FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!
even with 20-0 foul shooting in the 4Th. I guess the Refs won us the game again huh? smh people ignorance annoy me.
"This game is in the refrigerator, the door's closed, the light's out, the eggs are cooling, the butter's getting hard and the Jello's jiggling." RIP Chick
go get #15 Lakers.
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who knew that was Dilla on the intro!! lol Imagine? I'd have to kill myself if I didn't know. In all seriousness, another dope Video By Maestro Knows. And In N' Out is home for me to. Love those Burgers haven't had one in a long ass time.
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So I got really bored yesterday while my brother was making a mess in the living room like he does all the time with his toys. So I got the camera and took a picture of the cars I lined up in order of color. I think the picture looks cool. I was going to think of something to go with the picture but it stopped @ me thinking about it. Forgot about it till right now really. Let's see, its important to know the color wheel chart? 
yea lets go with that. lol I remember learning all this stuff during art 1. aka the boring/ no freedom class. Teach you techniques and definitions. The Techniques is Dope, because you need that, and for some reason I missed the day they taught us how to paint with brushes cuz I suck ass lol. But the definitions? come on that's what English class is for. The Exercise I hated the most was pointillism and blind contour drawing. Did them all just wasn't a fan of them.
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Magic. Kareem. The Logo. Kobe. Shaq. When it comes to superstars, the Lakers are so far out in front of everybody else it's not even funny -- their all-time starting five would crush any other team's; in fact, it might be better than that of the rest of the league's put together. So star-studded is their legacy that I left Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor and George Mikan off my five-man team that opened this paragraph, also neglecting the likes of James Worthy, Bob McAdoo and Gail Goodrich.
And those big names won, too. Although the Celtics have more championships, the Lakers have more of everything else -- wins, playoff wins, playoff series wins and conference titles. About the only thing that hurts L.A. in the all-time rankings is the penalty for relocating from Minnesota to Los Angeles in the 1950s.
The story begins with the Mikan years up north, where he led Minneapolis to five championships in six seasons in the formative years of the NBA. As the league's first dominant big man, he established something of a tradition.
FRANCHISE HISTORY
* Los Angeles Lakers (1960-Present)
* Minneapolis Lakers (1948-60)
Since then, the Lakers have almost always had at least one monstrous big man -- Mikan, Wilt, Kareem, Shaq, Pau Gasol -- and one electrifying perimeter star to go with him (Magic, Jerry West, Baylor, Kobe).
About the only thing the Lakers haven't been able to do is best the Celtics head-to-head. In 11 meetings against Boston in the Finals, L.A. has prevailed just twice -- both coming with Magic and Kareem's teams under Pat Riley in the 1980s. In that regard, Baylor's Minneapolis team got the ball rolling in 1958-59 in the team's last season before heading west, and in the '60s, Chamberlain and West were foiled by the Celtics five times.
Ultimately, those Lakers broke through with a 69-13 season in 1971-72 that featured a 33-game winning streak -- still a record for North American pro team sports -- to win the team's first title in L.A.
After a brief lull in the late '70s, they would get five more rings when Magic arrived to join forces with Kareem. Although there was one more painful loss to Boston interposed -- a seven-game defeat in 1984 -- L.A. avenged it by becoming the first team in nearly two decades to repeat as champs, winning in 1987 and 1988. A hamstring injury to Magic Johnson in the Finals the next year derailed the Lakers' quest for a three-peat, but they would get one a decade and a half later after Phil Jackson came to Tinseltown to guide Shaq and Kobe.
That team provided plenty of last-second excitement -- most notably the alley-oop from Kobe to Shaq that cemented a Game 7 conference finals comeback win over Portland in 2000 -- and produced one of the most dominant playoff runs in history with a 15-1 romp through the field in 2001.
Amazingly, the franchise has missed the playoffs only five times in its 61 years -- for some perspective, the Bobcats have needed just five years to match L.A.'s total. The Lakers are now playing in their sixth Finals in the past decade, and should they win, they'll be only two titles behind the hated Celtics.
Paper Nike Air Yeezy by Filippo Perin.
Via:Hypebeast
Another pair of yeezy's I can't get my hands on.. =[ time to move on like game 3. lol I'll just wear blazers and dunks and whatever else is affordable. dope paper thingy. It reminds me of the paper bear of kanye. Wonder if he did it to? But his other work is soooooooooooooooo dope!!!! these are my fav.
Click HERE to see Mr.Perin's other work.
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Can't sleep so I'm watching some videos and posting some of my fav. ones. this one made the cut. Vimeo has better videos than youtube. Also it doesn't have the internet Gangsters/ racist/ douche bag/ negative ass whole/ hatter on all the comments. I try to keep my comments Positive if I feel the urge to comment. But your only human and sometimes you just feel like being an ass and making some one feel stupid for there idiotic comment. Or sometimes I just disagree with what there saying and the person doesn't know how to speak so they just spew out insults. So its your duty to be as dumb as them and act 5 and comment something back lol. we've all done it. Some more than others. Now back to the video. love the animation. musics relaxing. I dig it. Enjoy...
music alert:Check out the COLD WAR KIDS...there awesome.
UPDATE:this made the cut as well, So true its all fun and games until someone gets hurts.
FOR THE COFFEE lovers.
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Air Yeezy Spec: (Extended Version) from Samtubia Edwards on Vimeo.
Tonight I was watching "Singing in the Rain" with Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds and I usually don't like musicals but I guess the influence from my Grandfather Rubbed off.I know it did on my sister, She's been watching these old movies when ever she can. I think the only one I really enjoyed and liked watching it, more than once was Sweeney Todd with Johnny Depp. I guess I have another one on my list. I remember being a little kid my sister and I would watch Gone with the wind with my grandpa and our Grandma making fun of it every second, and having him tell her "ya boba,Déjame ver" in a playful voice. He loved em, she hated em. It's funny how that works. But while I was watching it I noticed how classy they all looked. wearing suits and dresses. I know people can't always wear that but It looked cool how everyone had there 3 piece suits and there stacy adams. My Grandfather would always look nice with his penny loafers. To him casual wear was dress slacs and a short sleave dress shirt ar a nice dress shirt and slacs. I never once saw him wear a T-shirt. Typical man from that era, total class. I hope to be like him one day, all suave and G lol. He was a hell of a father and husband. There's not a day that goes buy that I don't miss him. And all these black and white movies and musicals remind me of him so much. I have things that I hold dear to my hear that always keeps me close with him. Right now I'm watching The woman in the window, with Edward G. Robinson. Looks cool so far. Enjoy your morning/ Night. I'm out. RIP S.G.
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Sick desk w/ macbook "is so necessary"
web color chart "is so necessary"
High top kicks "is so necessary"
Girl with CLASS "is so necessary"
#15 "is so necessary"
GOOD music "is so necessary"
events with odds against so astronomical they're effectively impossible, like oxygen spontaneously becoming gold. In each human coupling, a thousand million sperm vie for a single egg. Multiply those odds by countless generations, against the odds of your ancestors being alive; meeting; siring this precise son; that exact daughter. Of the thousand million children competing for fertilization, it was you, only you, that emerged. To distill so specific a form from that chaos of improbability, like turning air to gold... that is the crowning unlikelihood.The thermodynamic miracle. But the world is so full of people, so crowded with these miracles that they become commonplace and we forget...We gaze continually at the world and it grows dull in our perceptions. Yet seen from another's vantage point. As if new, it may still take our breath away.Try not to forget......
got it from a book I'm reading. aka a book I should be done with but I don't try to finish it because I know what happens and I lose interest. WATCHMEN. It's a good read.
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Maestro Knows - Tour Edition (Episode 1) from Maestro Knows on Vimeo.
Okay so I love watching movies right, and I always find myself saying them @ random moments when I think they pertain to whats going on @ the moment. Most of the time it doesn't but my sister always saves me from the pulling of the collar and saying "Tough crowd" with a laugh. I do this a lot. to a Point my mom tells me to shut up. And my sister and I never really stop because it to fun. Especially when you get into that everything is funny mode. When something as simple as "your mom's bag" makes your sides hurt like you were punched Mike Tyson, before the movie Hangover. those times are always great, Laughing is good for the soul. And it always helps a tense situation. these are some of my mom's favorites lmao sarcasm is awesome.
"That ain't no Etch A Sketch. This is one doodle that can't be undid, Homeskillet."-Rollo, Juno.
"all that toast and no jelly"-Alonzo, Training Day
"yea go walk away, cuz ima burn this motherfucker down, king kong ain't got shit on me"-Alonzo, Training Day
"you got the Juice now"- Juice lol
okay let me start putting down one's I actually say lol
"oh, an inside joke. I'd love to be a part of one some day"-Michael Gary Scott, The Office
"Ryan started the Fire"-Dwight, The Office
"False.."-Dwight, The Office
"That's what she said"-The Office
"Did I stutter"-Stanly, The Office
"When I was in college, I used to get a-wicked hammered. My nickname was Puke. I would chug a fifth of SoCo, sneak into a frat party...polish off a few people's empties, some brewskies, some Jell-O shots, do a some body shots off myself...pass out, wake up the next morning, boot, rally, more SoCo, head to class...probably would have gotten expelled if I'd let it affect my grades, but I aced all my courses. They called me Ace. Was totally awesome, got straight B's. They called me Buzz"-Nard Dog, The office
"I'll fuck you up quick two times"-Buggin out, Do the Right Thing
You don't need to match it gets kind of annoying.
matching that gets annoying.
waaaay too much.
The music video for spaceship has finally been released. The visions of Mr. West, GLC, Cons, and Hype Williams can now be seen. thanks GLC for releasing it. Its old but still fresh. Love the video. I wonder why it wasn't released?
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