POWER TO THE PEOPLE!
Where Is The Barbershop At?
What is it with the guy's and their barbershop? Could it be a place the go to when they want some privacy and get away from the women? In a lot of films there are barbershops and men always find it relaxing and a fun time.
It makes me wonder... do men go to their barbershop to clear their heads from us women, or could it simpily be that they need a hair cut? Or what do we know? They may go there so they can chill a bit and get a nice clean shave at the same time. But in some films you see them talking about stuff, it's not what we women like to talk about (we like to talk about how much me can't stand a curtain person, and so on...) But for the gents, it seems to be about buzzing a friends balls, It could be about a woman he likes or something stupid and embarrassing thing he did. So why can't we women have a place were we can have a nice talk with everyone and enjoy everybody's company? Or maybe we don't have a place like that just because we don't need it? We love to talk and we do it every day, when we are at a friend’s house, or when we go for a bite to eat? But I think the barbershop becomes like a second home for men, a family. Some questions still remains though, do they feel manlier when the go to the barbershop? Why won’t they let us cut their hair? And is it because female don't talk to men when they cut their hair? Because we all know that; women who cut your hair usually ends up chatting with the the other woman in the salon. We may never know, It's a guy thing! -A
"The rose that grew from concrete"
If you saw a rose growing out of concrete even if it had messed up petals and was a little to the side, you would marvel at just seeing a rose growing through concrete. So why is it when you see some ghetto kid that grows out of the dirtiest circumstances, and he can talk and sit across from you and make you smile, make you cry, make you laugh, all you can talk about is my dirty rose, my dirty stem, and how I’m leaning crooked to the side? You can’t even see that I came out of that shit. Did you hear about the rose that grew from a crack in the concrete? Proving nature's law is wrong it learned to walk with out having feet. Funny it seems, but by keeping its dreams,
it learned to breathe fresh air. Long live the rose that grew from concrete when no one else ever cared.
How to tell if you've met someone that are looking for a keeper or a trowback.
3 answers by Steve Harvey- Act like a lady think like a man.
1. If his conversation with you is extremely superficial, and never seems to graducate beyond the surface, he's
just looking for a play thing: if he genuinely seems intrested in your needs, life, desires,and future, then he's lookin' for a keeper.
2. If he takes your phone number but waits longer than twenty-four hours to call, then he's not looking for a keeper: If he calls you right away, he's showing that he's genuinely intrested in you,and most likely lookin' for a keeper.
3. If he tells you he's going to be somewhere at a certain time, and he consistently shows up late without so much as the courtesy of a phone call,he probably see you as a trowback: if he shows up when he's supposed to, he's lookin' for a keeper.
How do you know if you are a keeper or someone guys play with meanwhile?
1. A women who commands respect is a keeper:
a women who lets men get away with disrespecting her is a throwback.
2. A women who is dressed appropriately-has her goodies reasonbly covered, but is still sexy, is a keeper:
a women who is scantily clad and dripping sex is a throwback.
3. A women who takes a man's number but doesn't give him her own is a keeper: a woman who
hand out her number to a man who's done nothing more than buy her a drink and sak how he can reach
her is a trowback.
4. A woman whom we can introduce to our friends and family is a keeper: a woman we don't even bother
introducing to our friends or family is a throback.
5. A woman who is loyal is a keeper: a woman who always had her eye out for the next best thing
is a trowback.
Frome: Musicofthenineties.com
That being said, I think the 90s represents the last of the golden eras for many music genres. Honestly, I pretty much hate the 2000s and the 2010s when it comes to music. Now, not all of the music released today sucks but that’s not saying much.
Take rap for example: In the 90s we had 2Pac, Notorious BIG, Wu-Tang, Big Pun, Dr. Dre, Tribe Called Quest, etc. as the hottest artists. In the 2000s, we got Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, Nelly, and a host of other rappers. Pretty obvious what decade takes the cake for rap. But I guess I can’t hate too much…music is music and we’re all entitled to our tastes.
Life goes on.
Me: Tupac is that you?
Tupac: Yes It Is
Me: Why wont you come back?
Tupac: Because LIFE GOES ON. And everyone is putting me UNDER PRESSURE with all these CHANGES. But in a situation like this all you can do is SMILE and pray because ONLY GOD CAN JUDGE ME.
Me :We cant live without you.
Tupac: I AINT MAD AT CHA, Even though I am dead ALL EYES ON ME still. My whole life was a battle, ME AGAINST THE WORLD. And the world won. So please let me R.IP. And enjoy what I left behind
