once upon a time, synthesizers were programmed and after a while they came preprogrammed but still capable of tweaking the knobs, but then the interest generated a lazy factor where preprogrammed/stock was good enough and no more creativity in the programming ruled the way. a piano is a piano...

came across 2 dudes in my school life who were martial arts students. they loved to practice their shit on the rest of us. that saying, "that money's burning a hole in your pocket". (the enormous urge to spend it). nearly all military weaponry built, those in charge have the burning urge to see...

teachers are "out of here" like what drum machines and synthesizers did to musicians. still has to be programmed, but get enough stock where you buy straight off the shelf to utilization and that's where society bends to the unknown

black artists eliminating black artists. on the surface it seems fun, but Ja Rule was paying out and a lotta his squads bills were being paid.

thinking about Malcolm X, Fred Hampton, Bunchy and John Huggins vs Us. they were all infiltrated. the result was they were turned against each other. black men killed each other by way of white persuasion. watch your asses with this goofy meaningless shit. you might think i'm some old dude...

he routinely does what he does every team he goes to. when he's flat he gives up shooting. lebron gives up on defense and AD's gettin' no help.

that shit was circumstantial. if Green didn't bumped out.....u think Bron set that up?

everyone blamed Westbrook, though.

he gives up after just a few missed shots. pathetic

anyway...... serious recall, but easy fix

young niggas can't accept how off kilter they are with shit or that the "now" happened because of what came before. can't keep kickin' history and its cautionary tales to the curb. i refuse to choose to say "fuck it", you're on your own. keeping our library intact

Chuck D wasn't of the bloviating, redundant rap released in the past 26 years. he was speaking to the black people and convinced many white people who agreed with his anti-racism message. he energized a strong black pride movement that threatened underhanded racist establishment. being black was...