We are just normal people who are tired of the same loud mouth bitches that talk shit about us,
All we want is to start life brand new……
So I just want to get married eventually
and leave the past behind,
get a new house,
and move on from the ones that talk to damn much in the first place!
I am the BEST that ever wrote and I am tired of those bitches claiming what they don’t have or what they wish they could have!
I keep starting over!
and get tired of these BITCHES hating on my cousin, family,my family and I…..
I don’t have to ever fuck to get what I want.
I got game so my ass can never be tamed,
I am the best in the game!
So just keep on passing them around town,
NASTY bitches keep getting dieases if you want to,
Cuz it’s a no-n0 on them HOES!!!!
Here’s the REAL world…..
April 12, 2010
Apr 12, 2010 @ 23:12:43
to tiger:
It was quite a fun weekend of golf, even if you aren’t that into the sport. There were plenty of memorable players and shots that made it interesting and fun to watch. The whole time I was waiting for the wheels to fall off for Phil, instead I was pleasantly surprised it was Tiger falling apart on Sunday. There were a lot of fun story lines that kept me from changing the channel, including 50 year old Freddy making a push, Anthony Kim coming out of nowhere, Lee Westwood playing solid, but not quite pulling it out in a major once again, and a lot of great golf shots in between.
Saturday when Phil went on his run of back to back eagles it might have been one of the best three hole stretches I’ve ever seen anyone play. I was home by myself, and when the second one went in from 135 yards out, I was yelling so much my neighbors must have thought I was crazy! It was one of those shots you will always remember. He was so close to hitting three straight eagles, and on his approach I almost expected a third eagle to fall. A foot away was still good enough for a birdie. Phil is always a fan favorite wherever he goes, and the crowd at Augusta was no different than anywhere else he’s played. I thought for awhile that Phil was going to fall apart at some point like he always seems to do. When he started shanking his drives, I kept thinking uh oh here we go, but he kept coming up with miraculous recovery shots over and over again, he was a par saving machine each time. Phil scored low when he needed to on the par 5’s and ended up taking the Masters from a very competitive field. I hope this is a new Phil we are seeing out there, a guy that can keep his composure, and showed that the meltdown in Bethpage is a distant memory. Phil picks up his third green jacket (04’, 06’, and 10’), so it looks like I won’t be betting on him to win again until 12’, since he seems to like those even years.
White men can’t jump.
I was really hoping for the 2004 Masters celebration, when he jumped about 1 foot into the air. I’ve declared that to be the smallest celebratory jump in the history of big sporting events. With the year Phil has had with his family, he was destined to win for them. I had my doubts when mother nature threw a twig in his putting line right after he struck the ball on the third hole, but maybe that was just a sign saying that mother nature can’t even stop the big guy!
I really enjoyed the fact that Fred Couples was in the hunt for most of the weekend, and if he hadn’t had the disastrous 14th hole he could have placed in the top five. There’s something about the living legends that makes you pull for them. Maybe just the hope you’ll get to share one last great moment with them. I hope his back lets him keep playing, because it looks like he’s still got some years left.
Apr 02, 2010 @ 17:14:12
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May 02, 2010 @ 06:14:56
it’s a problem
Apr 12, 2010 @ 23:13:25
The A’s opened up their season with nearly every expert picking them to finish dead last in the AL West. I personally have VERY low expectations going into this season, and since they usually struggle out the gate, I figured this April would be just as rough as years past. Even back when they were winning the division crowns, they were always dubbed a second half team. Another reason for pessimism for my beloved A’s was that they are the youngest roster in the league, which usually calls for lots of growing pains. I’m not going to say that this 6-2 start makes them a lock to win the west or even a .500 ballclub, but I know that they have the potential to stay out of the cellar. A lot of the “experts” picked the Mariners and Angels to win the West. Most liked the M’s because of the big off season moves, and the Angels because they are always there over the last decade. They still could be right, but after watching both the first series between the two teams, I have to say I’m impressed with the grittiness that this years’ A’s squad has. If chicks dig the long ball, then there won’t be many in the A’s clubhouse, but if chicks dig good pitching and defense we could have the next Playboy mansion in the works.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m probably way too overly excited about the 5-2 start, but it finally got me inspired enough to write a late preview about the club. The A’s easily could’ve swept the Mariners in their opening series, if they hadn’t committed four errors in that first game they could’ve beaten Seattle’s best pitcher, King Felix. The most inspiring part about watching them so far, sans game 1, is their ability to continue to put up runs during the game. They’ve scored in nearly 30% of their innings this year, which is a good way to win. They are supposed to have a good defense, and have played pretty good aside from opening nights four error performance. Pennington and Kouzmanoff are much better defensively than I thought they were, and now that our outfield is Cust free (I’ll get back to Cust getting cut later), we don’t have to give up an out a game wherever he happened to be. This is a grind it out team, and even this early in the year it feels like they are never out of a game. They have been behind in five of their eight games and comeback to win four of them.
Most have predicted the A’s will fail because they put so much stock in two all-star veteran pitchers, Sheets and Duscherer that are injured as much as they are in the lineup in most recent seasons. They might be right, and both could fall apart like a leper in warm water, but in all honesty these aren’t the only “good” pitchers Oakland has. Sheets and Duke no doubt lead the staff, but the future pitchers we have coming up look like they have very bright futures. Last season we saw Brett Anderson come out as the most polished youthful pitcher we have, and showed that he has “ace” type stuff in him. Gio Gonzalez, has great stuff, and can shut teams out when he can tone down those emotions, which he did over the spring, and is what probably got him in the opening week’s rotation. Dallas Braden is a stud, not because of his stuff, but because he is ultra competitive and studies his opponents more than anyone in the rotation. He reminds me of the Lackey type, not overpowering, but great control around the strike zone. He fell behind in both of his starts, but battled and was rewarded with wins by the A’s offense. Like always, the A’s will be depending heavily on their starters to keep them close in games, and with a improved defense behind them, it will make it slightly easier than last year’s full time growing pains.
Everyone has ripped their lineup, and I can’ lie it doesn’t look that great on paper, but they have shifted to a new style of stealing bases and putting pressure on the opposing teams every time they have a runner on. They’ve reverted to manufacturing runs opposed to waiting for that deep ball, a full on switch to an NL style team.
Good to see Rickey helping out Rajai.
The new style of play has helped this year as they may not be putting up crooked numbers often, they are scoring in four innings a game. The A’s led the league in doubles for the second half of last season, so at least they have the ability to clear the bases. Hell, they even got a bunt double this week. Mix that with seven stolen bases, and you can see this team that knows how to scrape together some runs. Cutting JacKK Cust wasn’t as bad as some have made it out to be, and I for one, was ecstatic. I didn’t mind him in the DH role, but when he was out in the field he was a disaster waiting to happen, and based on the direction we’ve gone, this was the right choice. I can’t argue that he doesn’t get on base a lot since he led the team in walks last year, but when he’s on base you basically concede that it’s station to station until the final out is recorded or he crosses the plate, putting no pressure on the defense or opposing pitcher. I hope Chavez can do well in the DH duties, and without the wear and tear of playing in the field he should last for at least 50 games. We’ll see if the A’s end up getting Cust back, but I kind of hope they don’t… I feel like this offense can lull people to sleep, as nobody respects them. When you don’t respect someone you get too much of the plate with your pitches, and hopefully that will happen a lot for the A’s this year.
Apr 28, 2010 @ 16:48:58
go hard
Apr 28, 2010 @ 16:49:08
go The A’s opened up their season with nearly every expert picking them to finish dead last in the AL West. I personally have VERY low expectations going into this season, and since they usually struggle out the gate, I figured this April would be just as rough as years past. Even back when they were winning the division crowns, they were always dubbed a second half team. Another reason for pessimism for my beloved A’s was that they are the youngest roster in the league, which usually calls for lots of growing pains. I’m not going to say that this 6-2 start makes them a lock to win the west or even a .500 ballclub, but I know that they have the potential to stay out of the cellar. A lot of the “experts” picked the Mariners and Angels to win the West. Most liked the M’s because of the big off season moves, and the Angels because they are always there over the last decade. They still could be right, but after watching both the first series between the two teams, I have to say I’m impressed with the grittiness that this years’ A’s squad has. If chicks dig the long ball, then there won’t be many in the A’s clubhouse, but if chicks dig good pitching and defense we could have the next Playboy mansion in the works.
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m probably way too overly excited about the 5-2 start, but it finally got me inspired enough to write a late preview about the club. The A’s easily could’ve swept the Mariners in their opening series, if they hadn’t committed four errors in that first game they could’ve beaten Seattle’s best pitcher, King Felix. The most inspiring part about watching them so far, sans game 1, is their ability to continue to put up runs during the game. They’ve scored in nearly 30% of their innings this year, which is a good way to win. They are supposed to have a good defense, and have played pretty good aside from opening nights four error performance. Pennington and Kouzmanoff are much better defensively than I thought they were, and now that our outfield is Cust free (I’ll get back to Cust getting cut later), we don’t have to give up an out a game wherever he happened to be. This is a grind it out team, and even this early in the year it feels like they are never out of a game. They have been behind in five of their eight games and comeback to win four of them.
Most have predicted the A’s will fail because they put so much stock in two all-star veteran pitchers, Sheets and Duscherer that are injured as much as they are in the lineup in most recent seasons. They might be right, and both could fall apart like a leper in warm water, but in all honesty these aren’t the only “good” pitchers Oakland has. Sheets and Duke no doubt lead the staff, but the future pitchers we have coming up look like they have very bright futures. Last season we saw Brett Anderson come out as the most polished youthful pitcher we have, and showed that he has “ace” type stuff in him. Gio Gonzalez, has great stuff, and can shut teams out when he can tone down those emotions, which he did over the spring, and is what probably got him in the opening week’s rotation. Dallas Braden is a stud, not because of his stuff, but because he is ultra competitive and studies his opponents more than anyone in the rotation. He reminds me of the Lackey type, not overpowering, but great control around the strike zone. He fell behind in both of his starts, but battled and was rewarded with wins by the A’s offense. Like always, the A’s will be depending heavily on their starters to keep them close in games, and with a improved defense behind them, it will make it slightly easier than last year’s full time growing pains.
Everyone has ripped their lineup, and I can’ lie it doesn’t look that great on paper, but they have shifted to a new style of stealing bases and putting pressure on the opposing teams every time they have a runner on. They’ve reverted to manufacturing runs opposed to waiting for that deep ball, a full on switch to an NL style team.
Good to see Rickey helping out Rajai.
The new style of play has helped this year as they may not be putting up crooked numbers often, they are scoring in four innings a game. The A’s led the league in doubles for the second half of last season, so at least they have the ability to clear the bases. Hell, they even got a bunt double this week. Mix that with seven stolen bases, and you can see this team that knows how to scrape together some runs. Cutting JacKK Cust wasn’t as bad as some have made it out to be, and I for one, was ecstatic. I didn’t mind him in the DH role, but when he was out in the field he was a disaster waiting to happen, and based on the direction we’ve gone, this was the right choice. I can’t argue that he doesn’t get on base a lot since he led the team in walks last year, but when he’s on base you basically concede that it’s station to station until the final out is recorded or he crosses the plate, putting no pressure on the defense or opposing pitcher. I hope Chavez can do well in the DH duties, and without the wear and tear of playing in the field he should last for at least 50 games. We’ll see if the A’s end up getting Cust back, but I kind of hope they don’t… I feel like this offense can lull people to sleep, as nobody respects them. When you don’t respect someone you get too much of the plate with your pitches, and hopefully that will happen a lot for the A’s this year.
Apr 14, 2010 @ 17:34:12
cheaters
Apr 21, 2010 @ 16:05:48
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In Uncategorized on April 12, 2010 by Mason Emma Edit
We are just normal people who are tired of the same loud mouth bitches that talk shit about us,
All we want is to start life brand new……
So I just want to get married eventually
and leave the past behind,
get a new house,
and move on from the ones that talk to damn much in the first place!
I am the BEST that ever wrote and I am tired of those bitches claiming what they don’t have or what they wish they could have!
I keep starting over!
and get tired of these BITCHES hating on my cousin, family,my family and I…..
I don’t have to ever fuck to get what I want.
I got game so my ass can never be tamed,
I am the best in the game!
So just keep on passing them around town,
NASTY bitches keep getting dieases if you want to,
Cuz it’s a no-n0 on them HOES!!!!
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Tired of stockton
In Uncategorized on April 12, 2010 by Mason Emma Edit
I run stockton and I am tired of the same the bitches hating on me,
I am moving to Sacramento so we can bury the past,
moving on with the present,
This is new money and new money takes over Emma Mae and Anitra D.
you guys know we are the freshest
and the best
Leave the past behind like a casket,
and a new grocery cart like a basket.
I miss my homies like DWIGHT!
where is he now?
If you only knew like you should!
Baby we are straight hood with it and we are leaving all ya’ll in Stockton behind,
don’t have time for these Bitches because none of them pay me,
and they took my car and I am pissed the fuck off!
Can’t control me I am grown…..
I can start over if I want to….
so God loves me,
and I am tired of these dum, doo-doo hoes!!!!
I worked hard for all the shit I do…..
They never got a degree like me,
They just want to claim what they thought they had!
Living without you
Living alone
This empty house seems so cold
Wanting to hold you
Wanting you near
How much I wanted you home
But now that you’ve come back
Turned night into day
I need you to stay
So now I come to you with the open arms
Nothing to hide
Believe what I say
So here I am with the open arms
Hoping you’ll see what your love means to me
Open arms
waiting for you to come and see me BABY
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” The Past is the Past, the present is …
In status on April 12, 2010 by Mason Emma Edit
” The Past is the Past, the present is now, but my future is what I make out of it, SUCCESSFUL.”
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Okay now your old brother and I am NEW…….
In status on April 12, 2010 by Mason Emma Tagged: tired of the old Edit
Okay now your old brother and I am NEW…..
No this ain’t no weak chick….and I ain’t two steping to any of you!!!!.
I am the REAL shit and so you need to work for you and yours!!!!
I am so special and I am tired of playing nickels for dimes!
So ReWIND…..or go SLOW
Me and my FAMILY is staying LOW-LOW
I can RISE hella high if I CHOSE to!!!!
It’s called stocks and BONDS!!!!
I need a new House with a fence and a yard!
So i know I am HARD!!!!!
Not a weakling BABY
and this little birdie will never SING!!!!
All the HOES have already SUNG….
” DUM, DUM,DUM!”
Apr 28, 2010 @ 16:48:17
Hello Friends near and from everywhere, key word is poetry…..thank you….
May 23, 2010 @ 10:13:53
peace thruout my life