stream of consciousness: hunter killers

the mad nomad hopping stops bussin raps at earlobes, dropping bombs worldwide geo-tagging your globes, critic'lly thinking, kill em all, religious faggots in robes, priestly pillars pilloried for penny bagging the dope, rise the dealers, made a menace 'cause our tricks are all sleeveless, made a mess of crossing chests, saw it's not only the meekest, only the strong survive crap shoots the longest, guns rise, so fuck jesus, deuces wild so screwed am i while i play games with sharks eating, narcs cheating, packing shards-of-glass in crack-coated cards, see who dealt us, bluffed calls, out of options, zero deltas, money left us no shelter, discontent of cold winter sure teach us, many necessary evils of life -like strapping heaters disguised, and how to see through the lies what, beneath us are the tracks of deceit of, the acts of great speakers, at whom my gun-sights reveal weakness, "self-evident that all men are equals", i'll sneak up, apparatus shatter like beakers, i speak the TRUTH, that no man is born bullet-proof.

tigger's brother and white kid

phdcomics

area hip-hop stars clarify the aberrance of their actions

the practice of rap clarification began towards the end of the popular R&B track "ignition" when singer R. Kelly made it unquestionably clear that even though he wouldn't usually do that his sound engineer could just this one time, for the benefit of the fawning listening public, break us off a little piece of the remix to the aforementioned track. continuing with this trend of hip-hop disclaimers, rap mogul Jay-Z proceeded to light up a joint to mellow out at the end of his shit on the track "do you wanna ride" after explicitly assuring the listener that his actions were also not in keeping with what he would usually do.

here's the graphite from my pencil, marry me

just a reminder to all mis-informed ladies: diamonds are not worth what they make you believe. don't be caught by the price manipulation and marketing hype, unless you compare yourself to a mere piece of carbon. cuz you know, you're all truly such *complex* pieces of carbon that you should be treated with commensurate respect.

“If you don’t support the price,” Andrei V. Polyakov, a spokesman for Alrosa, said, “a diamond becomes a mere piece of carbon.”