ If vid doesn't load up just go here
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Fun times with Suge Knight
Knight's gang feuds
Marion `Suge' Knight glorified gang violence and hired gang members as he built Death Row Records into the world's leading rap label. Along the way, he became entangled in bloody gang feuds.
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Jake Robles killed by Wolf
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Summer 1996
Knight fires one of his bodyguards after police inform him that the man, a Compton gang member, had orchestrated several killings. The man vows revenge against Knight.
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June 1, 1997 Aaron `Heron' Palmer, 30, a member of Knight's inner circle, is shot dead while stopped at a red light in Compton.
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Tupac Killed in Vegas
April 4, 2000
William `Chin' Walker, 37, is killed and Wardell `Poochie' Fouse, 40, a Knight associate, is seriously injured when assailants shoot into their Chevrolet van on a dead-end street in Compton.
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April 27, 2000
Vence `V' Buchanan, 35, an alleged drug dealer and member of the Bloods gang, is found dead near a Compton graveyard. Buchanan's friends, including the fired Death Row bodyguard, blame Knight for ordering the killing. Knight denies any involvement.
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March 25, 2001
David `Brim Dave' Dudley, 29, is fatally shot in front of a house owned by a close friend of Knight's. Dudley was rumored to have participated in the killing of Buchanan.
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April 3, 2002
Alton `Buntry' McDonald, 37, Knight's best friend and chief bodyguard, is shot dead at a gas station in Compton. The slaying sets off tit-for-tat shootings among rival factions of the Bloods.
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June 7, 2002
Eric `Scar' Daniel, 29, a Compton gang member, is shot and killed. Police say it was in retaliation for the slaying of McDonald.
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Oct. 16, 2002
Henry `Hen Dog' Smith, 33, a longtime friend of Knight's who designed the Death Row logo, is shot dead near a fried-chicken stand in South-Central L.A. The connection to the earlier slayings is unclear.
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Oct. 22, 2002
Police say they intervened to prevent a Death Row employee from shooting a member of the Denver Lane faction of the Bloods.
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May 27
Armed assailants open fire on the deserted headquarters of Death Row Records in Beverly Hills at 2:30 a.m., tearing holes in the facade and shattering windows.
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July 24
Fouse, the Knight associate who survived a previous ambush, is shot and killed while riding a motorcycle in Compton.
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Yo this ratchet mess got me dying again lmao
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Philly's murder rate at historic low
Phila.'s murder rate at historic low: A look at why
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20150103_Phila__s_murder_rate_drops__A_look_at_why.html#ojODeVzHM9CQDjzk.99
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Police at the scene of a fatal shooting in Nicetown last month. JOSEPH KACZMAREK
When Philadelphia's murder total fell to a historic low in 2013, officials believed it was no fluke.
Now, with 2014 at the same rate - and other violence also down - experts say the city is indeed getting safer.
With 248 slain, the toll is one above last year's - and a 25 percent drop from 2012. But statistics show police in 2014 solved fewer killings than in 2013.
Overall, violent crime fell 7 percent.
MORE COVERAGE
How Camden families deal with loss of homicides
The number of people who were shot but survived fell to 1,047 this year from 1,128 in 2013, down 7 percent.
The drop in gun violence carried over to every major violent crime category other than homicide. Armed robberies fell 2 percent and aggravated assaults with a gun, 7 percent. Robberies and assaults without guns also fell.
Nationally, homicides and violent crimes have steadily gone down over the last decade, according to the most recent FBI figures.
Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey attributed the citywide drop in crime to a sustained strategy focused on data-driven policing that targets known offenders, community outreach, and accountability - from officers working foot patrols to commanders responsible for developing crime-fighting strategies.
"We keep doing what works and we keep making adjustments," Ramsey said.
"Things are obviously significantly better now than they were 10 years ago," said Jerry Ratcliffe, chairman of Temple University's department of criminal justice.
The 247 killed in 2013 marked the lowest city murder tally since 1967, less than half the 500 logged in 1990 at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic.
"We're nowhere near the numbers this city has seen for decades, when 400 was the number before anybody began to really panic," Ramsey said.
"I don't believe we're as low as we can go," he said, saying he thought Philadelphia could get to fewer than 200 a year.
The rate at which killings were solved dropped nearly 12 percentage points, however, from 70 percent in 2013 to 58.5 percent.
On Jan. 1, 2014, the department instituted new interrogation policies requiring police to remind witnesses they may leave at any time, prompting some investigators to complain that it would make it more difficult to solve violent crimes.
Ramsey said that he did not believe the directive was responsible for the lower solution rate and that the unit's clearance rate was still above the average for other major cities.
"Sometimes you just don't have a good year," he said.
Philadelphia's decline in murders reflects a trend in many of the nation's cities, including New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
"I think police around the country, particularly in the larger cities, have become increasing savvy, increasingly sophisticated, in the way they do their patrols," said Alfred Blumstein, a professor at Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University and an expert on criminal justice.
Police here credit data-driven policing and targeted strategies such as "Focused Deterrence," identifying key gang members in South Philadelphia.
"I think it's a good program," said Ed McCann, First Assistant District Attorney. "There's no one strategy that works throughout the city."
About half the city's police districts saw fewer murders and shootings in 2014.
The Nicetown section of Northwest Philadelphia saw the biggest increase, from 11 to 25. Nicetown had 27 killings in 2012, so the jump was a return to previous levels.
McCann credits police as working more closely with prosecutors than ever before and increasing cooperation with schools.
"Very exciting things are going on," said Robert Brown, executive director of PAAN, a Philadelphia antidrug and anti-youth-violence group in North Philadelphia.
Police are having success identifying juveniles, first-time offenders of low-level crimes, and steering them to community groups such as PAAN rather than prison, Brown said.
"Keep them alive until 25, and keep them from killing people" is the grim slogan used by Brown and his staff.
The facts support it.
The vast majority of victims were African American males, and one-third of the victims were between 18 and 34. Most of the killings stemmed from arguments, robberies, or drugs.
But it's not just the killings that destroy a neighborhood.
Criminologists say shootings are a better measure of a city's safety, because they occur in greater numbers. Police also work hard to keep illegal guns off the streets.
Some shootings could have been fatal, but for reasons largely outside the control of police - if the timing or location had been different, or if the shooter was a better marksman.
"The difference between an aggravated assault and a homicide is how quickly you can get the person to the hospital," Ratcliffe says.
McCann said he had seen a cultural shift in court and on the streets when it comes to guns. Gone are the days of low bail and quick release on a gun charge.
"The streets know, if you get caught with a gun you're going to jail," he said.
The year began badly, with 26 killings in January.
One of the victims was Amber Long, 26, shot to death in front of her mother in a Northern Liberties purse-snatching.
By April, relative peace had returned. The nine people killed were the fewest in one month since 1990, the earliest reliable monthly totals available.
But the summer also saw several ghastly killings.
In July, the body of Laura Araujo, a 23-year-old art student, was found in a duffel bag in an abandoned lot in West Philadelphia. She had been strangled. In August, Keisha Williams, 34, died along with her three children when a carjacker crashed her SUV at high speed in North Philadelphia.
Still, Brown, the community leader, said Philadelphia's lower murder totals each of the last two years was a positive sign for the future.
"I believe the Police Department is beginning to get it right. I really do," Brown said.
"And I'm going to become even more optimistic when I begin seeing greater involvement within the communities, families helping families.
"But I am optimistic."
Ramsey said that a long-term solution to crime in Philadelphia goes beyond policing strategies - including decreasing poverty, improving gun laws, and strengthening schools.
"I'm seeing progress, but not nearly enough to have the long-term impact that Philadelphia is capable of having," he said. "It takes time. It didn't get broken overnight, and it's not going to get fixed overnight. So you have to keep pushing forward."
dpurcell@phillynews.com
215-854-4915 @dylancpurcell
Inquirer staff writer Mike Newall contributed to this article.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20150103_Phila__s_murder_rate_drops__A_look_at_why.html#ojODeVzHM9CQDjzk.99
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20150103_Phila__s_murder_rate_drops__A_look_at_why.html#ojODeVzHM9CQDjzk.99
Police at the scene of a fatal shooting in Nicetown last month. JOSEPH KACZMAREKWhen Philadelphia's murder total fell to a historic low in 2013, officials believed it was no fluke.
Now, with 2014 at the same rate - and other violence also down - experts say the city is indeed getting safer.
With 248 slain, the toll is one above last year's - and a 25 percent drop from 2012. But statistics show police in 2014 solved fewer killings than in 2013.
Overall, violent crime fell 7 percent.
MORE COVERAGE
How Camden families deal with loss of homicides
The number of people who were shot but survived fell to 1,047 this year from 1,128 in 2013, down 7 percent.
The drop in gun violence carried over to every major violent crime category other than homicide. Armed robberies fell 2 percent and aggravated assaults with a gun, 7 percent. Robberies and assaults without guns also fell.
Nationally, homicides and violent crimes have steadily gone down over the last decade, according to the most recent FBI figures.
Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey attributed the citywide drop in crime to a sustained strategy focused on data-driven policing that targets known offenders, community outreach, and accountability - from officers working foot patrols to commanders responsible for developing crime-fighting strategies.
"We keep doing what works and we keep making adjustments," Ramsey said.
"Things are obviously significantly better now than they were 10 years ago," said Jerry Ratcliffe, chairman of Temple University's department of criminal justice.
The 247 killed in 2013 marked the lowest city murder tally since 1967, less than half the 500 logged in 1990 at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic.
"We're nowhere near the numbers this city has seen for decades, when 400 was the number before anybody began to really panic," Ramsey said.
"I don't believe we're as low as we can go," he said, saying he thought Philadelphia could get to fewer than 200 a year.
The rate at which killings were solved dropped nearly 12 percentage points, however, from 70 percent in 2013 to 58.5 percent.
On Jan. 1, 2014, the department instituted new interrogation policies requiring police to remind witnesses they may leave at any time, prompting some investigators to complain that it would make it more difficult to solve violent crimes.
Ramsey said that he did not believe the directive was responsible for the lower solution rate and that the unit's clearance rate was still above the average for other major cities.
"Sometimes you just don't have a good year," he said.
Philadelphia's decline in murders reflects a trend in many of the nation's cities, including New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
"I think police around the country, particularly in the larger cities, have become increasing savvy, increasingly sophisticated, in the way they do their patrols," said Alfred Blumstein, a professor at Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University and an expert on criminal justice.
Police here credit data-driven policing and targeted strategies such as "Focused Deterrence," identifying key gang members in South Philadelphia.
"I think it's a good program," said Ed McCann, First Assistant District Attorney. "There's no one strategy that works throughout the city."
About half the city's police districts saw fewer murders and shootings in 2014.
The Nicetown section of Northwest Philadelphia saw the biggest increase, from 11 to 25. Nicetown had 27 killings in 2012, so the jump was a return to previous levels.
McCann credits police as working more closely with prosecutors than ever before and increasing cooperation with schools.
"Very exciting things are going on," said Robert Brown, executive director of PAAN, a Philadelphia antidrug and anti-youth-violence group in North Philadelphia.
Police are having success identifying juveniles, first-time offenders of low-level crimes, and steering them to community groups such as PAAN rather than prison, Brown said.
"Keep them alive until 25, and keep them from killing people" is the grim slogan used by Brown and his staff.
The facts support it.
The vast majority of victims were African American males, and one-third of the victims were between 18 and 34. Most of the killings stemmed from arguments, robberies, or drugs.
But it's not just the killings that destroy a neighborhood.
Criminologists say shootings are a better measure of a city's safety, because they occur in greater numbers. Police also work hard to keep illegal guns off the streets.
Some shootings could have been fatal, but for reasons largely outside the control of police - if the timing or location had been different, or if the shooter was a better marksman.
"The difference between an aggravated assault and a homicide is how quickly you can get the person to the hospital," Ratcliffe says.
McCann said he had seen a cultural shift in court and on the streets when it comes to guns. Gone are the days of low bail and quick release on a gun charge.
"The streets know, if you get caught with a gun you're going to jail," he said.
The year began badly, with 26 killings in January.
One of the victims was Amber Long, 26, shot to death in front of her mother in a Northern Liberties purse-snatching.
By April, relative peace had returned. The nine people killed were the fewest in one month since 1990, the earliest reliable monthly totals available.
But the summer also saw several ghastly killings.
In July, the body of Laura Araujo, a 23-year-old art student, was found in a duffel bag in an abandoned lot in West Philadelphia. She had been strangled. In August, Keisha Williams, 34, died along with her three children when a carjacker crashed her SUV at high speed in North Philadelphia.
Still, Brown, the community leader, said Philadelphia's lower murder totals each of the last two years was a positive sign for the future.
"I believe the Police Department is beginning to get it right. I really do," Brown said.
"And I'm going to become even more optimistic when I begin seeing greater involvement within the communities, families helping families.
"But I am optimistic."
Ramsey said that a long-term solution to crime in Philadelphia goes beyond policing strategies - including decreasing poverty, improving gun laws, and strengthening schools.
"I'm seeing progress, but not nearly enough to have the long-term impact that Philadelphia is capable of having," he said. "It takes time. It didn't get broken overnight, and it's not going to get fixed overnight. So you have to keep pushing forward."
dpurcell@phillynews.com
215-854-4915 @dylancpurcell
Inquirer staff writer Mike Newall contributed to this article.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20150103_Phila__s_murder_rate_drops__A_look_at_why.html#ojODeVzHM9CQDjzk.99
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New Bill Proposes To Make Wearing Hoodies Illegal
An Oklahoma Senator is set to bring the bill to Congress in February that will make wearing a hoodie a crime; riles up anti-racial profiling advocates
Don Barrington, a Republican Senator from Oklahoma, is set to introduce a bill this upcoming February that will ban the donning of hooded sweatshirts or “hoodies”, making it a crime.
According to a report on Oklahoma’s Channel 6 News, the alleged crime is punishable with fines ranging from $50 to $500 and even suggests up to one year of active jail time. So hoodies can be worn, it just can’t cover the face. CNN Legal Analyst Sunny Hostin says it’s obvious this rule is about race.
"This is about the pretext of being able to stop young African American males. Hoodie is code for thug in many places and I think businesses shouldn’t be in the business of telling people what to wear."
The signs, at the entrance of the Mounds Mall in Anderson, Indiana since 2004, warn visitors “For the safety and well-being of everyone, please lower your hoodie.”
Similar laws banning hoodies and other face-coverings are already in law books of 10 US states, according to a report in Time Magazine. These types of laws seem to only encourage racial profiling, similar to the “Stop-and-Frisk” campaign in NYC. The widespread practice of stopping residents for what was deemed “suspicious” behavior, has been the defining tactic of the NYPD.
No question about it, violent crime will go up.
Said NYPD Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly when asked what will be the outcome if “Stop-and-Frisk” ceased.
http://thesource.com/2015/01/03/new-bill-proposes-to-make-wearing-hoodies-illegal/
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Lou Cypher's Random Facts Thread
Im just going to put all the facts i find on the internet into one thread, kinda like chitlin and his news thread.
I just got these off the internet, i dont know if they are true or not. Google it if your so curious.
Ill post infographics and cool educational type gifs in here as well.
Feel free to post some too if you come across any.
I just got these off the internet, i dont know if they are true or not. Google it if your so curious.
Ill post infographics and cool educational type gifs in here as well.
Feel free to post some too if you come across any.
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-The official 2014-2015 NFL season thread
NFL shit
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B.o.B. presents No Genre: The Label official thread
already know i gotta support my guy bobby ray, then they just signed my nigga Scotty ATL and i know lambo can spit, tape should be fulla dopeness
http://www.datpiff.com/BoB-Presents-No-Genre-The-Label-mixtape.678598.html
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http://www.datpiff.com/BoB-Presents-No-Genre-The-Label-mixtape.678598.html
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Drake memes, captions, funny pics etc
This one just came in.. I try not diss the dude as don't care for his music and what not.. but is he the strangest cat in the game when he out in public..
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Young YG Fans are Protesting Outside the Grammy Museum in LA
lol, these nigglets are mad he didn't get nominated for best rap album.
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*** OFFICIAL ILL PIX WHO DIS THREAD***
Sometimes you see this pic on the net for years and you don't know who that fine specimen is
I think it's good to have a thread where we can post some pics and have the community/guests help to track.
If the person is found just declare it solved (stamp and name)
So I'll set it off:
WHO DIS:
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AND THIS
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AND THIS
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AND THIS
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I think it's good to have a thread where we can post some pics and have the community/guests help to track.
If the person is found just declare it solved (stamp and name)
So I'll set it off:
WHO DIS:
AND THIS
AND THIS
AND THIS
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The Iggy/Azealia/TI/Eminem/QTip/Lupe/Migos/Ross/Gucci/Coontastic Mega Thread
T.I. Addresses Q-Tip & Iggy Azalea, Azealia Banks Says He's "Indoctrinated
"Not all white people out to steal [black] culture," said T.I.
T.I. once again came to Iggy Azalea's aid today on Twitter. Responding to Q-Tip, who sent Azalea a long-winded history lesson on social media earlier this week, Tip decided to share his feelings on white people in the hip-hop industry, claiming "not all white people out to steal our culture." He then addressed Iggy herself, telling his protege not to let the negativity get her down--that it's "a part of the territory."
Read the King's argument below.
Following Tip's tweets, Azealia Banks sent out a few of her own in response.
http://www.hotnewhiphop.com/ti-addresses-q-tip-and-iggy-azalea-azealia-banks-says-he-s-indoctrinated-news.13336.html
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The Official 2015 Powerful Porno Movement
BROTHERS (and sisters) IT IS TIME TO USHER IN A NEW YEAR !!!! A NEW YEAR OF PORN AND AN EVEN MORE POWERFUL MOVEMENT THAN ALL OF THE MOVEMENTS COMBINED !!!!!!
LAST YEAR WE LOST A NUMBER OF PORNSTARS WHO HAVE NOW RETIRED WE FIRST MUST PAY HOMAGE TO THE ONES NO LONGER WITH US:
Lily Sincere, Kiara Mia, Mischa Brooks, Abella Anderson, Jenny Presley, Leilani Leanne, Meaghan Vaughn, Austin Taylor, Kristina Rose, Katsuni, Raylene, Natasha Nice, Jynx Maze, Sheena Shaw, Lisa Ann, Vanessa Luna
NOW LET THE GAMES BEGIN !!!!!! 2015 IS AMONG US !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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COME ON IN PUSSY LOVERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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LAST YEAR WE LOST A NUMBER OF PORNSTARS WHO HAVE NOW RETIRED WE FIRST MUST PAY HOMAGE TO THE ONES NO LONGER WITH US:
Lily Sincere, Kiara Mia, Mischa Brooks, Abella Anderson, Jenny Presley, Leilani Leanne, Meaghan Vaughn, Austin Taylor, Kristina Rose, Katsuni, Raylene, Natasha Nice, Jynx Maze, Sheena Shaw, Lisa Ann, Vanessa Luna
NOW LET THE GAMES BEGIN !!!!!! 2015 IS AMONG US !!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.xvideos.com/video5242561/ebony_color_haired_girl_banged_by_huge_cock_and_get_a_cum_shot_on_face
http://www.xvideos.com/video8738574/teena_dolly_interracial_blonde_hardcore_anal_blowjob_pussy_licking_licking_ball_interracial_
http://www.xvideos.com/video8717558/nice_butt_russian_beauty_sandra_luberc_anal_internal_cumshot
http://www.xvideos.com/video8717876/big_boobs_ukrainian_teen_yuliana_gets_her_juicy_anal_wrecked
http://www.xvideos.com/video8705431/skinny_chick_angelica_saige_fucked_hard_with_her_phat_ass
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http://www.xvideos.com/video7371427/she_enjoy_anal_sex
http://www.xvideos.com/video6724405/carmen_kinsley_white_thick_booty
http://www.xvideos.com/profiles/popo158#_tabVideos
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http://www.vporn.com/interracial/jada-stevens-blacked/480326/
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COME ON IN PUSSY LOVERS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Best 50Cent Album?
Vote for which album you think is 50's best album and give a reason why you voted for that album.
Voting ends tomorrow or if one album is a landslide away from the others.
(I'll also make Luda and Common Threads)
Here is Games thread)
http://community.allhiphop.com/discussion/525804/best-game-album
Best Fif album?
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Voting ends tomorrow or if one album is a landslide away from the others.
(I'll also make Luda and Common Threads)
Here is Games thread)
http://community.allhiphop.com/discussion/525804/best-game-album
Best Fif album?
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