expensive ass propaganda.

wow. the production values on this fucking bullshit are high. why are the rich creeps behind this vid even bothering?

the most edited verse in hip hop history.

atta boy juelz...

after hating cam and dipset for most of my life i'm suddenly loving them...

lord finesse and percee p.

no question, my two favorite emcees..

ag holds it down through the middle as well..

holy fuck.

saw this earlier tonight. go see this movie. it will fuck with your mind for days.

Pedro Almodóvar is a genius.

Cake–Short Skirt Long Jacket

Maybe one of the best videos I've seen. Not sure why I hadn't seen it.

steven tyler.

this a-hole claims he's from new hampshire. damn right:

"The veteran rocker, who has spoken openly about his drug and alcohol problems in the past, told NBC's "Today" show that he blacked out in an Asuncion hotel shower because he was suffering "Montezuma's revenge" not because he had fallen off the wagon."

hopefully stevey tyler, formerly a member of the toxic twins, can someday end up back in sunnape new hampshire where he can get black-out drunk and snort thrice-cut cocaine without tmz breathing down his neck.

live free or die.

black awesomeness.

friend of mine, fellow a.c. on friggen "baseball wives". kid is hilarious. good stuff.

politickin' with rick perry in the granite state.

there is nobody, repeat nobody, more of a disgusting political whore than rick perry.

matt taibbi wrote an excellent article on perry's sluttiness.

are you kidding me? although i applaud his nihilistic, drunken tendencies i hope he stays the hell out of my blessed state.

and who the fuck is that a-hole who claims "in new hampshire we call that liquid gold (maple syrup)" nobody has ever said that.

beijing smog.

there are times when i think l.a. is bad...

the politickin' is heatin' up boys..

holy shit. this is a straight up highlights magazine back-page.

i play the clip, you tell me what's wrong here.. wow.

the comedy always heats up during election years..

remix schmee-miix.

not sure how i missed this but i like it. makes you think how their album could've been better if it was all remixes...

stupid idiot from growing pains fails miserably.

kirk cameron sucks. thank god alan thicke turned out alright..

early tairey greene.

the year is 1999.

how in the friggen jim lahey was that pretty much 13 years ago? for shits sake..

rich fucks trick or treating.

enjoy your diamond studded, over-cooked yams, in-laws hating, black friday induced chrimbus you slimy 1%..

ows sketches.

oh art.

bill bragg.

merry fucking chrimbus part 2.

Happy Fucking Chrimbus

Spaghett!






Spaghett!




So many pictures of Spaghett playing the part.

Michael Moore Setting an Example - not Jamming Leftist Propaganda Down Your Throat

After hearing that Michael Moore was standing in with the Occupy Oakland movement today I stumbled upon his website and read his essay, "Life Among the 1%." He talks about how when he sold the distribution rights for his first movie, Roger & Me, he made a lump sum of 3 million dollars. Previously he had been collecting 98$ a week on unemployment and barely scraping by.

Here are the decisions he made about what to do with his riches:

1. I would first pay all my taxes. I told the guy who did my 1040 not to declare any deductions other than the mortgage and to pay the full federal, state and city tax rate. I proudly contributed nearly 1 million dollars for the privilege of being a citizen of this great country.

2. Of the remaining $2 million, I decided to divide it up the way I once heard the folksinger/activist Harry Chapin tell me how he lived: "One for me, one for the other guy." So I took half the money -- $1 million -- and established a foundation to give it all away.

3. The remaining million went like this: I paid off all my debts, paid off the debts of some friends and family members, bought my parents a new refrigerator, set up college funds for our nieces and nephews, helped rebuild a black church that had been burned down in Flint, gave out a thousand turkeys at Thanksgiving, bought filmmaking equipment to send to the Vietnamese (my own personal reparations for a country we had ravaged), annually bought 10,000 toys to give to Toys for Tots at Christmas, got myself a new American-made Honda, and took out a mortgage on an apartment above a Baby Gap in New York City.

4. What remained went into a simple, low-interest savings account. I made the decision that I would never buy a share of stock (I didn't understand the casino known as the New York Stock Exchange and I did not believe in investing in a system I did not agree with).

5. Finally, I believed the concept of making money off your money had created a greedy, lazy class who didn't produce any product, just misery and fear among the populace. They invented ways to buy out companies and then shut them down. They dreamed up schemes to play with people's pension funds as if it were their own money. They demanded companies keep posting record profits (which was accomplished by firing thousands and eliminating health benefits for those who remained). I made the decision that if I was going to earn a living, it would be done from my own sweat and ideas and creativity. I would produce something tangible, something others could own or be entertained by or learn from. My work would create employment for others, good employment with middle class wages and full health benefits.

I haven't been downtown to Occupy Oakland and to be honest haven't really engaged in any serious political thought since college. I didn't even vote in the last election. Everything seemed too far removed and too far gone and participating a waste of my time. The Occupy Wall Street and especially the Occupy Oakland topic is inescapable at this point. People seem to be pretty adamant about protesting until something gets done, whatever that may be. I seriously hope we are in the midst of some actual change, not the fake Obama change.

oaklands blowin up!

the choppers have been flying overhead non-stop since the riot squads finally put an end to occupy oakland.

and smokestack's and matty's new band big long now got a fresh demo tape. i took the liberty of making sure theyre on the youtubes:

big long now demo

Check out the couple of demo tracks we cut this weekend.

http://biglongnow.bandcamp.com